- country:Uganda
- Languages:English, Other, Lingala
- Genre:Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.geoffrey-oryema.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geoffrey_Oryema
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- Bunt [English translation]
- Dobrze Jest, Jak Jest lyrics
- Święta to czas niespodzianek [German translation]
- Nie zmienisz mnie lyrics
- Obiecuję [Russian translation]
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- Że to nie to lyrics
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- Cisza [English translation]
- Anyone I want to be [Spanish translation]
- НЕКА [Neka] lyrics
- Anyone I want to be [German translation]
- Demony lyrics
- Dobrze Jest, Jak Jest [German translation]
- Anyone I want to be [Japanese translation]
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- Żyj lyrics
- Obiecuję [Transliteration]
- Obiecuję [Spanish translation]
- Gdy Pada Strzał lyrics
- Żyj [English translation]
- Kanaryjski [English translation]
- Żyj [Transliteration]
- Anyone I want to be [Russian translation]
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- Gra [Russian translation]
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- Święta to czas niespodzianek lyrics
- Hipotermia [English translation]
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- Cisza lyrics
- True lyrics
- Nowy dzień [Russian translation]
- Obiecuję lyrics
- Anyone I want to be [Slovak translation]
- Така да е [Taka da e] [Transliteration]
- По-добре [Po-dobre] [English translation]
- Anyone I want to be [Dutch translation]
- Obiecuję [English translation]
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- Żyj [German translation]
- Demony [Russian translation]
- Demony [English translation]
- Anyone I want to be [English translation]
- Anyone I want to be [English translation]
- Obiecuję [Italian translation]
- Anyone I want to be [Transliteration]
- Gra lyrics
- Nie zmienisz mnie [ft. Daniel Yastremski] lyrics
- Dobrze Jest, Jak Jest [English translation]
- Anyone I want to be [Romanian translation]
- Bunt [Russian translation]
- Half of my Heart lyrics
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- Że to nie to [English translation]
- Hipotermia [Turkish translation]
- Nie zmienisz mnie [Russian translation]
- Anyone I want to be [Arabic translation]
- Gra [English translation]
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- По-добре [Po-dobre] [Transliteration]
- Hipotermia lyrics
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- Nowy dzień [German translation]
- Gdy Pada Strzał [English translation]
- #Ракета [#Raketa] [Transliteration]
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