Tanz der Planeten - Mond [Russian translation]
Land im tiefen Meer
Kannst du nicht auf mich warten
Ich lerne schwimmen
海の国
お待ちください
泳ぎたい
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- Coming Back to Life [Bulgarian translation]
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