Untrust Us [English translation]
The cocaine
Is not good
For your health
The cocaine
Is not good for you
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Crystal Castles
- country:Canada
- Languages:English, Icelandic, Spanish
- Genre:Electropop
- Official site:http://www.crystalcastles.com/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_Castles_(band)
Crystal Castles Lyrics
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- Cruel Summer [Czech translation]
- Blooming 18 lyrics
- Beautiful Life [Latvian translation]
- Най-добрия [Nai-dobria] lyrics
- Ace of Base - Cruel Summer [French version]
- Νυχτοπεντοζάλης [Nihtopentozalis] lyrics
- Ace of Base - Cruel Summer
- Ο τρελός [O trelos] lyrics
- Donnie lyrics
- Beautiful Life [Greek translation]
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- Don't Turn Around [Persian translation]
- Cruel Summer [French translation]
- Beautiful Morning [Croatian translation]
- Beautiful Life [Russian translation]
- Beautiful Life [Czech translation]
- Πώς να ξεχάσει κανείς την Αυγή; [Pos na xehasi kanis tin Avyi?] lyrics
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- Don't Turn Around [Russian translation]
- Busted lyrics
- Murmúrios lyrics
- Beautiful Life [Dutch translation]
- Joey Montana - THC
- Dancer in a Daydream lyrics
- Parte De Mi Corazon lyrics
- Beautiful Morning lyrics
- Δύο και άλλα δυο βήματα [Dhío kai álla dhio vímata] lyrics
- Don't Turn Around [Latvian translation]
- Beautiful Life [German translation]
- Don't Turn Around [Finnish translation]
- Cuando tú no estás lyrics
- Don't Turn Around [Romanian translation]
- Beautiful Life [Serbian translation]
- Don't Turn Around [Serbian translation]
- Beautiful Life [Turkish translation]
- Beautiful Life [Croatian translation]
- Every girl wants my guy lyrics
- Don't Turn Around [Spanish translation]
- Beautiful Morning [Dutch translation]
- Reggaeton Lento [Versione Italiana] lyrics
- Beautiful Life [Spanish translation]
- When You Wish Upon a Star lyrics
- Beautiful Morning [Hungarian translation]
- تسمعني [Tisma'ani] lyrics
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- Beautiful Life [Hungarian translation]
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- Cecilia lyrics
- Don't Turn Around [Spanish translation]
- Τα παξιμάδια [Ta paximádhia] lyrics
- Beautiful Morning [Polish translation]
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- Don't Go Away [Greek translation]
- Don't Turn Around [French translation]
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- Croatian Folk - Zvira voda iz kamena
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- 되돌리다 [return] [doedollida] lyrics
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- Cruel Summer [French version] [English translation]
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- Don't Turn Around [Russian translation]
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