- country:Sweden
- Languages:English
- Genre:Dance, Pop, Eurodance, House
- Official site:http://www.wearegalantis.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galantis
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Galantis Lyrics
Galantis featuring lyrics
- Heartbreak Anthem (Greek translation)
- Pretty Please (French translation)
- Pretty Please lyrics
- Pretty Please (Portuguese translation)
- Pretty Please (Greek translation)
- Heartbreak Anthem (Turkish translation)
- Little Mix - Heartbreak Anthem
- Pretty Please (Czech translation)
- Heartbreak Anthem (Thai translation)
- Heartbreak Anthem (Hungarian translation)
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- Vladimir Cauchemar
- Nuevo (South Korea)
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- Pihlaja
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- Irene Ambrus
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- DF
- Parvin Etesami
- Jang Heewon
- Özlem Özdil
- Ruelle
- ARTY
- Ryszard Rynkowski
- Jeremie
- Bernie Paul
- J-Us
- Mad Dog (OST)
- Júlia Duarte
- LT
- Victor Feldman
- Boy Wonder
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- Kwon Soon Il
- Hospital Ship (OST)
- Vasily Zhukovsky
- HOOSHI
- Guardin
- Tabaré Cardozo
- Neoni
- Void_Chords
- Over The Garden Wall (OST)
- Stonewall Jackson
- Rosy (South Korea)
- chaeree
- Joe Hill
- Josslyn
- Billy Mo
- Priscilla Herdman
- Lars Klevstrand
- The Ace of Cups
- Some Guys, Some Girls (OST)
- Reply 1997 (OST)
- Anatii
- Playback
- Georgio
- My Fellow Citizens (OST)
- Cyril Mokaiesh
- 21 Outside remix
- Walter de Afogados
- Marcel Romanoff
- Percy Faith
- Be My Boyfriend (OST)
- Malena Muyala
- MaxOTT
- Becca Africa
- The Blasting Company
- Yulia Zagoskina
- Guildo Horn
- Mariahlynn
- Ernst Davis
- Solidstar
- Madison Violet
- Boj
- Alvin Stardust
- NU ART
- Partisan Songs from Slovenia
- Belle (South Korea)
- Salvatore Rosa
- Fresh Out Da Box
- Linda Williams
- Sarah Barrios
- Dino (Uruguay)
- Tang
- vaultboy
- Silver Convention
- Fazel Nazari
- Josh A
- THE S.L.P
- Sole Giménez
- Yasmine Carvalho
- Stone (Finland)
- D.I.B
- Svend Asmussen
- 2002 GR
- Plist
- Robert Long
- Veronika Kruglova
- yesterday
- The Great Seducer (OST)
- L'animalerie
- O'day O$A
- Korede Bello
- Tolu
- thebreathingbackwards
- LUXURY VILLA
- Hwang Chi Yeol
- Richard Flash
- Lean Lean
- Última Canción lyrics
- Somo' O No Somos lyrics
- Fado da sina lyrics
- Nothing Ever Hurt Like You [Swedish translation]
- If The Rain Must Fall [Italian translation]
- Silhouettes lyrics
- Κεμάλ [Kemál] lyrics
- Glorious [Portuguese translation]
- Forever [French translation]
- Get To You lyrics
- Get To You [Italian translation]
- On The Same Side lyrics
- Laurindinha lyrics
- NINI lyrics
- The Way It Used to Be lyrics
- If You Don't Wanna Love Me lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Serbian translation]
- Egoísta lyrics
- One Last Chance lyrics
- Glorious lyrics
- Forever lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Spanish translation]
- Get To You [Hungarian translation]
- Tu o non tu lyrics
- James Morrison - My Love Goes On
- It's Too Late [French translation]
- Un guanto lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Georgian translation]
- A lupo lyrics
- Higher Than Here lyrics
- Lamento lyrics
- One life [Italian translation]
- One life lyrics
- Nothing Ever Hurt Like You [Romanian translation]
- Things Are Looking Up lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Macedonian translation]
- If The Rain Must Fall [French translation]
- Nothing Ever Hurt Like You lyrics
- Higher Than Here [Italian translation]
- O Morro Não Tem Fez lyrics
- Η εποχή της Αγάπης [I epohi tis Agapis] lyrics
- Once When I Was Little lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go lyrics
- One life [Greek translation]
- I Won't Let You Go [French translation]
- Heaven to a Fool lyrics
- Spanish Eyes lyrics
- Higher Than Here [French translation]
- Que amor não me engana lyrics
- Dictadura lyrics
- Hora de fechar lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Uzbek translation]
- Yaylalar lyrics
- Os índios da Meia-Praia lyrics
- In My Dreams [French translation]
- It's Too Late [Turkish translation]
- Love Is Hard [Italian translation]
- Once When I Was Little [Italian translation]
- Garça perdida lyrics
- Göreceksin kendini lyrics
- One life [Romanian translation]
- James Morrison - It's Too Late
- Πάντα θα Ξημερώνει [Panta tha Ksimeronei] lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Italian translation]
- Pordioseros lyrics
- Get To You [Serbian translation]
- It's Too Late [Catalan translation]
- One life [Hungarian translation]
- Get To You [French translation]
- I Won't Let You Go [Arabic translation]
- Let's Do It [Let's Fall in Love] lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Greek translation]
- I Won't Let You Go [Portuguese translation]
- Cancioneiro lyrics
- A Sul da América lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Portuguese translation]
- I Won't Let You Go [Turkish translation]
- Capriccio lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Hungarian translation]
- Naked with you lyrics
- Love Is Hard lyrics
- I Need You Tonight lyrics
- If You Don't Wanna Love Me [French translation]
- In the Shadow of a Dream lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Hungarian translation]
- If You Don't Wanna Love Me [Italian translation]
- How Come [French translation]
- If The Rain Must Fall lyrics
- Simge - Ne zamandır
- It's Too Late [Romanian translation]
- I Won't Let You Go [Dutch translation]
- Just Like A Child lyrics
- I Won't Let You Go [Romanian translation]
- In My Dreams lyrics
- Falando de Amor lyrics
- Exhuming McCarthy lyrics
- Por tus ojos negros lyrics
- How Come lyrics
- If You Don't Wanna Love Me [Hungarian translation]
- I Won't Let You Go [Azerbaijani translation]
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