- country:France
- Languages:English, French
- Genre:Eurodance, Pop-Rock
- Official site:http://www.frdavid.net/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/F._R._David
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F.R. David Lyrics
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- rEALITY [English translation]
- Wind flower [English translation]
- Big White Room lyrics
- Where R U [Transliteration]
- No more drama [Transliteration]
- Starry Night [Japanese ver.] lyrics
- WANNA BE MYSELF [Transliteration]
- Morning [English translation]
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- Where Are We Now [Transliteration]
- All I've Ever Wanted lyrics
- Where Are We Now [Turkish translation]
- WANNA BE MYSELF [English translation]
- Where Are We Now [Thai translation]
- New York [Russian translation]
- Wind flower [Transliteration]
- My Star lyrics
- Wind flower [Transliteration]
- My Star [Russian translation]
- rEALITY lyrics
- Mina - It's only make believe
- Universe lyrics
- WANNA BE MYSELF [Russian translation]
- mumumumuch [Japanese Version] lyrics
- Non ti voglio più lyrics
- Where R U [English translation]
- Where R U [Turkish translation]
- Sana Kalbim Geçti lyrics
- My Star [French translation]
- Morning [Turkish translation]
- Moderato [Russian translation]
- Where Are We Now [Russian translation]
- Sleep Talk [English translation]
- My Star [English translation]
- Cardi B - Lick [Remix]
- Shampoo lyrics
- All in the Name
- Where Are We Now [English translation]
- Where R U lyrics
- Starry Night [Japanese ver.] [English translation]
- Sleep Talk lyrics
- Where Are We Now [Japanese Version] lyrics
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- Just Believe In Love [Russian translation]
- WANNA BE MYSELF [French translation]
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- Conga lyrics
- Where Are We Now [Russian translation]
- Where Are We Now [Chinese translation]
- WANNA BE MYSELF [Turkish translation]
- Self Camera lyrics
- New York lyrics
- Wind flower [Russian translation]
- WANNA BE MYSELF [Russian translation]
- Travel [Transliteration]
- Morning [Russian translation]
- Mr.애매모호 [Mr.Ambiguous] [Mr.aemaemoho] [Transliteration]
- Wind flower [Russian translation]
- rEALITY [Turkish translation]
- No more drama [Russian translation]
- Morning lyrics
- MAMAMOO - Moderato
- Let Me Dream A While lyrics
- Where Are We Now [Portuguese translation]
- Moderato [English translation]
- No more drama [English translation]
- Taste The Feeling lyrics
- Mr.애매모호 [Mr.Ambiguous] [Mr.aemaemoho] [English translation]
- Sleep Talk [Turkish translation]
- You keep me hangin' on lyrics
- My Star [Polish translation]
- Where Are We Now [Russian translation]
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- My Star [Turkish translation]
- No more drama lyrics
- Wind flower [Transliteration]
- Coriandoli lyrics
- Wind flower [Turkish translation]
- Strange Day lyrics
- Wind flower [Russian translation]
- No more drama [Russian translation]
- Where Are We Now [French translation]
- Wind flower lyrics
- No more drama [Transliteration]
- Wind flower [Russian translation]
- WANNA BE MYSELF lyrics
- Mr.애매모호 [Mr.Ambiguous] [Mr.aemaemoho] [Russian translation]
- New York [English translation]
- Travel [Russian translation]
- Travel lyrics
- My Star [Transliteration]
- Capirò lyrics
- Mr.애매모호 [Mr.Ambiguous] [Mr.aemaemoho] [Transliteration]
- Wind flower [Russian translation]
- Moderato [Transliteration]
- Self Camera [English translation]
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- Where Are We Now lyrics
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