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Epica
- country:Netherlands
- Languages:English, Latin, German, Sanskrit, Arabic
- Genre:Alternative, Classical, Gothic/Darkwave, Metal
- Official site:http://www.epica.nl/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epica_(band)
Epica Lyrics
- A Phantasmic Parade [Spanish translation]
- Abyss of Time [Turkish translation]
- Abyss of Time [Greek translation]
- Adyta [English translation]
- Abyss of Time lyrics
- Abyss of Time [Spanish translation]
- Adyta lyrics
- A Phantasmic Parade lyrics
- Abyss of Time [Turkish translation]
- Abyss of Time [Russian translation]
Epica Also Performed Pyrics
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- Kurt Vile
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- Toofan (Togo)
- Roby Santini
- Queen Biz
- SWRY
- Nathan Zach
- Kanto
- Tina Vukov
- Sessimè
- Saint Seiya (OST)
- Blessing of the Sea OST
- Niniola
- Arkady Ostrovsky
- Alexander Ivanov
- Locko
- Brown Tigger
- Johan Kim
- STARBOY
- Jacob Fichman
- Del.Mo
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- Lee Hyun Do
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- Beth Nielsen Chapman
- Alejandro Reyes
- The Wind Blows (OST)
- Kökény Attila
- Ana Paula Valadão
- Flo (South Korea)
- Il Muro del Canto
- Liquor well
- John Stewart
- Transit Love (OST)
- Sycho
- Mr. Temporar | Class of Lies (OST)
- Keroro gunsō (OST)
- Puzzle Band
- Chan
- Long:D
- Blaise B
- Greengrim
- Revolution
- Concrete Blonde
- Alekos Sakellarios
- Talila
- Hide and Seek (OST)
- Songwaygoya
- Ha Hyunsang
- Natalia Payner
- Gil Scott-Heron
- Eggu
- Thomai Apergi
- Alvindo
- Zoran Predin
- Be Melodramatic (OST)
- Salatiel
- Jamie O'Hara
- P.O ( Block B )
- Pablo Rosenberg
- MELOH
- Simi
- Serafín J. García
- Deep Dish
- Horim
- DiiD
- Don Phenom
- Blue Dragon (OST)
- Moonshine (OST)
- Squad 38 (OST)
- Lee Chae Yeon
- John Waite
- Hamid Osman
- Cry Baby (OST)
- Massimo Savić
- Imilo Lechanceux
- The Uncanny Counter (OST)
- Dudu Fisher
- Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!! (OST)
- Dytikes Synikies
- Young K
- LOVO VERDI
- A esposa lyrics
- Nos queremos lyrics
- Mambo Italiano lyrics
- Estátua falsa lyrics
- Berimbau [English translation]
- Det är den stora, stora, stora, stora kärleken lyrics
- Senyera blanca [Bandera blanca] lyrics
- Dis-lui [de revenir] lyrics
- Kogo Nasza Miłość Obchodzi lyrics
- I tre cumpari lyrics
- A paixão da carne [French translation]
- Mísia [Portugal] - Ulissipo
- A paixão da carne [Italian translation]
- Nur für einen Tag lyrics
- Luna llena lyrics
- A ponte de Van Gogh [French translation]
- Η αγάπη θέλει δύο [I agapi thelei dio] lyrics
- A esposa [Italian translation]
- Θαλασσοπούλια Μου [Thalassopoúlia Mou] lyrics
- Ela entrou como um pássaro no museu de memórias... lyrics
- Just Because I'm a Woman lyrics
- Νανούρισμα [Nanourisma] lyrics
- A Casa [Italian translation]
- Ausência [French translation]
- Ewig lyrics
- Balada dos mortos dos campos de concentração [French translation]
- A Tonga da Mironga do Kabulete [English translation]
- Ausência [Italian translation]
- Ο Λευτέρης [O Lefteris] lyrics
- Μέρα Μαγιού Με Μίσεψες [Méra Magioú Me Mísepses] lyrics
- Carta ao Tom 74 lyrics
- A Casa [French translation]
- A Um Passarinho [German translation]
- Catendê lyrics
- Formalità lyrics
- Wisin - Pégate pa' que veas
- Balada dos mortos dos campos de concentração [Italian translation]
- A hora íntima [Italian translation]
- Samba p'ra Endrigo lyrics
- I Know We Could Be So Happy Baby [If We Wanted To Be] lyrics
- Urfalı Sevmiş lyrics
- Amor de antigamente lyrics
- Si lo hacemos Bien lyrics
- A hora íntima [French translation]
- Carne lyrics
- Ibrahim Ferrer - Veinte años
- Capitani coraggiosi lyrics
- Over the Moon [OST] - Rocket to the Moon [in 31 Languages]
- I Will Go With You [Con te partirò] lyrics
- A Um Passarinho lyrics
- A esposa [French translation]
- Altissimo verissimo lyrics
- A Um Passarinho [English translation]
- Last Goodbye lyrics
- Papa Don't Take No Mess lyrics
- A Casa [German translation]
- मैं यहाँ हूँ [Main Yahaa Hoon] lyrics
- Trata bem dela lyrics
- Manha de Carnaval lyrics
- O jeseni tugo moja lyrics
- Muévelo lyrics
- Minuetto lyrics
- Doormat lyrics
- Myself I shall adore lyrics
- Un poco di pioggia lyrics
- Balada dos mortos dos campos de concentração lyrics
- Παλιό τραγούδι [Palio tragoudi] lyrics
- A paixão da carne lyrics
- حدوس على قلبى [Haddos 3ala Alby] lyrics
- To Κλωτσοσκούφι [To Klotsoskoufi] lyrics
- La tua voce lyrics
- A hora íntima lyrics
- Matilda lyrics
- Sister, Do you know my name? lyrics
- Lover, You Should've Come Over lyrics
- A ponte de Van Gogh lyrics
- Ponta de Lança Africano lyrics
- Mia Martini - Chica chica bum
- Phoenix lyrics
- Por Que A Gente É Assim? lyrics
- My Love lyrics
- A Tonga da Mironga do Kabulete lyrics
- Summer fever lyrics
- Carne [Italian translation]
- A Um Passarinho [French translation]
- RISE lyrics
- Side by Side lyrics
- Adrenalina [Versión W] lyrics
- Carne [French translation]
- Traviesa lyrics
- Ausência lyrics
- Berimbau lyrics
- A ponte de Van Gogh [Italian translation]
- California Blue lyrics
- Let's Make Christmas Mean Something This Year lyrics
- Carta ao Tom 74 [English translation]
- Akšam Geldi lyrics
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