Frühling [French translation]
Ein Regentropfen
Still, doch die Sonne in sich
Am noch kahlen Ast
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- Cudzoziemka w raju kobiet lyrics
- I Feel Alright [Serbian translation]
- I Feel Alright lyrics
- [sic!] [Esperanto translation]
- Bine lyrics
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- Hometown Blues [Italian translation]
- Verrà la luna [Romanian translation]
- Do rycerzy, do szlachty, do mieszczan [English translation]
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- Remember Me [Italian translation]
- Do rycerzy, do szlachty, do mieszczan lyrics
- The Galway Girl [Hungarian translation]
- Verrà la luna lyrics
- Historie [English translation]
- Mimo wszystko [English translation]
- La Tine [Spanish translation]
- Iarta-ma, Mama! [Italian translation]
- La Tine lyrics
- Misie lyrics
- Historie lyrics
- Misie [French translation]
- Zobaczysz [Italian translation]
- Doare lyrics
- Les petites filles [Russian translation]
- Noire Nounou lyrics
- I Feel Alright [French translation]
- List [English translation]
- [sic!] [Spanish translation]
- There's no business like show business lyrics
- Cudzoziemka w raju kobiet [English translation]
- Everything's Coming Up Roses lyrics
- I'll never get out of this world alive [Italian translation]
- The Galway Girl lyrics
- Teksański [English translation]
- Bine [Russian translation]
- I Got Rhythm lyrics
- Bine [French translation]
- La Tine [Turkish translation]
- List lyrics
- [sic!] [English translation]
- Ja sowa lyrics
- Ora 2 lyrics
- Someday lyrics
- Misie [Italian translation]
- Otto e un quarto [Hiroshima] lyrics
- Goodbye's All We've Got Left lyrics
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- Iarta-ma, Mama! lyrics
- Ashes to ashes lyrics
- Prędko, prędzej [English translation]
- Historie [Catalan translation]
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- Cu tine pe mine [English translation]
- Jerusalem lyrics
- I'll never get out of this world alive lyrics
- Bine [Hungarian translation]
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- Copperhead Road [German translation]
- Jedwab lyrics
- Hometown Blues lyrics
- Hana lyrics
- Zobaczysz [French translation]
- Cotton Candy lyrics
- Punto e basta lyrics
- [sic!] lyrics
- God is God lyrics
- Ashes to ashes [Italian translation]
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- [sic!] [English translation]
- Remember Me lyrics
- A mea lyrics
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- Les petites filles lyrics
- Christmas in Washington lyrics
- Misie [English translation]
- Hana [Russian translation]
- Christmas in Washington [Italian translation]
- Bine [English translation]
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- A mea [Spanish translation]
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- Teksański lyrics
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- Zobaczysz lyrics
- Copperhead Road lyrics
- A mea [English translation]
- The Galway Girl [Turkish translation]
- Rendimi la costola lyrics
- Copperhead Road [Italian translation]
- Someday [Serbian translation]
- S'è fatto tardi lyrics
- Les petites filles [English translation]
- Doare [English translation]
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