- country:United States
- Languages:English, Spanish
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap
- Official site:http://akon.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akon
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Akon Lyrics
Akon featuring lyrics
- All Up to You (English translation)
- All Up to You lyrics
- Arab Money (Russian translation)
- Arab Money (French translation)
- All Up to You (Portuguese translation)
- Arab Money lyrics
- All Up to You (German translation)
- All Up to You (Serbian translation)
- All Up to You (Romanian translation)
- All Up to You (English translation)
Akon also performed lyrics
- Mr. Lonely (Serbian translation)
- Mr. Lonely (Dutch translation)
- Mr. Lonely (Hungarian translation)
- Don't Matter lyrics
- Mr. Lonely (German translation)
- Mr. Lonely (Portuguese translation)
- Mr. Lonely (Greek translation)
- Mr. Lonely (Romanian translation)
- Mr. Lonely (Russian translation)
- Mr. Lonely lyrics
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- Грешка [Greshka] lyrics
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- Garde à vue lyrics
- Ще се върна [Shte se vǎrna] lyrics
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- Старый лес [Staryi les] lyrics
- 天地 [Tiān de] lyrics
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- Месяц июль [Mesyats iyul'] lyrics
- Sóc aquí [I'm still here] lyrics
- Les Wagonnets lyrics
- 夢帰り [Yume Gaeri] lyrics
- Zaroorat lyrics
- Dawn lyrics
- The Most Beautiful Girl lyrics
- Love in the Rear View Mirror lyrics
- 爱坏 [Ài Huài] lyrics
- Es waren zwei Königskinder lyrics
- Σε ερωτεύομαι [Se erotevomai] lyrics
- 遥望 [Yáo wàng] lyrics
- Je veux prendre ta main lyrics
- Fanfare lyrics
- Pledging My Love lyrics
- Un bacio lyrics
- The Headless Horseman [Russian] lyrics
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- Everything But A Soul lyrics
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- 작은 온기 [jag-eun ongi] lyrics
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- Demoni Printre Noi lyrics
- Frame lyrics
- 눈맞춤 [Eye Contact] lyrics
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- Estação Derradeira lyrics
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- Deepest Bluest lyrics
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