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- Wiki:http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joanna_Dark
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- Yo te soñé una tarde… [Italian translation]
- Puedo escribir los versos más triste esta noche lyrics
- Tus manos lyrics
- Sin querer lyrics
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- Tengo miedo [English translation]
- La poderosa muerte
- Tus manos [English translation]
- Mariposa de Otoño [Los Crepusculos de Maruri]
- Secrets lyrics
- Un hombre anda bajo la luna lyrics
- Voy a vivir [French translation]
- Tristeza en la muerte de un Héroe [Russian translation]
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- Tu risa [Serbian translation]
- Allah lyrics
- Soneto XXXVIII [French translation]
- Entre Morir y No Morir
- Te Amo [German translation]
- Çocukların Günahı Ne [Persian translation]
- Dayanamam [English translation]
- Sube a nacer conmigo hermano [Romanian translation]
- Sube a nacer conmigo hermano
- Tengo miedo [Italian translation]
- La poderosa muerte [German translation]
- Soneto XXXVIII [Italian translation]
- When You Wish Upon a Star lyrics
- Every girl wants my guy lyrics
- Puedo escribir los versos más triste esta noche [French translation]
- Te Amo [English translation]
- Parte De Mi Corazon lyrics
- Voy a vivir [English translation]
- Tristeza en la muerte de un Héroe lyrics
- Çocukların Günahı Ne lyrics
- Adı Yok [Azerbaijani translation]
- Nati alberi lyrics
- Tus manos [Portuguese translation]
- Tina Modotti ha muerto [Italian translation]
- Voy a vivir lyrics
- Най-добрия [Nai-dobria] lyrics
- Yo te soñé una tarde… lyrics
- La poderosa muerte [English translation]
- Azılı Bela lyrics
- Walking Around [Turkish translation]
- Biz iki dövlər bir millətik [Transliteration]
- Ice Cream Man lyrics
- Dayanamam lyrics
- Εκδρομή [Ekdromi] lyrics
- Soneto XXXVII [Italian translation]
- Te quiero al alba [French translation]
- Adı Yok [English translation]
- En la Obscuridad lyrics
- Yo te soñé una tarde… [Romanian translation]
- Hollywood Niggaz lyrics
- Tu risa [German translation]
- 되돌리다 [return] [doedollida] lyrics
- Soneto XXXVIII lyrics
- Luna in piena lyrics
- Dağlar lyrics
- Azılı Bela [Persian translation]
- Adı Yok [Persian translation]
- Αγάπη αγάπη [Agapi agapi] lyrics
- Fiyah lyrics
- Çocukların Günahı Ne [English translation]
- Biz iki dövlər bir millətik [Turkish translation]
- Tengo miedo [Romanian translation]
- Tango del viudo [English translation]
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- Il principe Ali [reprise] [Prince Ali [Reprise]] lyrics
- Tina Modotti ha muerto lyrics
- Sube a nacer conmigo hermano [English translation]
- Los buenos lyrics
- Rita Hayworth lyrics
- Something Blue lyrics
- Biz iki dövlər bir millətik lyrics
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- It Doesn't Matter Anymore lyrics
- Değmeyin Keyfime lyrics
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- Tu risa lyrics
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- Tu risa [Romanian translation]
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