Jornada Del Muerto [Esperanto translation]
持ち上げて 解き放して1
持ち上げて 解き放して
持ち上げて 解き放して
持ち上げて 解き放して
1. Lift me up, let me go
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Linkin Park
- country:United States
- Languages:English, Japanese
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://linkinpark.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linkin_Park
Linkin Park Lyrics
- 1Stp Klosr [Turkish translation]
- 1Stp Klosr [Russian translation]
- 26 Lettaz In Da Alphabet [Czech translation]
- 1Stp Klosr [French translation]
- 26 Lettaz In Da Alphabet [French translation]
- 1Stp Klosr [Greek translation]
- 1Stp Klosr [Czech translation]
- 1Stp Klosr [Serbian translation]
- 26 Lettaz In Da Alphabet lyrics
- Linkin Park - 1Stp Klosr
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