La bella che è addormentata [Greek translation]
La bella che è addormentata,
lalalà, lalalà, lalalà
ha un nome che fa paura
libertà libertà libertà
La bella che è addormentata,
lalalà, lalalà, lalalà
ha un nome che fa paura
libertà libertà libertà
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Fabrizio De André
- country:Italy
- Languages:Italian, Ligurian, Italian (Medieval), Sardinian (northern dialects)+5 more, Neapolitan, Romani, Sardo-corsican (Gallurese), Sardinian (southern dialects), Spanish
- Genre:Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.fondazionedeandre.it/index.html
- Wiki:https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fabrizio_De_Andr%C3%A9
Fabrizio De André Lyrics
- 'Â çímma [French translation]
- 'Â çímma [Sardinian [southern dialects] translation]
- 'Â çímma [Italian translation]
- 'Â çímma lyrics
- 'Â pittima [French translation]
- 'Â pittima lyrics
- 'Â pittima [English translation]
- 'Â çímma [English translation]
- 'Â pittima [English translation]
- 'Â çímma [Turkish translation]
Fabrizio De André Featuring Lyrics
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- Moonshine (OST)
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- Ha Hyunsang
- Kurupt
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- Young K
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- Secrets lyrics
- Sin querer lyrics
- Nimm dich in Acht vor blonden Frauen lyrics
- In The Ruins Of Berlin [Spanish translation]
- Où vont les fleurs ? lyrics
- It Doesn't Matter Anymore lyrics
- Mutter, hast du mir vergeben? [English translation]
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- Kisses Sweeter Than Wine lyrics
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- In den Kasernen [Macedonian translation]
- Something Blue lyrics
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- Lili Marlen [Slovak translation]
- Luar do Sertão lyrics
- Kinder, heut' Abend da such' ich mir was aus [English translation]
- Lili Marleen – Lied eines jungen Wachpostens lyrics
- Jonny [Russian translation]
- Lili Marleen [Russian translation]
- Los buenos lyrics
- Lili Marlen [Latin translation]
- Sag mir, wo die Blumen sind lyrics
- Jonny [Macedonian translation]
- Lili Marlen [Russian translation]
- Lili Marlen [Polish translation]
- Busted lyrics
- Lili Marlen [Transliteration]
- Marie, Marie lyrics
- La vie en rose lyrics
- Luar do Sertão [Russian translation]
- Parte De Mi Corazon lyrics
- Quand l'amour meurt lyrics
- In The Ruins Of Berlin [English translation]
- Kisses Sweeter Than Wine [German translation]
- Lili Marlen lyrics
- Lili Marlen [Italian translation]
- Mutter, hast du mir vergeben? lyrics
- Je m'ennuie lyrics
- Nati alberi lyrics
- Lili Marlen [Slovenian translation]
- Reggaeton Lento [Versione Italiana] lyrics
- When You Wish Upon a Star lyrics
- Lili Marlen [English translation]
- Lili Marleen [Spanish translation]
- Fiyah lyrics
- Lili Marleen – Lied eines jungen Wachpostens [English translation]
- Lili Marlen [English translation]
- Kinder, heut' Abend da such' ich mir was aus lyrics
- Peter lyrics
- Baktın Olmuyo lyrics
- In The Ruins Of Berlin lyrics
- Ho una casa nell'Honan lyrics
- S.O.S. Amor lyrics
- Lili Marlen [Serbian translation]
- Post Malone - rockstar
- Luna in piena lyrics
- Jonny lyrics
- Αγάπη αγάπη [Agapi agapi] lyrics
- Leben ohne Liebe kannst Du nicht [Turkish translation]
- Lili Marlen [English translation]
- Lili Marlen [Breton translation]
- Lili Marleen lyrics
- Lili Marleen [Romanian translation]
- Lili Marlen [Spanish translation]
- Je tire ma révérence lyrics
- En la Obscuridad lyrics
- Mein Mann ist verhindert lyrics
- Εκδρομή [Ekdromi] lyrics
- Leben ohne Liebe kannst Du nicht [English translation]
- Poema 16 lyrics
- No love, no nothin' lyrics
- Il principe Ali [reprise] [Prince Ali [Reprise]] lyrics
- In The Ruins Of Berlin [Russian translation]
- Jonny [English translation]
- Sag mir, wo die Blumen sind [English translation]
- Look me over closely lyrics
- Ice Cream Man lyrics
- Lili Marlen [Serbian translation]
- Τα Νησιά [Ta Nisia] lyrics
- Takin' shots lyrics
- In den Kasernen [Russian translation]
- Lili Marlen [Macedonian translation]
- In The Ruins Of Berlin [German translation]
- Joey Montana - THC
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- Tunawabuluza lyrics
- Mutter, hast du mir vergeben? [Macedonian translation]
- Unuduldum lyrics
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- Lili Marleen [Turkish translation]
- Lili Marlen [English translation]
- Mein blondes Baby lyrics
- Hollywood Niggaz lyrics
- Lili Marlen [Russian translation]
- Lili Marlen [Macedonian translation]
- Lili Marleen [Russian translation]
- Lili Marlen [Turkish translation]
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