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- [So] Be Free lyrics
- La Robe et l'Échelle lyrics
- 1901 [Portuguese translation]
- Malan bar kir [Turkish translation]
- کەژاوە / شیرین [Kajawa/Shirin] [Transliteration]
- All You Never Say [Kazakh translation]
- Malan bar kir [Persian translation]
- 1901 [French translation]
- All About You [Persian translation]
- All You Never Say [Romanian translation]
- Beautiful Lies lyrics
- Beautiful Lies [German translation]
- [So] Be Free [Greek translation]
- 1901 [German translation]
- 1901 [Greek translation]
- [So] Be Free [Persian translation]
- Ta kengî [Ey karker û xebatkar] lyrics
- All About You [Turkish translation]
- Beating Heart [Croatian translation]
- All You Never Say [Croatian translation]
- Beautiful Lies [Turkish translation]
- Gulnîşan lyrics
- All You Never Say [Bulgarian translation]
- Koma Berxwedan - Herne Pêş
- All You Never Say [Italian translation]
- All About You [Spanish translation]
- سەدەی 20 [Saday 20/ Herne Peş]
- Εσύ βαρέθηκες νωρίς [Esi varethikes noris] lyrics
- Kocere lyrics
- سەدەی 20 [Saday 20/ Herne Peş] [Transliteration]
- [So] Be Free [Turkish translation]
- [So] Be Free [Spanish translation]
- Gulnîşan [Russian translation]
- Beautiful Lies [Kazakh translation]
- Birdy - 1901
- Beautiful Lies [Romanian translation]
- Beating Heart [German translation]
- Beautiful Lies [Arabic translation]
- All About You [Ukrainian translation]
- All You Never Say [German translation]
- Gulnîşan [Turkish translation]
- Min navê xwe kola li bircên Diyarbekir lyrics
- کەژاوە / شیرین [Kajawa/Shirin] lyrics
- All About You [Kazakh translation]
- 1901 [Kazakh translation]
- Beating Heart [Kazakh translation]
- 1901 [Turkish translation]
- Min Bêriya Te Kiriye [English translation]
- All About You [Hungarian translation]
- Were gulê [Baran Barî] [Turkish translation]
- All You Never Say [Turkish translation]
- Kurdistan im ka lyrics
- 1901 [Spanish translation]
- All You Never Say [Spanish translation]
- Beautiful Lies [Greek translation]
- All About You [Italian translation]
- Malan bar kir [English translation]
- Gulnîşan [English translation]
- All You Never Say [Russian translation]
- Malan bar kir [Kurdish [Sorani] translation]
- All You Never Say lyrics
- All About You [French translation]
- 1901 [Croatian translation]
- Malan bar kir [Turkish translation]
- 1901 [Hungarian translation]
- Beautiful Lies [Russian translation]
- All About You lyrics
- Beautiful Lies [Hungarian translation]
- All About You [Swedish translation]
- All You Never Say [Swedish translation]
- Beautiful Lies [Persian translation]
- All You Never Say [Persian translation]
- Beating Heart lyrics
- Beautiful Lies [Spanish translation]
- All You Never Say [French translation]
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- Malan bar kir [English translation]
- [So] Be Free [German translation]
- Beautiful Lies [Italian translation]
- Malan bar kir [French translation]
- Beautiful Lies [Serbian translation]
- Serxwêbun lyrics
- All You Never Say [Polish translation]
- چلے تو کٹ ہی جائے گا [Chale To Kat Hi Jayega] lyrics
- All About You [German translation]
- [So] Be Free [French translation]
- Min Bêriya Te Kiriye [Turkish translation]
- Ez xelef im lyrics
- All About You [Serbian translation]
- Mihemedo lyrics
- Kurdistan im ka [Turkish translation]
- Help Me to Help Myself lyrics
- Malan bar kir lyrics
- Were gulê [Baran Barî] lyrics
- Min Bêriya Te Kiriye lyrics
- All You Never Say [Hungarian translation]
- Beating Heart [Turkish translation]
- Herne Pêş [Turkish translation]
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