Tanz der Planeten - Sonne [Polish translation]
Im Unendlichen
Ist überall das Zentrum
Und du bist das Herz
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- Rose Song [Portuguese translation]
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- Les portes du soir [Finnish translation]
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- Le péril jaune lyrics
- Les portes du soir [English translation]
- Okinawa lyrics
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- Marilyn [Finnish translation]
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- Pavillon rouge lyrics
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- Nos célébrations lyrics
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- Nous demain [English translation]
- Les citadelles [English translation]
- Miss Paramount lyrics
- Memoria [Portuguese translation]
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- Play Boy [English translation]
- Salômbo [Spanish translation]
- Santa Claus Is Coming To Town lyrics
- Mao Boy ! [Finnish translation]
- Pink Water 2 [French translation]
- Salômbo [Chinese translation]
- La polenta piace a tutti lyrics
- Memoria [Spanish translation]
- Les Tzars lyrics
- Manifesto [Les divisions de la joie] [English translation]
- Salômbo [Finnish translation]
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- Pink Water 3 lyrics
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