Postage Stamped [Chinese translation]
To post a letter
Marked fragile, cancel by hand
They stamped it by foot
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- Standing in your doorway [Russian translation]
- Strange dance [Russian translation]
- Sweet summer day [Russian translation]
- Tell Me There's Heaven [Russian translation]
- Sun is hot lyrics
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- Sometimes [Russian translation]
- Still beautiful [Romanian translation]
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- Speed [Russian translation]
- Tell Me There's Heaven [Italian translation]
- Stony road lyrics
- Somewhere between the stars [Russian translation]
- Somebody say Amen lyrics
- Sweet kiss lyrics
- Stainsby Girls [Russian translation]
- Εσύ βαρέθηκες νωρίς [Esi varethikes noris] lyrics
- Steam Train Blues [Russian translation]
- So much love [Russian translation]
- Teach me to dance lyrics
- Sweet summer day [Turkish translation]
- Still trying to clear my name [Russian translation]
- Stainsby Girls [Russian translation]
- Stone lyrics
- Soup of the day [Russian translation]
- Sometimes lyrics
- Somewhere between the stars [Romanian translation]
- Somewhere between the stars [Serbian translation]
- Somebody say Amen [Russian translation]
- Sweet Sunday [Russian translation]
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- Somewhere between the stars [Russian translation]
- Tell Me There's Heaven [Russian translation]
- La Robe et l'Échelle lyrics
- Stop [Russian translation]
- Stainsby Girls lyrics
- Tell Me There's Heaven [Croatian translation]
- Stony road [Russian translation]
- Sweet Sunday lyrics
- So lonely [Russian translation]
- Soup of the day lyrics
- Tell Me There's Heaven [Dutch translation]
- Tell Me There's Heaven [Hungarian translation]
- Square peg, round hole lyrics
- Talking 'bout New Orleans [Russian translation]
- Soft top, hard shoulder [Russian translation]
- Summer love [Russian translation]
- Tell Me There's Heaven [Persian translation]
- Steel River blues [Russian translation]
- Speak of God, act like the Devil [Russian translation]
- Sunrise [Russian translation]
- چلے تو کٹ ہی جائے گا [Chale To Kat Hi Jayega] lyrics
- Somewhere between the stars [Russian translation]
- Texas lyrics
- Sun is hot [Russian translation]
- Steel River [Russian translation]
- Sweet love lyrics
- Steel River lyrics
- Stop lyrics
- Still beautiful lyrics
- All in the Name
- Talking 'bout New Orleans lyrics
- Steam Train Blues lyrics
- Somewhere Between Highway 61 & 49 lyrics
- Summer love lyrics
- Someday my peace will come lyrics
- Texas [Russian translation]
- Stick it [Russian translation]
- Stone [Russian translation]
- Sweet love [Russian translation]
- Tell Me There's Heaven [French translation]
- Sunrise lyrics
- Somewhere between the stars lyrics
- Sweet summer day lyrics
- Strange dance lyrics
- Square peg, round hole [Russian translation]
- Tell Me There's Heaven [Hungarian translation]
- Tennis lyrics
- Tamatave lyrics
- Steel River blues lyrics
- Tell Me There's Heaven [Dutch translation]
- Texas [French translation]
- Stick by you lyrics
- Tennis [Russian translation]
- Still beautiful [Russian translation]
- Somewhere Between Highway 61 & 49 [Russian translation]
- Tamatave [Russian translation]
- Stick by you [Russian translation]
- Sweet kiss [Russian translation]
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