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Antonello Venditti
- country:Italy
- Languages:Italian, Spanish, Italian (Roman dialect), English
- Genre:Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://www.antonellovenditti.it
- Wiki:http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonello_Venditti
Antonello Venditti Lyrics
- 21 modi per dirti «ti amo» [English translation]
- 1000 figli lyrics
- Alta Marea lyrics
- 21 modi per dirti «ti amo» [Greek translation]
- 21 modi per dirti «ti amo» lyrics
- 21 modi per dirti «ti amo» [Polish translation]
- A Cristo [Italian translation]
- A che gioco giochi lyrics
- A Cristo [English translation]
- A Cristo lyrics
Antonello Venditti Featuring Lyrics
- Artisti uniti per l'Abruzzo - Domani 21/04.2009
- Domani 21/04.2009 (Serbian translation)
- Domani 21/04.2009 (German translation)
- Domani 21/04.2009 (English translation)
- Domani 21/04.2009 (English translation)
- Domani 21/04.2009 (German translation)
- Domani 21/04.2009 (French translation)
- Domani 21/04.2009 (Portuguese translation)
Antonello Venditti Also Performed Pyrics
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- You Came [French translation]
- Dua lyrics
- You Came [Spanish translation]
- Water on glass lyrics
- You Came [Hungarian translation]
- Piccolissima serenata lyrics
- Benimle Oynar Mısın ? lyrics
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Italian translation]
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Romanian translation]
- Okki Tokki Unga lyrics
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Croatian translation]
- View From A Bridge lyrics
- Yare'ach Kachol | ירח כחול lyrics
- Shorty Don't Wait lyrics
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Serbian translation]
- World in perfect harmony lyrics
- Fire Engines lyrics
- The touch lyrics
- Polka Dots and Moonbeams lyrics
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Persian translation]
- View From A Bridge [Hungarian translation]
- Kygo - Love Me Now
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Armenian translation]
- نوروز [Nowrooz] lyrics
- Living Proof lyrics
- 눈사탕 [nunsatang] lyrics
- You Came [Romanian translation]
- Mark Bernes - Тополя [Topolya]
- Seizoenen van liefde lyrics
- Amore perduto lyrics
- Печали свет [Pechali svet] lyrics
- Another Cuppa lyrics
- Όσοι [Ósoi] lyrics
- Ya Zama Nadan Malanga lyrics
- Lembe Lembe lyrics
- Storm in Our Hearts lyrics
- You Came [Greek translation]
- 이런 바보! [ileon babo!] lyrics
- Here We Go Dorothy lyrics
- You Came lyrics
- Kalokairi lyrics
- You Came [German translation]
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- Colours lyrics
- Bij jou alleen lyrics
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- Get Lit lyrics
- مینه کول خو [Meena Kawal Kho] lyrics
- Я в весеннем лесу [Ya v vesennem lesu] lyrics
- Who Do You Think You Are [Romanian translation]
- Ερώτηση κρίσεως [Erotisi criseos] lyrics
- The Second Time [Go For It] [Serbian translation]
- You Came [Czech translation]
- Shenandoah lyrics
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Greek translation]
- Simon Says lyrics
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Hungarian translation]
- Tarja Halonen rap lyrics
- You Came [Persian translation]
- Сыновья [Synov'ya] lyrics
- A Sailor Went To Sea/Hornpipe lyrics
- Guaglione lyrics
- שלי לעולמים [Sheli L"Olamim] lyrics
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Spanish translation]
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [French translation]
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- Problem With Love lyrics
- Take Me Tonight lyrics
- View From A Bridge [Romanian translation]
- Gimme Your Reply lyrics
- The night lyrics
- Kim Wilde - You Keep Me Hangin' On
- The Light of the Moon [Belongs to Me] lyrics
- Time lyrics
- Spontis zeugen Banker lyrics
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Turkish translation]
- گفتمش بیا عاشقم هنوز [Goftamash biya ashegham hanooz] lyrics
- You Came [Italian translation]
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- Ein ganz normaler Tag lyrics
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- Brush Your Pet's Hair lyrics
- You Keep Me Hangin' On [Serbian translation]
- Move Like An Emu lyrics
- Decorate The Tree lyrics
- You Came [Azerbaijani translation]
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