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SilentRebel83
- country:United States
- Languages:English, Tongan, German, Hawaiian+4 more, Tongan (Old Tongan), Spanish, French, Russian
- Genre:Poetry
SilentRebel83 Lyrics
- A Paean to the Goddess [Dutch translation]
- A Paean to the Goddess [Belarusian translation]
- A Paean to the Goddess [Croatian translation]
- A Paean to the Goddess [Catalan translation]
- A Paean to the Goddess [Danish translation]
- A Paean to the Goddess [Czech translation]
- A Paean to the Goddess lyrics
- A Paean to the Goddess [Arabic translation]
- A Paean to the Goddess [Azerbaijani translation]
- A Paean to the Goddess [Chinese translation]
SilentRebel83 Featuring Lyrics
- 'Unga [Shiny] (English translation)
- 'Unga [Shiny] lyrics
- 'Unga [Shiny] (Greek translation)
- 'Okapau Teu Alu [How Far I'll Go] (Spanish translation)
- 'Okapau Teu Alu [How Far I'll Go] lyrics
- 'Okapau Teu Alu [How Far I'll Go] (English translation)
- 'Unga [Shiny] (Spanish translation)
- 'Okapau Teu Alu [How Far I'll Go] (Greek translation)
- 'Unga [Shiny] (German translation)
- 'Okapau Teu Alu [How Far I'll Go] (German translation)
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- Bellezza, incanto e nostalgia [Portuguese translation]
- Clip His Wings [Italian translation]
- Dalla tua parte [Spanish translation]
- Clip His Wings lyrics
- Comunque andare [French translation]
- Coriandoli lyrics
- Difendimi per sempre [Spanish translation]
- Comunque andare [English translation]
- Ciao [Finnish translation]
- Bellissimo [German translation]
- Donde Están Los Colores [Portuguese translation]
- Che peccato [Turkish translation]
- Comunque andare [English translation]
- Da qui [English translation]
- Difendimi per sempre lyrics
- Che peccato [German translation]
- Comunque andare [Romanian translation]
- Domani con gli occhi di ieri [Greek translation]
- All in the Name
- Ciao lyrics
- Buongiorno lyrics
- Domani con gli occhi di ieri lyrics
- Da qui lyrics
- Comunque andare [Russian translation]
- Non ti voglio più lyrics
- Che peccato [English translation]
- Cardi B - Lick [Remix]
- Dove sono i colori [Russian translation]
- Ciao [English translation]
- Dove sono i colori [Polish translation]
- Sana Kalbim Geçti lyrics
- I giorni dei falò [Long Ago And Far Away] lyrics
- Canzone inutile lyrics
- Comunque andare [Spanish translation]
- Buongiorno [English translation]
- Comunque andare [Greek translation]
- Dove sono i colori [Portuguese translation]
- Conga lyrics
- Dove sono i colori [Greek translation]
- Difendimi per sempre [Greek translation]
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- Ciao [French translation]
- Canzone inutile [Serbian translation]
- Bellissimo [English translation]
- Dove sono i colori [Spanish translation]
- Bellissimo [French translation]
- Dalla tua parte [Greek translation]
- Comunque andare lyrics
- Comunque andare [Hungarian translation]
- Let Me Dream A While lyrics
- You keep me hangin' on lyrics
- Bellissimo lyrics
- Dalla tua parte lyrics
- Dove sono i colori [German translation]
- Donde Están Los Colores lyrics
- Clip His Wings [Portuguese translation]
- Comunque andare [Hungarian translation]
- Comunque andare [English translation]
- Dove sono i colori [Turkish translation]
- Dove sono i colori [Hungarian translation]
- Difendimi per sempre [English translation]
- Difendimi per sempre [Portuguese translation]
- Domani con gli occhi di ieri [English translation]
- Capirò lyrics
- Dove sono i colori [English translation]
- Che peccato [Greek translation]
- Bellezza, incanto e nostalgia [Spanish translation]
- Ciao [Greek translation]
- Donde Están Los Colores [English translation]
- Da qui [Greek translation]
- Domani con gli occhi di ieri [German translation]
- Da qui [Portuguese translation]
- Comunque andare [English translation]
- Bellissimo [Spanish translation]
- Bellissimo [Turkish translation]
- Comunque andare [English translation]
- Big White Room lyrics
- Dove sono i colori [Romanian translation]
- Bellissimo [Polish translation]
- Difendimi per sempre [Persian translation]
- Bellissimo [English translation]
- Che peccato [Greek translation]
- Ciao [Polish translation]
- Comunque andare [Greek translation]
- Dove sono i colori lyrics
- Ciao [Greek translation]
- All I've Ever Wanted lyrics
- Che peccato lyrics
- Bellezza, incanto e nostalgia [Spanish translation]
- Dalla tua parte [English translation]
- Bellissimo [Greek translation]
- Comunque andare [Serbian translation]
- Comunque andare [Portuguese translation]
- Difendimi per sempre [German translation]
- Dove sono i colori [French translation]
- Mina - It's only make believe
- Che peccato [French translation]
- Buongiorno [Greek translation]
- Ciao [Portuguese translation]
- Difendimi per sempre [Hungarian translation]
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