A Full Moon [Russian translation]
A full moon shines light
The night's sun glows brightly
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- The Smile lyrics
- Winter In July [Turkish translation]
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- Tú [English translation]
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- Tú lyrics
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- Why lyrics
- Think Of Me [Chinese translation]
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- Wishing you were somehow here again [Greek translation]
- This Love lyrics
- When it rains in America [Greek translation]
- This Love [Czech translation]
- Until The End Of Time [Czech translation]
- You lyrics
- Winter In July [Greek translation]
- Wishing you were somehow here again [Arabic translation]
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- There for me [Timeless] [English translation]
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- All in the Name
- Wishing you were somehow here again [Swedish translation]
- Un Jour Il Viendra [Turkish translation]
- What A Wonderful World [Czech translation]
- There for me [Timeless] [Greek translation]
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