- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://www.therunaways.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Runaways
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- Cold Case Love [Bosnian translation]
- Breakin' Dishes [German translation]
- California King Bed lyrics
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Romanian translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Romanian translation]
- Black Butterflies [Serbian translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Bulgarian translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Albanian translation]
- Birthday Cake [Serbian translation]
- Black Butterflies [Finnish translation]
- Close To You lyrics
- California King Bed [Persian translation]
- Birthday Cake [Remix] lyrics
- Breakin' Dishes [Hungarian translation]
- California King Bed [Romanian translation]
- California King Bed [Bosnian translation]
- California King Bed [Italian translation]
- Close To You [Croatian translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [German translation]
- Cockiness [Love It] [Hungarian translation]
- California King Bed [Indonesian translation]
- Bubble Pop [Turkish translation]
- Birthday Cake [Remix] [Turkish translation]
- Break It Off [Turkish translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Persian translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Greek translation]
- Birthday Cake [Serbian translation]
- California King Bed [Japanese translation]
- Cold Case Love lyrics
- Birthday Cake [Turkish translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Hungarian translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Arabic translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Turkish translation]
- Close To You [Turkish translation]
- California King Bed [Greek translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Serbian translation]
- California King Bed [Serbian translation]
- California King Bed [German translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Serbian translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Greek translation]
- Breakin' Dishes [Italian translation]
- Breakin' Dishes [Spanish translation]
- Close To You [Romanian translation]
- California King Bed [Turkish translation]
- Cold Case Love [French translation]
- Breakin' Dishes [Turkish translation]
- Cockiness [Love It] [Greek translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [German translation]
- California King Bed [French translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Spanish translation]
- California King Bed [Hungarian translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Turkish translation]
- Breakin' Dishes [Serbian translation]
- Black Butterflies [Turkish translation]
- Break It Off [Portuguese translation]
- California King Bed [Dutch translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] lyrics
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Serbian translation]
- Close To You [Greek translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Turkish translation]
- California King Bed [Turkish translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Turkish translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Hungarian translation]
- Cockiness [Love It] [Turkish translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [French translation]
- Breakin' Dishes lyrics
- Close To You [Greek translation]
- Black Butterflies [German translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Portuguese translation]
- Bubble Pop lyrics
- Close To You [Italian translation]
- California King Bed [Croatian translation]
- Black Butterflies [Greek translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Hungarian translation]
- Breakin' Dishes [Turkish translation]
- Black Butterflies [Romanian translation]
- Break It Off lyrics
- Baby, Don't You Break My Heart Slow lyrics
- Black Butterflies [Ukrainian translation]
- Close To You [German translation]
- California King Bed [Portuguese translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [French translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Turkish translation]
- Cold Case Love [German translation]
- Black Butterflies [French translation]
- California King Bed [Azerbaijani translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money [Arabic translation]
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Romanian translation]
- Bitch Better Have My Money lyrics
- Black Butterflies [Hungarian translation]
- Cockiness [Love It] lyrics
- Close To You [Serbian translation]
- Black Butterflies lyrics
- Cheers [Drink To That] [Greek translation]
- Breakin' Dishes [French translation]
- Cockiness [Love It] [Swedish translation]
- California King Bed [Spanish translation]
- Breakin' Dishes [Croatian translation]
- Cold Case Love [Greek translation]
- Black Butterflies [Croatian translation]
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