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Su per giù dovrei cantare una vita in più
Ma la notte va
Quiete e fedeltà
Niente, niente che non va
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Mia Martini
- country:Italy
- Languages:Italian, Spanish, Neapolitan, English+7 more, Italian (Southern Italian dialects), Venetan, Portuguese, French, Italian (Roman dialect), German, Greek
- Genre:Blues, Folk, Jazz, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/officialmartinimia/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mia_Martini
Mia Martini Lyrics
Mia Martini Featuring Lyrics
- L'amour (Donna Lombarda) lyrics
- Stornelli romani (Italian translation)
- Stornelli romani (Russian translation)
- Charles Aznavour - Per te Armenia
- Stelle di stelle lyrics
- Stornelli romani (Spanish translation)
- Per te Armenia (English translation)
- Almeno Tu Nell’Universo
- Stornelli romani lyrics
- Stornelli romani (English translation)
Mia Martini Also Performed Pyrics
- Alle porte del sole (Portuguese translation)
- Alle porte del sole (Hungarian translation)
- Emilio Pericoli - Addio tabarin
- Alle porte del sole (Hebrew translation)
- Alle porte del sole lyrics
- Alle porte del sole (French translation)
- Alle porte del sole (English translation)
- Alle porte del sole (German translation)
- Peppino di Capri - 'O marenariello
- Renato Carosone - 'Nu quarto 'e luna
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- Nature Boy lyrics
- War [Turkish translation]
- Homeward Bound / Home lyrics
- Vanvidd [Portuguese translation]
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- Amys Weinhaus lyrics
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- Rien ne peut changer ma joie lyrics
- Amore amicizia lyrics
- Kids [2 Finger an den Kopf] [Finnish translation]
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- קקטוס [Cactus] lyrics
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- War [Spanish translation]
- Alt & Verstaubt lyrics
- Keine Isst lyrics
- Endboss [Finnish translation]
- Æra lyrics
- War [Portuguese translation]
- Kids [2 Finger an den Kopf] [English translation]
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- Vanvidd lyrics
- War [Serbian translation]
- 6:30 [Good Night] lyrics
- C'était... c'était... c'était lyrics
- Elfenbein [English translation]
- War [Hungarian translation]
- Gleich kommt Louis lyrics
- Kids [2 Finger an den Kopf] [English translation]
- Kate Moskau lyrics
- Kate Moskau [English translation]
- Du Willst Streiten lyrics
- John Tra Volta lyrics
- Göreceksin kendini lyrics
- War [Italian translation]
- War [Tongan translation]
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- Die Nacht ist mit mir lyrics
- Du Willst Streiten [English translation]
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