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В зимний вечер когда-то [Prologue] [V zimniy vecher kogda-to] [Italian translation]
В зимний вечер когда-то [Prologue] [V zimniy vecher kogda-to] [Italian translation]
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В зимний вечер когда-то [Prologue] [V zimniy vecher kogda-to] [Italian translation]
Спи, мой друг озорной.
В нашем доме нарядном.
Будешь ты вновь со мной
В зимний вечер когда-то...
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Anastasia (OST)
- country:United States
- Languages:Spanish, English, Portuguese, French+26 more, Finnish, Hungarian, Italian, Swedish, Russian, Arabic, Hebrew, Polish, Bulgarian, Greek, Czech, German, Dutch, Korean, Turkish, Japanese, Catalan, Danish, Norwegian, Icelandic, Vietnamese, Dutch dialects, Slovak, Thai, Chinese (Cantonese), Albanian
- Genre:Children's Music, Classical, Soundtrack
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anastasia_%281997_film%29
Anastasia (OST) Lyrics
- C’est le début [At the beginning] lyrics
- Loin du froid de décembre [Once Upon a December] [European French] [Finnish translation]
- C’est le début [At the beginning] [Spanish translation]
- C’est le début [At the beginning] [Finnish translation]
- Loin du froid de décembre [Once Upon a December] [European French] [Italian translation]
- Loin du froid de décembre [Once Upon a December] [European French] [Portuguese translation]
- Loin du froid de décembre [Once Upon a December] [European French] lyrics
- C’est le début [At the beginning] [Italian translation]
- Loin du froid de décembre [Once Upon a December] [European French] [English translation]
- C’est le début [At the beginning] [English translation]
Anastasia (OST) Featuring Lyrics
- Viaje tiempo atrás [Journey to the Past] (Latin Spanish) lyrics
- Viaje tiempo atrás [Journey to the Past] (Latin Spanish) (Croatian translation)
- Loin du froid de décembre [Once Upon a December] (European French) lyrics
- Viaje tiempo atrás [Journey to the Past] (Latin Spanish) (Croatian translation)
- Loin du froid de décembre [Once Upon a December] (European French) (Italian translation)
- Viaje tiempo atrás [Journey to the Past] (Latin Spanish) (Turkish translation)
- Viaje tiempo atrás [Journey to the Past] (Latin Spanish) (English translation)
- Loin du froid de décembre [Once Upon a December] (European French) (Finnish translation)
- Viaje tiempo atrás [Journey to the Past] (Latin Spanish) (Greek translation)
- Loin du froid de décembre [Once Upon a December] (European French) (English translation)
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- Ahora que te vas [English translation]
- Αγάπη [Agápi] lyrics
- Ой гарна я гарна [Oy harna ya harna] lyrics
- Daría [French translation]
- La frase tonta de la semana [English translation]
- Donde irán [Slovak translation]
- La Porta Chiusa lyrics
- Daría [Greek translation]
- El sol no regresa lyrics
- Unuduldum lyrics
- Algo más [English translation]
- El sol no regresa [Russian translation]
- S.O.S. Amor lyrics
- Вечерна птица [Večerna ptica] lyrics
- Busco tu piel lyrics
- Algo más [Croatian translation]
- Ahora que te vas lyrics
- Cosas de dos lyrics
- La frase tonta de la semana [English translation]
- Algo más [Bulgarian translation]
- Malarazza lyrics
- La frase tonta de la semana lyrics
- Сударушка [Sudarushka] lyrics
- Donde irán [English translation]
- Sí... piensa en mí lyrics
- El sol no regresa [Greek translation]
- Daría [Russian translation]
- El sol no regresa [Korean translation]
- El amor no duele lyrics
- Me dueles lyrics
- Algo más [English translation]
- Aleni Aleni lyrics
- El sol no regresa [Portuguese translation]
- Πρώτη Μαΐου [Proti Maiou] lyrics
- El sol no regresa [English translation]
- Cosas de dos [Portuguese translation]
- La frase tonta de la semana [Catalan translation]
- El sol no regresa [Filipino/Tagalog translation]
- Cinco Estaciones [English translation]
- El sol no regresa [French translation]
- Daría lyrics
- Flores de alquiler lyrics
- Es cierto [English translation]
- With My Eyes Wide Open I'm Dreaming lyrics
- Show 'n Shine lyrics
- Flores de alquiler [English translation]
- Feriğim lyrics
- La frase tonta de la semana [Polish translation]
- El sol no regresa [English translation]
- Wall Of Sound lyrics
- Daría [English translation]
- El sol no regresa [English translation]
- Δυστυχισμένα κορμιά [Distihismena kormia] lyrics
- Cinco Estaciones lyrics
- Busco tu piel [English translation]
- Ahora que te vas [French translation]
- Daría [English translation]
- Algo más [French translation]
- El sol no regresa [Indonesian translation]
- Algo más lyrics
- Post Malone - rockstar
- Tuulikello lyrics
- Dreams lyrics
- What's New Scooby-Doo [Hungarian translation]
- El sol no regresa [Serbian translation]
- Tunawabuluza lyrics
- 4EVER lyrics
- El sol no regresa [Croatian translation]
- Baktın Olmuyo lyrics
- Algo más [English translation]
- What's New Scooby-Doo
- Cosas de dos [English translation]
- Let Me Go Lover lyrics
- Engáñame [French translation]
- Engáñame [English translation]
- Esta noche no lyrics
- Dios mío, como te quiero lyrics
- Zigana dağları lyrics
- Haddinden fazla lyrics
- Algo más [Serbian translation]
- Karlı kayın ormanı lyrics
- Es cierto [French translation]
- Takin' shots lyrics
- Disco Kicks lyrics
- Тысячи Лет Искала [Tysyachi Let Iskala] lyrics
- El amor no duele [English translation]
- Donde irán [Serbian translation]
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- Cosas de dos [English translation]
- El sol no regresa [German translation]
- Es cierto lyrics
- El sol no regresa [English translation]
- Donde irán lyrics
- Esta noche no [English translation]
- Algo más [English translation]
- La frase tonta de la semana [Indonesian translation]
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- La frase tonta de la semana [Greek translation]
- Engáñame lyrics
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