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- Genre:Children's Music, Soundtrack
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- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarzan_(1999_film_soundtrack)
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Tarzan (OST) Lyrics
- 世界睇清楚 [Strangers like me] [Sai gaai tái chēng chó] [Transliteration]
- 世界睇清楚 [Strangers like me] [Sai gaai tái chēng chó] lyrics
- Dva Svijeta [Two Worlds] [Serbian translation]
- Stranci k'o ja [Strangers Like Me] lyrics
- Dečko moj [Son Of Man] lyrics
- Stranci k'o ja [Strangers Like Me] [Serbian translation]
- Dečko moj [Son Of Man] [Serbian translation]
- Bit ćeš uvijek moj [You'll Be In My Heart] [Serbian translation]
- Dva Svijeta [Two Worlds] lyrics
- Bit ćeš uvijek moj [You'll Be In My Heart] lyrics
Tarzan (OST) featuring lyrics
- You'll Be In My Heart (Azerbaijani translation)
- You'll Be In My Heart (French translation)
- You'll Be In My Heart (American Sign Language translation)
- You'll Be In My Heart (Croatian translation)
- Dir gehört mein Herz lyrics
- You'll Be In My Heart (Finnish translation)
- You'll Be In My Heart lyrics
- Dir gehört mein Herz (English translation)
- You'll Be In My Heart (Dutch translation)
- You'll Be In My Heart (German translation)
Tarzan (OST) also performed lyrics
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- At Seventeen [Russian translation]
- Alone [Swedish translation]
- Blue Christmas [Serbian translation]
- Calling You
- Alone [Hungarian translation]
- Alone [German translation]
- Alone [Portuguese translation]
- Happy Xmas [War Is Over] [French translation]
- Em tens a mi [You've Got a Friend] [English translation]
- John Lennon - Happy Xmas [War Is Over]
- At Seventeen [Turkish translation]
- Beauty and the Beast [Romanian translation]
- Alone [Czech translation]
- Happy Xmas [War Is Over] [Croatian translation]
- Happy Xmas [War Is Over] [French translation]
- Falò [Amico è]
- Alone [Croatian translation]
- Feliz Navidad [Spanish translation]
- Alone [Turkish translation]
- Marina Rossell - Em tens a mi [You've Got a Friend]
- Beauty and the Beast [Bosnian translation]
- At Seventeen [Polish translation]
- Alone [Italian translation]
- Ave Maria [Czech translation]
- Aún existe amor [English translation]
- Alone [Bulgarian translation]
- Alone [Spanish translation]
- Happy Xmas [War Is Over] [Arabic translation]
- Alone [Slovenian translation]
- Em tens a mi [You've Got a Friend] [French translation]
- Happy Xmas [War Is Over] [German translation]
- Alone [Dutch translation]
- At Seventeen [Bulgarian translation]
- At Seventeen [Spanish translation]
- At Seventeen [Hungarian translation]
- Happy Xmas [War Is Over] [Croatian translation]
- At Seventeen [Serbian translation]
- At Seventeen [German translation]
- Beauty and the Beast [Finnish translation]
- Happy Xmas [War Is Over] [Latvian translation]
- Elvis Presley - Blue Christmas
- Blue Christmas [Persian translation]
- Bagdad Café [OST] - Calling You
- Calling You [German translation]
- Beauty and the Beast [OST] - Beauty and the Beast
- Happy Xmas [War Is Over] [Korean translation]
- Beauty and the Beast [Greek translation]
- Alone [Finnish translation]
- Beauty and the Beast [Spanish translation]
- Alone [Serbian translation]
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- Beauty and the Beast [Finnish translation]
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- Alone [German translation]
- Sarah Pacheco - Ave Maria
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- Alone
- Blue Christmas [Hungarian translation]
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- Beauty and the Beast [Bulgarian translation]
- Feliz Navidad [English translation]
- At Seventeen [Croatian translation]
- Alone [Gaelic [Scottish Gaelic] translation]
- Blue Christmas [Russian translation]
- At Seventeen [Dutch translation]
- Beauty and the Beast [German translation]
- Beauty and the Beast [Italian translation]
- Alone [French translation]
- Beauty and the Beast [Hungarian translation]
- Calling You [Russian translation]
- Gwen Stefani - Feliz Navidad
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