I Need Something [Greek translation]
I need something
To kill me
I'm tired of taking
My own life.
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twenty one pilots
- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Electropop, Hip-Hop/Rap, Pop, Rock
- Official site:http://www.twentyonepilots.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twenty_One_Pilots
twenty one pilots Lyrics
- A Car, a Torch, a Death [French translation]
- A Car, a Torch, a Death [Hungarian translation]
- A Car, a Torch, a Death lyrics
- A Car, a Torch, a Death [Italian translation]
- A Car, a Torch, a Death [Croatian translation]
- A Car, a Torch, a Death [German translation]
- A Car, a Torch, a Death [Italian translation]
- A Car, a Torch, a Death [Greek translation]
- A Car, a Torch, a Death [Finnish translation]
- A Car, a Torch, a Death [Dutch translation]
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twenty one pilots Also Performed Pyrics
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- Con te partirò (English translation)
- Con te partirò (Bulgarian translation)
- Con te partirò (Croatian translation)
- Con te partirò (English translation)
- Con te partirò (French translation)
- Con te partirò (English translation)
- Con te partirò (Dutch translation)
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Excellent Songs recommendation
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- Washington On Your Side [Spanish translation]
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Popular Songs
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- Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story [Hungarian translation]
- We Know [Turkish translation]
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