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Tangled: The Series (OST)
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- Languages:Spanish, Korean, English, German+30 more, Portuguese, Malay, Italian, French, Hungarian, Japanese, Greek, Czech, Serbian, Danish, Swedish, Russian, Bulgarian, Romanian, Norwegian, Thai, Hebrew, Croatian, Polish, Hindi, Arabic (other varieties), Turkish, Ukrainian, Dutch, Finnish, Indonesian, Filipino/Tagalog, Tamil, Slovenian, Chinese
- Genre:Soundtrack
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangled:_The_Series
Tangled: The Series (OST) Lyrics
- Så redo jag någonsin kan bli [Ready As I'll Ever Be] lyrics
- More of Me [Turkish translation]
- More of Me [Russian translation]
- More of Me [Russian translation]
- 'Kau 'Kan Berbangga [Ulangan] [Let Me Make You Proud [Reprise]] lyrics
- Så redo jag någonsin kan bli [Ready As I'll Ever Be] [English translation]
- Vind i mitt hår [Wind in My Hair [Film Version]] lyrics
- More of Me lyrics
- Så redo jag någonsin kan bli [Ready As I'll Ever Be] [Italian translation]
- Vind i mitt hår [Wind in My Hair [Film Version]] [English translation]
Tangled: The Series (OST) Also Performed Pyrics
- Healing Incantation (Greek translation)
- Healing Incantation (Finnish translation)
- Healing Incantation (Filipino/Tagalog translation)
- Healing Incantation (German translation)
- Healing Incantation (Filipino/Tagalog translation)
- Healing Incantation (Arabic translation)
- Healing Incantation (Hebrew translation)
- Healing Incantation lyrics
- Healing Incantation (French translation)
- Healing Incantation (Czech translation)
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- Down To My Last lyrics
- Broken Wings [Serbian translation]
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- Blackbird [Bengali translation]
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- Blackbird [Serbian translation]
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- Before Tomorrow Comes [Hindi translation]
- Dying Light [Turkish translation]
- Gallo rojo, gallo negro lyrics
- Broken Wings [Romanian translation]
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- Coeur d'Alene lyrics
- Cry of Achilles [Greek translation]
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- Kapat gözlerini kimse görmesin lyrics
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- Blackbird [Hungarian translation]
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