Corona 30: Es reicht! lyrics
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zerstörte
eine wahnidee
die welt
es reicht!
ihr wollt den
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HEIL
gibt es nicht
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- Trapecista [Hungarian translation]
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- Volveré [English translation]
- Why Not Me? [Japanese translation]
- Why Not Me? [Italian translation]
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- Tonight [I'm Loving You] [Turkish translation]
- Tu Vacío [English translation]
- Tres Palabras [French translation]
- Turn The Night Up [Arabic translation]
- Volveré [Persian translation]
- Trapecista [Arabic translation]
- Tres Palabras [Hungarian translation]
- Why Not Me? [Hungarian translation]
- Why Not Me? [Persian translation]
- Tú y Yo [Italian translation]
- Tres Palabras [Persian translation]
- Why Not Me? [Arabic translation]
- Tú y Yo [Romanian translation]
- Tú y Yo [Persian translation]
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- Trapecista [English translation]
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- Tonight [I'm Loving You] [Hungarian translation]
- Why Not Me? [Persian translation]
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- Turning Me On lyrics
- Tonight [I'm Loving You] [Persian translation]
- Tres Palabras [English translation]
- Turning Me On [French translation]
- Trapecista [French translation]
- Turning Me On [Hungarian translation]
- Tu Vacío [Serbian translation]
- Tres Palabras [Romanian translation]
- Volveré lyrics
- Why Not Me? [Arabic translation]
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- Tu Vacío [Romanian translation]
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