COVID Monster [Chinese translation]
The monster lives on
Going on as long as one
Shuns COVID vaccine
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- Die Maske lyrics
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- Die Leiter [Turkish translation]
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- Die Geister die ich rief lyrics
- Die Leiter lyrics
- Diesmal wirst du sehen [English translation]
- Der Tod ist ein Herzschlag entfernt [Hungarian translation]
- Die Leiter [Russian translation]
- Diesmal wirst du sehen [French translation]
- Dreh dich nicht um [Turkish translation]
- Diesmal wirst du sehen [Hungarian translation]
- Du lügst [Turkish translation]
- Dream Here [With Me] [Träumst du?] [Serbian translation]
- Dickhead lyrics
- Dreh dich nicht um [French translation]
- Du spielst Gott [Russian translation]
- Diesmal wirst du sehen [English translation]
- Die Schlinge [Spanish translation]
- Dreh dich nicht um [Hungarian translation]
- Diesmal wirst du sehen [Turkish translation]
- Du lügst [Russian translation]
- Die Geister die ich rief [Hungarian translation]
- Dreh dich nicht um [English translation]
- Die Schlinge [French translation]
- Diesmal wirst du sehen [Belarusian translation]
- Der Tod ist ein Herzschlag entfernt [French translation]
- Dreh dich nicht um lyrics
- Du willst es doch auch [English translation]
- Du lügst [Hungarian translation]
- Die Hölle kann warten [English translation]
- Dream Here [With Me] [Träumst du?] [Hungarian translation]
- Du lügst [English translation]
- Dreh dich nicht um [Bulgarian translation]
- Du spielst Gott lyrics
- Die Maske [English translation]
- Le Temps Des Fleurs lyrics
- Die Schlinge [English translation]
- Die Schlinge [Hungarian translation]
- Die Geister die ich rief [English translation]
- Diesmal wirst du sehen [English translation]
- Dream Here [With Me] [Träumst du?] [German translation]
- Die Schlinge [Russian translation]
- Der Strom [Spanish translation]
- Die Schlinge [English translation]
- Der Tod ist ein Herzschlag entfernt [English translation]
- Der Präsident ist tot [Russian translation]
- Dream Here [With Me] [Träumst du?] [Arabic translation]
- Der Präsident ist tot [Hungarian translation]
- Diesmal wirst du sehen lyrics
- Die Schlinge [English translation]
- Du spielst Gott [Finnish translation]
- Der Tod ist ein Herzschlag entfernt [Hungarian translation]
- Der Tod ist ein Herzschlag entfernt [Russian translation]
- Drop The Lie [German translation]
- Diesmal wirst du sehen [Russian translation]
- Du lügst [Arabic translation]
- Dreh dich nicht um [Finnish translation]
- Die Hölle kann warten lyrics
- Dreh dich nicht um [Dutch translation]
- Too Young lyrics
- Die Geister die ich rief [English translation]
- Du lügst [Bulgarian translation]
- Die Schlinge [Finnish translation]
- Der Präsident ist tot [French translation]
- Der Strom [Hungarian translation]
- Der Strom [English translation]
- Der Strom [Russian translation]
- Dreh dich nicht um [Russian translation]
- Du lügst lyrics
- Dream Here [With Me] [Träumst du?] [Russian translation]
- Du lügst [Hungarian translation]
- Hope We Meet Again lyrics
- Die Geister die ich rief [Russian translation]
- Du willst es doch auch lyrics
- Der Strom [Hungarian translation]
- Der Strom [Turkish translation]
- Dream Here [With Me] [Träumst du?] [Azerbaijani translation]
- Dream Here [With Me] [Träumst du?] [Belarusian translation]
- Der Tod ist ein Herzschlag entfernt lyrics
- Die Hölle kann warten [French translation]
- Du spielst Gott [English translation]
- Drop The Lie lyrics
- Die Geister die ich rief [Turkish translation]
- Du spielst Gott [Hungarian translation]
- Der Präsident ist tot [English translation]
- Der Präsident ist tot [Spanish translation]
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