Agnus Dei [German translation]
Agnus Dei,
qui tollis peccata mundi
miserere nobis.
Agnus Dei,
qui tollis peccata mundi
dona nobis pacem.
Dona nobis, pacem.
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Georges Bizet
- country:France
- Languages:French, Latin
- Genre:Opera
- Wiki:https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Bizet
Georges Bizet Lyrics
- Absence [Korean translation]
- Agnus Dei [Greek [Ancient] translation]
- Absence lyrics
- Agnus Dei lyrics
- Agnus Dei [German translation]
- La fleur que tu m'avais jetée lyrics
- Agnus Dei [Korean translation]
- Absence [German translation]
- Romance de Nadir[Je crois entendre encore] [Korean translation]
- Georges Bizet - Romance de Nadir[Je crois entendre encore]
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- Eye Eye Eyes [Turkish translation]
- Fancy [Russian translation]
- Feel Special [Russian translation]
- Fancy [German translation]
- Fancy [Bulgarian translation]
- Fancy [Japanese translation]
- Fake & True [Turkish translation]
- Fancy [Russian translation]
- Doughnut lyrics
- Feel Special [French translation]
- F.I.L.A [Fall In Love Again] [Russian translation]
- Fancy lyrics
- Feel Special lyrics
- Feel Special [Russian translation]
- Fanfare [Indonesian translation]
- Fake & True [Russian translation]
- Feel Special [Russian translation]
- Ding dong [Transliteration]
- Feel Special [Bulgarian translation]
- Feel Special [English translation]
- Feel Special [Kazakh translation]
- Fancy [Japanese version] [Transliteration]
- Ding dong [English translation]
- Don’t call me again [Russian translation]
- Fancy [Transliteration]
- Eye Eye Eyes [Turkish translation]
- Don’t call me again lyrics
- Feel Special [Romanian translation]
- Fake & True [Polish translation]
- DEPEND ON YOU [Russian translation]
- Feel Special [Thai translation]
- Fake & True [English translation]
- Fancy [Japanese version] lyrics
- Ding dong [Transliteration]
- DO WHAT WE LIKE lyrics
- F.I.L.A [Fall In Love Again] lyrics
- Fake & True [Norwegian translation]
- Feel Special [English translation]
- Ding dong lyrics
- Feel Special [Russian translation]
- ESPRESSO [English translation]
- Fake & True [English translation]
- Fancy [Japanese version] [French translation]
- Don’t call me again [English translation]
- Fancy [Polish translation]
- Feel Special [Greek translation]
- Fanfare [Russian translation]
- Feel Special [Japanese translation]
- DEPEND ON YOU [Transliteration]
- Ding dong [Russian translation]
- Feel Special [Swedish translation]
- Feel Special [Polish translation]
- ESPRESSO [Transliteration]
- DO WHAT WE LIKE [Russian translation]
- Doughnut [Transliteration]
- Fancy [Japanese version] [Russian translation]
- Doughnut [English translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Eye Eye Eyes [Portuguese translation]
- ESPRESSO lyrics
- Feel Special [Russian translation]
- Eye Eye Eyes lyrics
- Fancy [Vietnamese translation]
- Eye Eye Eyes [Russian translation]
- DO WHAT WE LIKE [Transliteration]
- Fanfare [Transliteration]
- Fanfare lyrics
- Feel Special [Russian translation]
- Fancy [Turkish translation]
- Feel Special [Portuguese translation]
- Fake & True [English translation]
- ESPRESSO [Russian translation]
- Fancy [Spanish translation]
- Don’t call me again [Transliteration]
- Eye Eye Eyes [Transliteration]
- F.I.L.A [Fall In Love Again] [Transliteration]
- Fake & True [Portuguese translation]
- DEPEND ON YOU lyrics
- Fancy [Uzbek translation]
- Fancy [Portuguese translation]
- Eye Eye Eyes [Transliteration]
- Feel Special [Transliteration]
- Doughnut [Russian translation]
- Eye Eye Eyes [Russian translation]
- Feel Special [Hungarian translation]
- Ding dong [Turkish translation]
- Doughnut [Thai translation]
- Don’t call me again [Turkish translation]
- Fanfare [Transliteration]
- Fancy [French translation]
- DO WHAT WE LIKE [Turkish translation]
- Fancy [Transliteration]
- Fancy [Thai translation]
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- Fake & True [French translation]
- Fake & True lyrics
- Fancy [English translation]
- Eye Eye Eyes [English translation]
- Fancy [Japanese version] [Transliteration]
- Fancy [Turkish translation]
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