- country:United States
- Languages:English, Spanish
- Genre:Pop, R&B/Soul
- Official site:http://www.nataliecole.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natalie_Cole
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Natalie Cole Lyrics
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- Unforgettable [Korean translation]
- Unforgettable [Dutch translation]
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- Unforgettable [Armenian translation]
- Unforgettable [Greek translation]
- Unforgettable [Croatian translation]
- Unforgettable [Armenian translation]
- Unforgettable [Japanese translation]
- Unforgettable [Hungarian translation]
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- 长城 [Coeng sing] [English translation]
- 最後的對話 [Zeoi3 Hau6 Dik1 Deoi3 Waa6] [English translation]
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- 祝你愉快 [Zhu Ni Yu Kuai] [English translation]
- 遙かなる夢に ～Far away～ [Japanese Version] [Chinese translation]
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- Ça ira mon amour [Indonesian translation]
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- So will ich mit dir leben lyrics
- 海阔天空 [Hoi fut tin hung] [Transliteration]
- Fixe [English translation]
- Ça ira mon amour [Catalan translation]
- 遙かなる夢に ～Far away～ [Japanese Version] lyrics
- Fixe [Latvian translation]
- Loba lyrics
- cumartesi lyrics
- 祝你愉快 [Zhu Ni Yu Kuai] lyrics
- 长城 [Coeng sing] lyrics
- Ça ira mon amour [Russian translation]
- 曾是擁有 [Cang4 Si6 Jung2 Jau5] lyrics
- 喜欢你 [Xǐhuan nǐ] lyrics
- My Lips Remember Your Kisses lyrics
- The Lighthouse Keeper lyrics
- 海阔天空 [Hoi fut tin hung] [German translation]
- 真的愛你 [Jan dik oi nei] [German translation]
- 真的愛你 [Jan dik oi nei] [English translation]
- Ένας Έρωτας Φτηνός [Enas Erotas Ftinos] lyrics
- Ça ira mon amour [Hungarian translation]
- Hey ha [English translation]
- Je vous rends mon âme [Turkish translation]
- Je suis un dieu [Finnish translation]
- 海阔天空 [Hoi fut tin hung] [English translation]
- Ça ira mon amour [English translation]
- Streitlied zwischen Leben und Tod lyrics
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- 长城 [Coeng sing] [German translation]
- Je veux le monde [English translation]
- 真的愛你 [Jan dik oi nei] [Transliteration]
- Je veux le monde lyrics
- Je veux le monde [Finnish translation]
- 喜欢你 [Xǐhuan nǐ] [Transliteration]
- Bartali lyrics
- Fixe [Tongan translation]
- À quoi tu danses ? [English translation]
- Au Palais Royal [English translation]
- Au Palais Royal lyrics
- Je veux le monde [English translation]
- Je vous rends mon âme [Arabic translation]
- Je vous rends mon âme [English translation]
- احبك جدأ lyrics
- 海阔天空 [Hoi fut tin hung] [English translation]
- 真的愛你 [Jan dik oi nei] lyrics
- Je suis un dieu [English translation]
- Je veux le monde [Catalan translation]
- À quoi tu danses ? [Hungarian translation]
- Addio lyrics
- Ça ira mon amour [Korean translation]
- À quoi tu danses ? lyrics
- Ça ira mon amour [Italian translation]
- 曾是擁有 [Cang4 Si6 Jung2 Jau5] [English translation]
- Fixe [Italian translation]
- Je vous rends mon âme lyrics
- Talk lyrics
- Guzel kiz lyrics
- 海阔天空 [Hoi fut tin hung] [Spanish translation]
- Allez viens lyrics
- 逝去日子 lyrics
- 無悔這一生 [Mou fui je yat sang] lyrics
- Je veux le monde [Spanish translation]
- Allez viens [English translation]
- Je mise tout [English translation]
- He venido a pedirte perdón lyrics
- 喜欢你 [Xǐhuan nǐ] [English translation]
- 海阔天空 [Hoi fut tin hung] lyrics
- 海阔天空 [Hoi fut tin hung] [Russian translation]
- À quoi tu danses ? [Japanese translation]
- 真的愛你 [Jan dik oi nei] [English translation]
- 真的愛你 [Jan dik oi nei] [Spanish translation]
- Не теряй меня [Ne teryay menya] lyrics
- 真的愛你 [Jan dik oi nei] [English translation]
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- Hey ha lyrics
- Ça ira mon amour [English translation]
- 最後的對話 [Zeoi3 Hau6 Dik1 Deoi3 Waa6] lyrics
- 真的愛你 [Jan dik oi nei] [Russian translation]
- Je mise tout lyrics
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- Ya no vivo por vivir lyrics
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- À quoi tu danses ? [English translation]
- 真的愛你 [Jan dik oi nei] [Transliteration]
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