- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English, Galician-Portuguese
- Genre:Pop
- Official site:http://www.donnataggart.com
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donna_Taggart
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Donna Taggart Lyrics
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- Belehalok [German translation]
- No roxa áj lyrics
- Любовь настала [Lyubov' nastala] [German translation]
- Vēlreiz lyrics
- Vēl jāgaida [Russian translation]
- Rád gondolok lyrics
- Tā ir labāk lyrics
- フォロー・ユア・ドリーム [Follow Your Dream] lyrics
- Ewa lyrics
- Озарение [Ozarenie] [English translation]
- Jаñbırlı tün [Жаңбырлы түн] lyrics
- Rád gondolok [English translation]
- Vārdi lyrics
- Csak Te Létezel [English translation]
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- Belehalok [Turkish translation]
- Әлия [Aliya] [Transliteration]
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- Zem 2 Karogiem [Russian translation]
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- Әлия [Aliya] [Russian translation]
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- Mindenki táncol /90'/ [English translation]
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- Mondd Ami Fáj [English translation]
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- Аtаmeken [Атамекен] [Turkish translation]
- Любовь настала [Lyubov' nastala] [English translation]
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