- country:Sweden
- Languages:English, Swedish
- Genre:Rock, Indie
- Official site:http://www.mandodiao.com
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mando_Diao
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- صدام کردی [Sedaam kardi] lyrics
- شب زخمی [Shabe Zakhmi] [Transliteration]
- درخت [Derakht] [English translation]
- خالی [Khali] lyrics
- رحم کن [Rahm Kon] lyrics
- درخت [Derakht] [English translation]
- دلبر [Delbar] [English translation]
- شب زخمی [Shabe Zakhmi] lyrics
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- خاكستری [Khakestari] [Transliteration]
- خالی [Khali] [Transliteration]
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- Help Me to Help Myself lyrics
- سفر [Safar] lyrics
- حنا خانوم [Hana Khanoom] [English translation]
- خاتون [Khatoon] [Transliteration]
- دو راهی [Do Rahi] [Transliteration]
- رازقی [Rāzeghi] [English translation]
- دلبر [Delbar] [Transliteration]
- شب مرد تنها [Shabe Marde Tanha] [English translation]
- درخت [Derakht] [Turkish translation]
- رازقی [Rāzeghi] [Transliteration]
- خالی [Khali] [English translation]
- راز همیشگی [Raze Hamishegi] lyrics
- خورشید بی حجاب [Khorshid-e Bi Hejab] lyrics
- دلپوش [Delpoosh] [Transliteration]
- دو راهی [Do Rahi] lyrics
- شبزده [Shabzade] [Transliteration]
- دلپوش [Delpoosh] [English translation]
- زبانم را نمیفهمی [Zabaanam Raa Nemifahmi] lyrics
- صدام کردی [Sedaam kardi] [Russian translation]
- خالی [Khali] [English translation]
- سایه [Saye] lyrics
- شما [Shoma] [Transliteration]
- دنیای تو [Donyaaye ārezoo] [English translation]
- شب نیلوفری [Shabe Niloofari] [English translation]
- دنیای تو [Donyaaye ārezoo] [Arabic translation]
- شکار [Shekar] [Transliteration]
- شب مرد تنها [Shabe Marde Tanha] [Transliteration]
- ستارههای سربی [Setarehaye Sorbi] [English translation]
- شب زخمی [Shabe Zakhmi] [English translation]
- خانوم گل [Khanoom Gol] [English translation]
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- زبانم را نمیفهمی [Zabaanam Raa Nemifahmi] [Transliteration]
- ستارهی دنبالهدار [Setareye Donbaledar] [English translation]
- رحم کن [Rahm Kon] [Transliteration]
- رازقی [Rāzeghi] lyrics
- شما [Shoma] lyrics
- سبد [Sabad] lyrics
- درخت [Derakht] [Transliteration]
- خالی [Khali] [English translation]
- حس تنها [Hesse Tanhaee] [Hesse tanhaayi] [Transliteration]
- دنیای تو [Donyaaye ārezoo] lyrics
- درخت [Derakht] lyrics
- شبزده [Shabzade] lyrics
- سایه [Saye] [English translation]
- خالی [Khali] [English translation]
- چلے تو کٹ ہی جائے گا [Chale To Kat Hi Jayega] lyrics
- ستارههای سربی [Setarehaye Sorbi] lyrics
- حس تنها [Hesse Tanhaee] [Hesse tanhaayi] [English translation]
- زبانم را نمیفهمی [Zabaanam Raa Nemifahmi] [Greek translation]
- خاتون [Khatoon] [English translation]
- سیاهپوشا [Siyaah-pooshaa] lyrics
- صدام کردی [Sedaam kardi] [English translation]
- حنا خانوم [Hana Khanoom] lyrics
- خالی [Khali] [German translation]
- شکار [Shekar] lyrics
- ستارهی دنبالهدار [Setareye Donbaledar] [Transliteration]
- زبانم را نمیفهمی [Zabaanam Raa Nemifahmi] [English translation]
- All in the Name
- حنا خانوم [Hana Khanoom] [Transliteration]
- خورشید بی حجاب [Khorshid-e Bi Hejab] [Transliteration]
- صدام کردی [Sedaam kardi] [English translation]
- خلیج فارس [Khalije Fars] [English translation]
- شکار [Shekar] [English translation]
- ستارهی دنبالهدار [Setareye Donbaledar] lyrics
- خلیج فارس [Khalije Fars] [Turkish translation]
- خاكستری [Khakestari] [English translation]
- خاتون [Khatoon] lyrics
- خلیج فارس [Khalije Fars] [Transliteration]
- خالی [Khali] [Transliteration]
- La Robe et l'Échelle lyrics
- خاكستری [Khakestari] lyrics
- خانوم گل [Khanoom Gol] lyrics
- راز همیشگی [Raze Hamishegi] [English translation]
- درخت [Derakht] [Romanian translation]
- شب نیلوفری [Shabe Niloofari] [Transliteration]
- دلبر [Delbar] lyrics
- شبزده [Shabzade] [English translation]
- سیاهپوشا [Siyaah-pooshaa] [English translation]
- شما [Shoma] [English translation]
- ستارههای سربی [Setarehaye Sorbi] [Transliteration]
- راز همیشگی [Raze Hamishegi] [Transliteration]
- خورشید بی حجاب [Khorshid-e Bi Hejab] [English translation]
- شب نیلوفری [Shabe Niloofari] lyrics
- ستارههای سربی [Setarehaye Sorbi] [English translation]
- دلپوش [Delpoosh] lyrics
- شب مرد تنها [Shabe Marde Tanha] lyrics
- خلیج فارس [Khalije Fars] lyrics
- خانوم گل [Khanoom Gol] [Transliteration]
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