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- Le Temps Des Fleurs lyrics
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- Unuturum Elbet [Bulgarian translation]
- Unuturum Elbet [Albanian translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [English translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [Persian translation]
- Sevdim Ama Sonu Yoktu [Persian translation]
- Sürgün [Greek translation]
- Tukendiginde [Persian translation]
- Unut onu [Russian translation]
- Suç Bende Mi [English translation]
- Sevdim Ama Sonu Yoktu [English translation]
- Unut onu [English translation]
- Son Mektup [Russian translation]
- Seni Seviyorum lyrics
- Sevdim Ama Sonu Yoktu [Russian translation]
- Unuturum Elbet [German translation]
- Tarihler yazacak [Russian translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [Russian translation]
- Son Mektup [Azerbaijani translation]
- teşekkürler türkiyem [Arabic translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [English translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [Portuguese translation]
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- Whatever Happens lyrics
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- Seni Seviyorum [German translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [Hungarian translation]
- Son Veda [English translation]
- sevda yolu lyrics
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Seni Seviyorum [Russian translation]
- Son Mektup lyrics
- Seni Seviyorum [Indonesian translation]
- Tarihler yazacak [Romanian translation]
- Seveni suçlama [English translation]
- Unuturum Elbet [Azerbaijani translation]
- Sürgün [English translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [Kyrgyz translation]
- Sevdim Ama Sonu Yoktu [English translation]
- Umut [English translation]
- Son Mektup [Persian translation]
- Sorma neden [Persian translation]
- Sorma neden [Spanish translation]
- Suç Bende Mi lyrics
- Seni Seviyorum [Albanian translation]
- Umut [Georgian translation]
- Son Veda [English translation]
- Tarihler yazacak [Uzbek translation]
- Seven Bilir lyrics
- Tukendiginde lyrics
- Seven Bilir [Russian translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [Spanish translation]
- Sürgün [Russian translation]
- Unuturum Elbet [Bulgarian translation]
- teşekkürler türkiyem lyrics
- Unuturum Elbet [English translation]
- Unuturum Elbet [Bulgarian translation]
- Tarihler yazacak [Persian translation]
- Sevdim Ama Sonu Yoktu [Russian translation]
- Tukendiginde [Russian translation]
- Umut lyrics
- Seni Seviyorum [English translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [German translation]
- Sorma neden [Russian translation]
- Sevdim Ama Sonu Yoktu [Kyrgyz translation]
- Unuturum Elbet [Arabic translation]
- Sorma neden lyrics
- Seni Seviyorum [Uzbek translation]
- Seveni suçlama lyrics
- Sevdim Ama Sonu Yoktu lyrics
- Seni Seviyorum [Bulgarian translation]
- Unut onu lyrics
- Seni Seviyorum [Greek translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [Serbian translation]
- Son Mektup [Russian translation]
- Sürgün [Finnish translation]
- Seven Bilir [Persian translation]
- Sorma neden [English translation]
- Sürgün lyrics
- Seveni suçlama [Russian translation]
- Son Veda lyrics
- Son Mektup [English translation]
- Unuturum Elbet [Filipino/Tagalog translation]
- Tukendiginde [English translation]
- Unuturum Elbet [French translation]
- Unuturum Elbet lyrics
- Suç Bende Mi [Persian translation]
- Umut [Russian translation]
- Sorma neden [French translation]
- Sevdim Ama Sonu Yoktu [English translation]
- Too Young lyrics
- Son Veda [Russian translation]
- Unuturum Elbet [English translation]
- Seni Seviyorum [Somali translation]
- sevda yolu [English translation]
- Tarihler yazacak lyrics
- Seni Seviyorum [English translation]
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