- country:Kenya
- Languages:Dholuo
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:http://ayubogada.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayub_Ogada
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- 가사 [Wow Easy] [gasa] [Russian translation]
- Stand Up [Russian translation]
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- 자꾸 더 보고싶은 사람 [I Miss You] [jakku deo bogosip-eun salam] [Transliteration]
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- 꿈 속의 그대 [You in My Dream] [kkum sog-ui geudae] [Transliteration]
- Gönül Cevheri [Azerbaijani translation]
- Stand Up [English translation]
- 황홀한 고백 [hwangholhan gobaeg]
- 가사 [Wow Easy] [gasa]
- Dubai Dubai - سوینچ مومن اووه - دوبی دوبی [Persian translation]
- 자꾸 더 보고싶은 사람 [I Miss You] [jakku deo bogosip-eun salam] [English translation]
- 가사 [Wow Easy] [gasa] [Transliteration]
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- Selfish [English translation]
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- Baxtingman [Transliteration]
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- Baxtingman [Russian translation]
- 자꾸 더 보고싶은 사람 [I Miss You] [jakku deo bogosip-eun salam] [Russian translation]
- Bu hayot [Transliteration]
- Gönül Cevheri [English translation]
- Ayriliqdan qo’rqaman [Transliteration]
- Selfish [Russian translation]
- Dubai Dubai - سوینچ مومن اووه - دوبی دوبی lyrics
- Love Lane lyrics
- My Lovely Girl [OST] - 이 노래 [This Song] [i nolae]
- Kölgəm Qədər [Uzbek translation]
- Kölgəm Qədər [Uzbek translation]
- Bu hayot [Transliteration]
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- Selfish [Transliteration]
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- Ko‘ylagim [Turkish translation]
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- Hayot [Transliteration]
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