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Alexandra Wilcke Lyrics
Alexandra Wilcke featuring lyrics
- Was das nächste Ufer bringt [Just around the riverbend] (English translation)
- Pocahontas (OST) - Farbenspiel des Winds [Colors of the Wind]
- Pocahontas (OST) - Wilde sind's [Savages]
- Farbenspiel des Winds [Colors of the Wind] (English translation)
- Wilde sind's [Savages] (English translation)
- Farbenspiel des Winds [Colors of the Wind] (Italian translation)
- Pocahontas (OST) - Was das nächste Ufer bringt [Just around the riverbend]
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