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- Honest lyrics
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- Depressed On Wednesday lyrics
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- Lullaby [Russian translation]
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- Lullaby lyrics
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- Built Different lyrics
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- Yesterday lyrics
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- 눈물이 나 [Tears Flow] [nunmul-i na] lyrics
- Lullaby [German translation]
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- Beautiful Mess [Romanian translation]
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- Shower Thoughts lyrics
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- Get It lyrics
- Yesterday [Russian translation]
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- Honest [Romanian translation]
- Beautiful Mess [Bosnian translation]
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- Rift lyrics
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