- country:Turkey
- Languages:Turkish
- Genre:Pop, Pop-Folk
- Official site:http://www.kayahan.info/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kayahan
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Kayahan Lyrics
Kayahan featuring lyrics
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- Esmer Günler (German translation)
- Esmer Günler (English translation)
- Esmer Günler (Persian translation)
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- Naj, Naj [SLO ver] [Russian translation]
- NINI lyrics
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- Na Balkanu [Russian translation]
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- Naj naj [Slovenian translation]
- Najbolji klub u gradu [Belarusian translation]
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- Santa Claus Is Coming To Town lyrics
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- Leo lyrics
- Keeping the Faith lyrics
- Ko je žena ta [Russian translation]
- Mjesečino [Serbian translation]
- Naj naj [Russian translation]
- Ljubomora lyrics
- Ko te ne zna [Russian translation]
- Mjesečino [Russian translation]
- Na Balkanu [Bulgarian translation]
- Ljubav me čudno dira lyrics
- Ljubavnik [English translation]
- Ne boj se dušo [Russian translation]
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- Mary lyrics
- Lamento lyrics
- Naj naj [English translation]
- Naj, Naj [SLO ver] lyrics
- Ne budi me noćas lyrics
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- Mjesečino [English translation]
- Mezarje [Russian translation]
- Ne boj se dušo lyrics
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- Krijem da te volim [Russian translation]
- Krijem da te volim lyrics
- Ljubav me čudno dira [Russian translation]
- Capriccio lyrics
- Mrlja iz prošlosti [Russian translation]
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- Na Balkanu lyrics
- Ljubomora [Russian translation]
- Leggiero lyrics
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- Mjesečino lyrics
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- Medeni [Russian translation]
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- Ljubavnik lyrics
- Na Balkanu [Ukrainian translation]
- Najbolje su cure [+Alka Vuica & Vuco] [Russian translation]
- Na Balkanu [English translation]
- Ko te ne zna [Russian translation]
- Kravata lyrics
- Homeward Bound / Home lyrics
- Navikla sam da je loše [Russian translation]
- Mezarje [English translation]
- Leggiero [Russian translation]
- Amore amicizia lyrics
- Ljubomora [Belarusian translation]
- Silhouettes lyrics
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- Kiše [English translation]
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- Rien ne peut changer ma joie lyrics
- Na Balkanu [Polish translation]
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