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- Big Ship Little Ship lyrics
- Chop the Head off lyrics
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- 1741 [ The battle of Carthagena ] [Turkish translation]
- Back Through Time lyrics
- Himno do Celta de Vigo [Spanish translation]
- Himno do Celta de Vigo [German translation]
- Δεν μπορώ να την ξεχάσω [Dhen boró na tin xekháso] lyrics
- Keelhauled [Hungarian translation]
- Пάνω τα χέρια [Páno ta chéria] [English translation]
- Sail with Us [Russian translation]
- Nancy The Tavern Wench [Dutch translation]
- Side by Side [Russian translation]
- Henry Martin lyrics
- 1741 [ The battle of Carthagena ] [Spanish translation]
- Mexico [Spanish translation]
- Enas allos anthropos lyrics
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- Destined Course [Russian translation]
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- Keelhauled [Serbian translation]
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- Magnetic north [Turkish translation]
- Keelhauled [Dutch translation]
- Captain Morgan's Revenge lyrics
- Magnetic north lyrics
- Keelhauled [Polish translation]
- Magnetic north [Italian translation]
- Keelhauled [Russian translation]
- Mead from Hell lyrics
- Chronicles of Vengeance lyrics
- Fucked With an Anchor [German translation]
- Leviathan [Spanish translation]
- Over The Seas [Italian translation]
- Jack [Russian translation]
- Fucked With an Anchor [Serbian translation]
- Mexico [Italian translation]
- Fannybaws lyrics
- Heavy Metal Pirates [Dutch translation]
- 1741 [ The battle of Carthagena ] [French translation]
- Drink [Spanish translation]
- Heavy Metal Pirates [Spanish translation]
- Εντατική [Entatikí] [English translation]
- Over The Seas [Serbian translation]
- Call of the Waves lyrics
- Mexico [French translation]
- Mexico lyrics
- Destined Course lyrics
- Captain Morgan's Revenge [Swedish translation]
- Drink lyrics
- Nancy The Tavern Wench [Italian translation]
- Magnetic north [Russian translation]
- Fucked With an Anchor [Polish translation]
- Leviathan lyrics
- Drink [French translation]
- No Grave But the Sea lyrics
- Drink [Romanian translation]
- Fucked With an Anchor [French translation]
- Drink [Turkish translation]
- Drink [Hungarian translation]
- Fucked With an Anchor lyrics
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