- country:France
- Languages:French, English
- Genre:Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.gilbertmontagne.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilbert_Montagn%C3%A9
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Gilbert Montagné Lyrics
- Elle chantait ma vie en musique [Chinese translation]
- Les Sunlights des Tropiques [English translation]
- Les Sunlights des Tropiques
- Les Sunlights des Tropiques [Italian translation]
- Elle chantait ma vie en musique [English translation]
- Les Sunlights des Tropiques [Spanish translation]
- Elle chantait ma vie en musique lyrics
- Comme une étoile lyrics
- Just for tonight [Greek translation]
- Just for tonight lyrics
Gilbert Montagné featuring lyrics
- Pour toi Arménie (Armenian translation)
- Pour toi Arménie (Greek translation)
- Pour toi Arménie (Italian translation)
- Charles Aznavour - Pour toi Arménie
- Pour toi Arménie (Polish translation)
- Pour toi Arménie (Armenian translation)
- Pour toi Arménie (English translation)
- Pour toi Arménie (German translation)
- Pour toi Arménie (Persian translation)
- Pour toi Arménie (English translation)
Gilbert Montagné also performed lyrics
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- All Is Soft Inside [German translation]
- Oğul
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- Egoísta lyrics
- A Different Kind Of Human lyrics
- All Is Soft Inside [Russian translation]
- Fado da sina lyrics
- Dictadura lyrics
- Animal [German translation]
- All Is Soft Inside [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
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- Oğul [English translation]
- Apple Tree [Italian translation]
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- A Dangerous Thing [German translation]
- Garça perdida lyrics
- A Dangerous Thing [Spanish translation]
- Que amor não me engana lyrics
- Katip Arzu Halim lyrics
- All Is Soft Inside [Finnish translation]
- A Different Kind Of Human [Chinese translation]
- All My Demons [Spanish translation]
- Por tus ojos negros lyrics
- A Different Kind Of Human [Slovak translation]
- Animal [Czech translation]
- NINI lyrics
- Apple Tree [Portuguese translation]
- Oğul [Arabic translation]
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- A Different Kind Of Human [Persian translation]
- All Is Soft Inside [Czech translation]
- All My Demons [Italian translation]
- All My Demons [German translation]
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- Animal [Portuguese translation]
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- All Is Soft Inside [Chinese translation]
- All My Demons [Persian translation]
- All Is Soft Inside [Portuguese translation]
- All My Demons [Czech translation]
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- A Different Kind Of Human [Italian translation]
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- All Is Soft Inside [Spanish translation]
- A Different Kind Of Human [Polish translation]
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- All My Demons lyrics
- Animal [French translation]
- A Different Kind Of Human [Finnish translation]
- Ötme Bülbül Ötme
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- All Is Soft Inside [Slovak translation]
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- Somo' O No Somos lyrics
- Minnət Eyləməm
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- Hora de fechar lyrics
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- Animal [Italian translation]
- Animal lyrics
- A Different Kind Of Human [German translation]
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- Os índios da Meia-Praia lyrics
- Apple Tree [Czech translation]
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- Laurindinha lyrics
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- Πάντα θα Ξημερώνει [Panta tha Ksimeronei] lyrics
- Animal [Polish translation]
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