- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:http://www.beverleycraven.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beverley_Craven
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Beverley Craven Lyrics
- Promise me [Esperanto translation]
- Promise me [Romanian translation]
- Promise me [Polish translation]
- Promise me [Czech translation]
- Promise me [French translation]
- Promise me [Hungarian translation]
- Promise me [Arabic translation]
- Promise me [German translation]
- Promise me [Greek translation]
- Promise me [Russian translation]
Beverley Craven also performed lyrics
- The Winner Takes It All (Chinese translation)
- Promise Me
- The Winner Takes It All (Catalan translation)
- Promise Me
- The Winner Takes It All (Bulgarian translation)
- The Winner Takes It All (Croatian translation)
- Promise Me (Dutch translation)
- The Winner Takes It All (Arabic translation)
- The Winner Takes It All (Albanian translation)
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