The Violin Song lyrics
Ти, Гано ле, чудо голямо,
Гано, Ганчице ле.
Ти, Гано ле, чудо голямо,
Гано, Ганчице ле.
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Monoir
- country:Romania
- Languages:English, Romanian, Bulgarian
- Genre:Dance, Electronica, Pop
- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/monoirmusic/
- Wiki:https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monoir
Monoir Lyrics
- The Violin Song lyrics
- The Violin Song [Spanish translation]
- Freeze [Bulgarian translation]
- The Violin Song [ft. Brianna] [Romanian translation]
- The Violin Song [Russian translation]
- Freeze lyrics
- The Violin Song [English translation]
- Freeze [Arabic translation]
- The Violin Song [ft. Brianna] lyrics
- The Violin Song [ft. Brianna] [Greek translation]
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