Spirale Des Todes [English translation]
Ich sehe das unerreichbare
Es ist als würde ich mich im kreise bewegen
Der Spirale des Todes.
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E Nomine
- country:Germany
- Languages:German, Latin, Spanish, English
- Genre:Electronica, Hard Rock, Religious, Trance/Ambient
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_Nomine
E Nomine Lyrics
- Am Anfang war... Die Schoepfung [Turkish translation]
- Am Anfang war die Finsternis...! [Tongan translation]
- Am Anfang war... Die Schoepfung [Hawaiian translation]
- Am Anfang war... Die Schoepfung [English translation]
- Am Anfang war... Die Schoepfung [Swedish translation]
- Am Anfang war... Die Schoepfung [Finnish translation]
- Am Anfang war die Finsternis...! lyrics
- Am Anfang war... Die Schoepfung lyrics
- Am Anfang war die Finsternis...! [English translation]
- Am Anfang war... Die Schoepfung [Tongan translation]
E Nomine Also Performed Pyrics
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- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 7. Du feines Täubchen, nur herein! lyrics
- K 344, 14: Aria "Ihr mächtigen seht ungerührt". lyrics
- K 344, 04 "Rase, Schicksal, wüte immer". [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 11 Aria "Ich bin so bös' als gut". [English translation]
- KV 339, VI Magnificat. lyrics
- K 344, 05: Duetto "Meine Seele hüpft vor Freuden" [Italian translation]
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - K 344, 06 Aria: "Herr und Freund!"
- K 344, 01: Coro "Brüder lasst uns lustig sein". [Italian translation]
- K 344, 14: Aria "Ihr mächtigen seht ungerührt". [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 08: Trio "O selige Wonne". [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 07: Nur mutig,mein herze! [Italian translation]
- K 339 2: Confitebor tibi, Domine [Neapolitan translation]
- K 530 Das Traumbild. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 03: Ruhe sanft, mein holdes Leben. lyrics
- K 344, 12: Trostlos schluchzet Philomele. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 03: Ruhe sanft, mein holdes Leben. [Italian translation]
- K 344, 11 Aria "Ich bin so bös' als gut". [Neapolitan translation]
- KV 339 IV Laudate Pueri. lyrics
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte 7. Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen. lyrics
- K 476 Das Veilchen [Neapolitan translation]
- K 390 An die Hoffnung. [Italian translation]
- KV 339 III Beatus vir. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 09: Air "Der stolze Löw'". lyrics
- K 344, 01: Coro "Brüder lasst uns lustig sein". [Neapolitan translation]
- K 468 Gesellenreise. lyrics
- K.150 Geheime Liebe. [Italian translation]
- K 344, 14: Aria "Ihr mächtigen seht ungerührt". [Italian translation]
- K 468 Gesellenreise. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 05: Duetto "Meine Seele hüpft vor Freuden" lyrics
- K 592a Nun liebes Weibchen. [Italian translation]
- K 344, 13: Aria "Tiger! wetze nur die Klauen". [Italian translation]
- K 472 Der Zauberer. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 472 Der Zauberer. [French translation]
- K 351 Komm, liebe Zither. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 524 An Chloë. [Italian translation]
- K 476 Das Veilchen [Italian translation]
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - K 351 Komm, liebe Zither.
- K.150 Geheime Liebe. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 06 Aria: "Herr und Freund!" [Neapolitan translation]
- Εσύ βαρέθηκες νωρίς [Esi varethikes noris] lyrics
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 3: Arie "Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön". [Italian translation]
- K 524 An Chloë. [Neapolitan translation]
- K.150 Geheime Liebe. lyrics
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 4. Arie: O zittre nicht, mein lieber Sohn. [Italian translation]
- K 344, 07: Nur mutig,mein herze! lyrics
- Help Me to Help Myself lyrics
- K 344, 04 "Rase, Schicksal, wüte immer". [Italian translation]
- K 530 Das Traumbild. lyrics
- K 530 Das Traumbild. [English translation]
- چلے تو کٹ ہی جائے گا [Chale To Kat Hi Jayega] lyrics
- K 344, 10: Air "Wer hungrig bei der Tafel sitzt". [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 12: Trostlos schluchzet Philomele. [Italian translation]
- K 344, 09: Air "Der stolze Löw'". [Neapolitan translation]
- K 476 Das Veilchen lyrics
- K 344, 05: Duetto "Meine Seele hüpft vor Freuden" [Neapolitan translation]
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 4. Arie: O zittre nicht, mein lieber Sohn. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 11 Aria "Ich bin so bös' als gut". lyrics
- K 344, 10: Air "Wer hungrig bei der Tafel sitzt". lyrics
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 4. Arie: O zittre nicht, mein lieber Sohn. lyrics
- K 468 Gesellenreise. [Italian translation]
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 3: Arie "Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön". lyrics
- K 472 Der Zauberer. lyrics
- K 344, 11 Aria "Ich bin so bös' als gut". [Italian translation]
- K 344, 10: Air "Wer hungrig bei der Tafel sitzt". [Italian translation]
- K 344, 08: Trio "O selige Wonne". lyrics
- K 472 Der Zauberer. [Italian translation]
- K 351 Komm, liebe Zither. [Italian translation]
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 1: Zu Hilfe, zu Hilfe. lyrics
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - K 344, 04 "Rase, Schicksal, wüte immer".
- K 390 An die Hoffnung. lyrics
- K 472 Der Zauberer. [Spanish translation]
- K 592a Nun liebes Weibchen. lyrics
- K 476 Das Veilchen [English translation]
- K 344, 13: Aria "Tiger! wetze nur die Klauen". [Neapolitan translation]
- KV 339, VI Magnificat. [Neapolitan translation]
- La Robe et l'Échelle lyrics
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - K 524 An Chloë.
- KV 339, VI Magnificat. [Italian translation]
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 1: Zu Hilfe, zu Hilfe. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte 7. Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen. [Italian translation]
- K 472 Der Zauberer. [English translation]
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 3: Arie "Dies Bildnis ist bezaubernd schön". [Neapolitan translation]
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 1: Zu Hilfe, zu Hilfe. [Italian translation]
- K 344, 03: Ruhe sanft, mein holdes Leben. [Neapolitan translation]
- KV 339 III Beatus vir. [Italian translation]
- K 344, 08: Trio "O selige Wonne". [Italian translation]
- K 530 Das Traumbild. [Italian translation]
- K 344, 09: Air "Der stolze Löw'". [Italian translation]
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- K 344, 06 Aria: "Herr und Freund!" [Italian translation]
- K 344, 13: Aria "Tiger! wetze nur die Klauen". lyrics
- KV 339 IV Laudate Pueri. [Italian translation]
- K 344, 12: Trostlos schluchzet Philomele. lyrics
- K 344, 07: Nur mutig,mein herze! [Neapolitan translation]
- K 344, 01: Coro "Brüder lasst uns lustig sein". lyrics
- K 390 An die Hoffnung. [Neapolitan translation]
- KV 339 IV Laudate Pueri. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 592a Nun liebes Weibchen. [Neapolitan translation]
- K 620 Die Zauberflöte, 7. Du feines Täubchen, nur herein! [Italian translation]
- KV 339 III Beatus vir. lyrics
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