Interlude:뭐해 [What Are You Doing Now] [mwohae]
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BTS (Bangtan Boys)
- country:Korea, South
- Languages:English, Korean, Japanese, Russian, Chinese
- Genre:Electropop, Hip-Hop/Rap, Pop, Pop-Rock, R&B/Soul
- Official site:http://bts.ibighit.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BTS_(band)
BTS (Bangtan Boys) Lyrics
BTS (Bangtan Boys) Featuring Lyrics
- My Universe (Greek translation)
- My Universe lyrics
- My Universe (German translation)
- Love U, Hate U (Russian translation)
- Love U, Hate U (Russian translation)
- Love U, Hate U (English translation)
- My Universe (Croatian translation)
- Love U, Hate U (Turkish translation)
- My Universe (French translation)
- My Universe (English translation)
BTS (Bangtan Boys) Also Performed Pyrics
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- Almost Like the Blues [Italian translation]
- Amen [Russian translation]
- Amen lyrics
- Ballad of the Absent Mare [Spanish translation]
- Anyhow [Hungarian translation]
- Avalanche [Portuguese translation]
- Almost Like the Blues [Croatian translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love [Russian translation]
- Angel lyrics
- Amen [French translation]
- Angel [Greek translation]
- Amen [Swedish translation]
- Angel [French translation]
- Ballad of the Absent Mare [German translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love [German translation]
- Always lyrics
- Almost Like the Blues [Russian translation]
- Avalanche lyrics
- Anthem [Persian translation]
- Avalanche [German translation]
- Avalanche [French translation]
- Anyhow [French translation]
- Alexandra Leaving [Spanish translation]
- Anthem [Arabic translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love [French translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love [Turkish translation]
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- Amen [Spanish translation]
- Avalanche [Italian translation]
- Alexandra Leaving [Russian translation]
- Avalanche [Greek translation]
- Almost Like the Blues [Russian translation]
- Anthem [Spanish translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love [Hungarian translation]
- Almost Like the Blues [Swedish translation]
- Anthem [Russian translation]
- Avalanche [Turkish translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love [Greek translation]
- Avalanche [Serbian translation]
- Anthem [Polish translation]
- Alexandra Leaving [Greek translation]
- Avalanche [Turkish translation]
- Baby, Don't You Break My Heart Slow lyrics
- Always [Spanish translation]
- Angel [Russian translation]
- Alexandra Leaving [Swedish translation]
- Avalanche [Catalan translation]
- Always [Croatian translation]
- Avalanche [Russian translation]
- Alexandra Leaving lyrics
- Ain't No Cure for Love [Romanian translation]
- Avalanche [Spanish translation]
- Always [Greek translation]
- Almost Like the Blues [Spanish translation]
- Always [German translation]
- Anyhow [Russian translation]
- Angel [Spanish translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love [Polish translation]
- Angel [Croatian translation]
- Anthem [French translation]
- Anyhow [Croatian translation]
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- Amen [Russian translation]
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- Anthem [Hebrew translation]
- Anyhow [Turkish translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love [Croatian translation]
- Avalanche [Russian translation]
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- Avalanche [Croatian translation]
- Always [Romanian translation]
- Ain't No Cure for Love [Persian translation]
- Almost Like the Blues lyrics
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- Ain't No Cure for Love [Russian translation]
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- Avalanche [French translation]
- Anthem [Portuguese translation]
- Alexandra Leaving [Turkish translation]
- Anyhow [Spanish translation]
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- Anthem [French translation]
- Almost Like the Blues [Turkish translation]
- Anthem [Croatian translation]
- Anthem [Greek translation]
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- Amen [Croatian translation]
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- Anyhow [Romanian translation]
- Anyhow lyrics
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- Anthem [German translation]
- Amen [Hungarian translation]
- Anthem [Russian translation]
- Alexandra Leaving [Romanian translation]
- Almost Like the Blues [Dutch translation]
- Anthem [German translation]
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