Pelo Tempo Que Durar [Chinese translation]
沒有什麼永遠，停留
就像現在
想著遇見你，只是
想要看到你
冰山消融
星光翳滅
就在這裡，想著你
讓時間流逝
事物變化
殞散消失
就在這裡，撿拾
歲月自你剝蝕
於是想到，付出
一生與你一起
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Marisa Monte
- country:Brazil
- Languages:Portuguese, English, Spanish
- Genre:Latino, MPB, Pop-Rock
- Official site:http://www.marisamonte.com.br/pt
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marisa_Monte
Marisa Monte Lyrics
- A Primeira Pedra lyrics
- Abololô lyrics
- A Alma e a Matéria lyrics
- A Língua Dos Animais [English translation]
- A Menina Dança lyrics
- A Menina Dança [English translation]
- Abololô [English translation]
- A Alma e a Matéria [English translation]
- A Alma e a Matéria [Spanish translation]
- A Língua Dos Animais lyrics
Marisa Monte Featuring Lyrics
- Chuva no mar lyrics
- Chuva no mar (French translation)
- Celeste (Soul Parsifal) (English translation)
- Carinhoso (Russian translation)
- Carinhoso (Faroese translation)
- Carinhoso
- Carinhoso (English translation)
- Chuva no mar (English translation)
- Cesária Évora - É Doce Morrer No Mar
- Celeste (Soul Parsifal)
Marisa Monte Also Performed Pyrics
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- Credo
- DJ Jorge Hegleny
- Jan Plestenjak
- Lucilia do Carmo
- Leo Kauppi
- oe
- Iļģi
- Norikiyo
- KEN THE 390
- Joker (Turkey)
- Yuri Gnatkovsky
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- When We Are Together (OST)
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- Hamood Nasser
- Kika Boom
- Doncan
- Sarban
- Army of Lovers
- Linda Király
- Birgit Kronström
- Korsuorkesteri
- Millie Small
- Dārta Stepanova
- Love and Death
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- The Cradle (OST)
- Group LKN
- Isaac Palma
- My Lawyer, Mr. Jo (OST)
- Seven Days (OST)
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- Rita Payés
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- Kaoru Sugita
- Tore Nieddu
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- MisterNez
- Uami Ndongadas
- Wanda Sá
- Samhara
- Halison Paixão
- Gatekeeper [Romanian translation]
- Frozen [Turkish translation]
- Frozen [Hebrew translation]
- Fire and Ice [Greek translation]
- Gatekeeper [Hungarian translation]
- Gothic Christmas lyrics
- Fire and Ice [Portuguese translation]
- Fire and Ice [Latvian translation]
- Fire and Ice [Spanish translation]
- Forgiven [Ukrainian translation]
- Frozen [Spanish translation]
- Fire and Ice [Polish translation]
- Forgiven [Polish translation]
- Gatekeeper [French translation]
- Forgiven [Turkish translation]
- Forgiven [Greek translation]
- Gatekeeper [Serbian translation]
- Forsaken [Polish translation]
- Frozen [Serbian translation]
- Forsaken [French translation]
- Help Me to Help Myself lyrics
- Frozen [German translation]
- Forsaken [Spanish translation]
- Fire and Ice [Hungarian translation]
- Frozen lyrics
- Frozen [French translation]
- Frozen [Bulgarian translation]
- Fire and Ice [French translation]
- Gatekeeper [Ukrainian translation]
- Gatekeeper [Turkish translation]
- Frozen [Ukrainian translation]
- Frozen [Spanish translation]
- Fire and Ice lyrics
- Fire and Ice [Hebrew translation]
- Fire and Ice [Serbian translation]
- Forgiven [Italian translation]
- Gatekeeper [German translation]
- Gothic Christmas [Greek translation]
- Gatekeeper [Spanish translation]
- Firelight [Polish translation]
- La Robe et l'Échelle lyrics
- Forgiven [Latvian translation]
- Forgiven [French translation]
- Forgiven lyrics
- Gothic Christmas [Italian translation]
- Firelight lyrics
- Firelight [Spanish translation]
- Frozen [Hungarian translation]
- Fire and Ice [Romanian translation]
- Forgiven [Croatian translation]
- Frozen [Romanian translation]
- Fire and Ice [Italian translation]
- Frozen [Romanian translation]
- Forgiven [German translation]
- Forsaken [Italian translation]
- Forgiven [Romanian translation]
- Forgiven [Hungarian translation]
- Frozen [Latin translation]
- Fire and Ice [Turkish translation]
- Forgiven [Serbian translation]
- Fire and Ice [Finnish translation]
- Forsaken [German translation]
- Frozen [Polish translation]
- Frozen [Catalan translation]
- Forgiven [Spanish translation]
- Forsaken [Romanian translation]
- Frozen [Azerbaijani translation]
- Frozen [Persian translation]
- Fire and Ice [Ukrainian translation]
- Forsaken [Ukrainian translation]
- Forgiven [Indonesian translation]
- Fire and Ice [Russian translation]
- Gatekeeper [Italian translation]
- Forsaken [Turkish translation]
- Firelight [French translation]
- Frozen [Greek translation]
- Fire and Ice [German translation]
- Forgiven [Portuguese translation]
- Frozen [Latvian translation]
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- چلے تو کٹ ہی جائے گا [Chale To Kat Hi Jayega] lyrics
- Frozen [Finnish translation]
- Gatekeeper lyrics
- Gothic Christmas [French translation]
- Forsaken [Latvian translation]
- Final Destination [Turkish translation]
- Εσύ βαρέθηκες νωρίς [Esi varethikes noris] lyrics
- Forgiven [Bulgarian translation]
- Frozen [Portuguese translation]
- Frozen [Russian translation]
- Firelight [Russian translation]
- Forsaken lyrics
- Forsaken [Hungarian translation]
- Final Destination [Ukrainian translation]
- Forsaken [Arabic translation]
- Frozen [Italian translation]
- Forgiven [Arabic translation]
- Gothic Christmas [Dutch translation]
- Final Destination [Spanish translation]
- Firelight [Ukrainian translation]
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