- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean, English, Japanese
- Genre:R&B/Soul
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- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_%28Korean_singer%29
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- Swedish Worship Songs
- Mit dem Wind [French translation]
- Oyneng Yar [German translation]
- Menuett [English translation]
- Rosenrot [Ukrainian translation]
- Par Veneris [Russian translation]
- Pearl [Spanish translation]
- Nechein Man [Russian translation]
- Ne Aludj El [German translation]
- Le Temps Des Fleurs lyrics
- Menuett [Swedish translation]
- Whatever Happens lyrics
- Rosmarin [English translation]
- Rosenrot [Polish translation]
- Minne Duett [English translation]
- Oyneng Yar [Italian translation]
- Satyros lyrics
- November lyrics
- Odin [Russian translation]
- Odin lyrics
- Oyneng Yar [Turkish translation]
- Mit dem Wind lyrics
- Mit dem Wind [Spanish translation]
- Räven [Italian translation]
- Menuett [Czech translation]
- November [English translation]
- Oyneng Yar [Spanish translation]
- Too Young lyrics
- Nechein Man lyrics
- Odin [English translation]
- Odin [Swedish translation]
- Oyneng Yar [English translation]
- Rad lyrics
- Ne Aludj El lyrics
- Nechein Man [Russian translation]
- Nacht des Nordens [Spanish translation]
- Minne Duett lyrics
- Rosenrot [Spanish translation]
- Nacht des Nordens [English translation]
- Oyneng Yar [Kumyk translation]
- Oyneng Yar [English [Old English] translation]
- Satyros [Catalan translation]
- Nacht des Nordens lyrics
- Mit dem Wind [Turkish translation]
- Satyros [English translation]
- Punagra lyrics
- Mit dem Wind [Serbian translation]
- Menuett [English translation]
- Rosmarin [Russian translation]
- Oyneng Yar [Russian translation]
- Rad [English translation]
- Oyneng Yar [Georgian translation]
- Minne Duett [Italian translation]
- Mit dem Wind [Portuguese translation]
- Oyneng Yar [Russian translation]
- Rabenballade [English translation]
- Pearl [Turkish translation]
- Räven lyrics
- Par Veneris [French translation]
- Oyneng Yar [Persian translation]
- Rosmarin [Russian translation]
- Rosenrot [French translation]
- Nechein Man [German translation]
- Rabenballade lyrics
- Rosenrot [English translation]
- Pearl [Tongan translation]
- Pearl lyrics
- Rabenballade [Russian translation]
- Rosenrot [Danish translation]
- Rabenballade [Czech translation]
- Pearl [French translation]
- Mit dem Wind [English translation]
- Ne Aludj El [Russian translation]
- Pearl [German translation]
- November [Turkish translation]
- Satyros [English translation]
- Oyneng Yar [English translation]
- Oyneng Yar lyrics
- Rosmarin [French translation]
- Rosenrot [Italian translation]
- Rosenrot [Turkish translation]
- Par Veneris [English translation]
- Odin [Spanish translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Rosenrot [Russian translation]
- Rosenrot lyrics
- Nacht des Nordens [Czech translation]
- Par Veneris [German translation]
- Rabenballade [English translation]
- Rosmarin lyrics
- Par Veneris lyrics
- Oyneng Yar [French translation]
- Rosenrot [Indonesian translation]
- Räven [English translation]
- Rosmarin [English translation]
- November [French translation]
- Ne Aludj El [English translation]
- November [Serbian translation]
- Nechein Man [English translation]
- Satyros [English translation]
- Mit dem Wind [Italian translation]
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