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Vesa-Matti Loiri Lyrics
- Tuomittuna kulkemaan [English translation]
- Tyhjää [Russian translation]
- Tuomittuna kulkemaan lyrics
- Tyhjää lyrics
- Tyhjää [English translation]
- Naurava kulkuri [English translation]
- Tuomittuna kulkemaan [French translation]
- Naurava kulkuri lyrics
- Myrskypääsky lyrics
- Tuomittuna kulkemaan [Swedish translation]
Vesa-Matti Loiri featuring lyrics
- Kaveria parempaa [Friend Like Me] (English translation)
- Kaveria parempaa [Friend Like Me] lyrics
- Prinssi Ali [Prince Ali] lyrics
- Lapin kesä (English translation)
- Prinssi Ali [Prince Ali] (English translation)
- Lennokki lyrics
- Lennokki (French translation)
- Eilen kun mä tiennyt en
- Lennokki (English translation)
- Lapin kesä lyrics
Vesa-Matti Loiri also performed lyrics
- Ihmisten edessä lyrics
- Ihmisten edessä (Chinese (Cantonese) translation)
- Ihmisten edessä (English translation)
- Halvalla (Russian translation)
- Ihmisten edessä (English translation)
- Ihmisten edessä (English translation)
- Halvalla lyrics
- Ihmisten edessä (English translation)
- Ihmisten edessä (Arabic translation)
- Heiskasen kanssa kun heiluttiin
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- The Smiling Hour [Abre Alas] lyrics
- Ciondolo d'oro lyrics
- Siz Yig‘lamang [Transliteration]
- Creeque Alley lyrics
- Gold von den Sternen lyrics
- Περιφρόνα με γλυκιά μου [Perifrona me glikia mou] lyrics
- Qizalogʻim [Transliteration]
- Qirmizi Olma [English translation]
- La Virgen de la Macarena lyrics
- Tabib lyrics
- Το πλήθος [To plithos] lyrics
- With All My Love And Kisses lyrics
- Sevgi Balki Bu Jannat [Transliteration]
- Qaytar Dunyo [Transliteration]
- Els estudiants de Tolosa lyrics
- Tic ti, tic ta lyrics
- Nervous [cover] lyrics
- When the Red Red Robin Comes Bob Bob Bobbin' Along lyrics
- Passing Strangers lyrics
- Nigger Blues lyrics
- Buenos días Argentina lyrics
- Siz Yig‘lamang lyrics
- Sog'inib [Turkish [Anatolian dialects] translation]
- Call it a day lyrics
- Science Fiction Stories lyrics
- Careless lyrics
- Dindí lyrics
- Fuochi artificiali lyrics
- There's a tear in my beer lyrics
- Tabib [Transliteration]
- Qirmizi Olma [Transliteration]
- Sevgi Balki Bu Jannat [Transliteration]
- The Village Where I Went to School lyrics
- Once in a While lyrics
- Sog'inib [Turkish translation]
- Bianca lyrics
- Anytime You're Down and Out lyrics
- Sen Ketting lyrics
- Sevgi Balki Bu Jannat [Russian translation]
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- Highway Chile lyrics
- A Sinner Kissed an Angel lyrics
- Qirmizi Olma [Persian translation]
- Lulu's Back in Town lyrics
- Sog'inib [Kazakh translation]
- 'O desiderio 'e te lyrics
- Leyla [Nazar] lyrics
- Si tu plonges lyrics
- Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most lyrics
- Sen Ketting [Transliteration]
- Qirmizi Olma lyrics
- They say lyrics
- Sevma lyrics
- Qirmizi Olma [Russian translation]
- Little One lyrics
- The Rumor lyrics
- Ούζο και χασίσι [Ouzo ke hasisi] lyrics
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- Looking for clues lyrics
- Is It Love lyrics
- Sevgi Balki Bu Jannat lyrics
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- Experience Unnecessary lyrics
- The Touch of Your Hand lyrics
- Dreamer [Vivo Sonhando] lyrics
- Είδα τα μάτια σου κλαμένα [Ída ta mátia su klaména] lyrics
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- Enamorat i al·lota lyrics
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- You Taught Me to Love Again lyrics
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- Sog'inib [Turkish translation]
- Sog'inib lyrics
- You're My Baby lyrics
- Song for Martin lyrics
- La son t'envolta [O Ipnos se Tilixe] lyrics
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- Mi manchi lyrics
- Too Many lyrics
- Well May the World Go lyrics
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- Qirmizi Olma [Turkish translation]
- Sog'inib [Transliteration]
- Sog'inib [Russian translation]
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