- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English, Greek
- Genre:Dance, Electronica
- Official site:http://www.sigmahq.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigma_%28duo%29
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Sigma Lyrics
- Nobody to Love [Greek translation]
- Sigma - Redemption
- Nobody to Love [Romanian translation]
- Nobody to Love [Hungarian translation]
- Nobody to Love [Portuguese translation]
- Nobody to Love [Serbian translation]
- Nobody to Love [French translation]
- Anywhere lyrics
- Sigma - Nobody to Love
- Nobody to Love [Croatian translation]
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