Kaj ti je deklica [Russian translation]
Kaj ti je deklica,
da si tak žalostna ?
Kaj ti je, nič mi ni,
srce me boli.
(2x)
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Videosex
- country:Slovenia
- Languages:Croatian, Slovenian, English, German
- Genre:Electropop
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Videosex
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