Snowmane's Epitaph [German translation]
Faithful servant yet master’s bane,
Lightfoot’s foal, swift Snowmane.
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J. R. R. Tolkien
- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English, Quenya
- Genre:Folk, Poetry
- Official site:http://www.tolkienestate.com/en/home.html
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._R._R._Tolkien
J. R. R. Tolkien Lyrics
- A Song of Aryador [German translation]
- A Walking Song [Italian translation]
- A Walking Song [Persian translation]
- A Walking Song [German translation]
- A Walking Song lyrics
- A Song of Aryador lyrics
- A Song of Aryador [French translation]
- A Walking Song [French translation]
- A Walking Song [Spanish translation]
- A Walking Song [Portuguese translation]
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- Invisibles [Hungarian translation]
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- La vida es un sueño [Hungarian translation]
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- I've Got A Feeling [Hungarian translation]
- La vida es un sueño [German translation]
- Fush, ¡Te vas! [Greek translation]
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- Linda [German translation]
- Fush, ¡Te vas! [Hebrew translation]
- I've Got A Feeling [English translation]
- Invisibles [Bulgarian translation]
- I've Got A Feeling [Serbian translation]
- Invisibles [Russian translation]
- I've Got A Feeling [French translation]
- I've Got A Feeling [Greek translation]
- La vida es un sueño [Greek translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [English translation]
- Invisibles [Romanian translation]
- Invisibles [French translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [Turkish translation]
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- Honey Funny [German translation]
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- Soy Luna [OST] - Linda
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- Honey Funny lyrics
- I'd Be Crazy [Bulgarian translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [English translation]
- La vida es un sueño [French translation]
- Honey Funny [Russian translation]
- La vida es un sueño [French translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [Romanian translation]
- La vida es un sueño [Slovak translation]
- La vida es un sueño [Dutch translation]
- Invisibles [Serbian translation]
- Linda [Bulgarian translation]
- I've Got A Feeling [Bulgarian translation]
- I've Got A Feeling [French translation]
- I've Got A Feeling [Turkish translation]
- Soy Luna [OST] - Invisibles
- La vida es un sueño [Russian translation]
- I've Got A Feeling [Dutch translation]
- Linda [French translation]
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- Invisibles [German translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [Greek translation]
- Fush, ¡Te vas! [Turkish translation]
- Invisibles [English translation]
- I've Got A Feeling lyrics
- Honey Funny [Hungarian translation]
- Kanatlar [Greek [Cypriot] translation]
- Soy Luna [OST] - I'd Be Crazy
- Honey Funny [Serbian translation]
- La vida es un sueño [English translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [German translation]
- Honey Funny [Romanian translation]
- Linda [English translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [Dutch translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [Hungarian translation]
- Fush, ¡Te vas! [Romanian translation]
- La vida es un sueño lyrics
- La vida es un sueño [Serbian translation]
- La vida es un sueño [Hungarian translation]
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- I've Got A Feeling [Romanian translation]
- La vida es un sueño [Turkish translation]
- La vida es un sueño [French translation]
- Linda [Dutch translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [Serbian translation]
- La vida es un sueño [Russian translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [French translation]
- Invisibles [Turkish translation]
- I'd Be Crazy [Hungarian translation]
- Invisibles [Croatian translation]
- Invisibles [Greek translation]
- Honey Funny [Greek translation]
- Invisibles [Russian translation]
- Honey Funny [French translation]
- La vida es un sueño [Romanian translation]
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