- country:Germany
- Languages:English, Latin, Constructed Language, English Creole (Bislama)+2 more, French, Zulu
- Genre:Soundtrack
- Official site:http://www.hans-zimmer.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Zimmer
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Hans Zimmer Lyrics
- Now We Are Free [Turkish translation]
- Now We Are Free [English translation]
- Now We Are Free lyrics
- Chevaliers de Sangreal [French translation]
- Chevaliers de Sangreal lyrics
- Chevaliers de Sangreal [Tongan translation]
- Now We Are Free [Dutch translation]
- Chevaliers de Sangreal [German translation]
- Chevaliers de Sangreal [Spanish translation]
- Chevaliers de Sangreal [Tongan translation]
Hans Zimmer featuring lyrics
- Now We Are Free (Bulgarian translation)
- Now We Are Free (Greek translation)
- Out There (Turkish translation)
- Lisa Gerrard - Now We Are Free
- Out There lyrics
- Now We Are Free (English translation)
- King Of Pride Rock lyrics
- Out There (Kurdish (Sorani) translation)
- Now We Are Free (English translation)
- Ocean Bloom lyrics
Hans Zimmer also performed lyrics
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- Anoche soñé contigo [English translation]
- Se eu fosse um dia o teu olhar lyrics
- Borders [Greek translation]
- SMTOWN - Around
- La tangómana lyrics
- My heart belongs to Daddy lyrics
- Like a God lyrics
- Guacamole [English translation]
- Antes de verte [English translation]
- 내가 있을게 [I'll Be There] lyrics
- Always Find You [Korean Ver.] lyrics
- Down With My Baby lyrics
- Voámos Em Contramão [Spanish translation]
- It's Me lyrics
- And That Reminds Me lyrics
- Fin de fiesta [English translation]
- Room with a View lyrics
- Estrellas de Hollywood
- 12월의 인사 [Goodbye] [12wol-ui insa] lyrics
- Breathe Again lyrics
- Anoche soñé contigo lyrics
- Guacamole lyrics
- It's Good to Want You Bad lyrics
- Because of You [English translation]
- No voy a ser yo lyrics
- Costanera [Los nervios que te di]
- Borders [Turkish translation]
- Borders lyrics
- Around [Russian translation]
- You're My Baby lyrics
- Fin de fiesta lyrics
- 사랑은 그렇게 [That's How Love Is] [Transliteration]
- Antes de verte [French translation]
- She’s Good lyrics
- It Shouldn't Happen to a Dream lyrics
- Around [English translation]
- 사랑은 그렇게 [That's How Love Is] [English translation]
- Get Set for the Blues lyrics
- 오 마이 비너스 [Oh My Venus] lyrics
- Desde que te perdí [English translation]
- Around [Transliteration]
- About the Blues lyrics
- Borders [Spanish translation]
- The Mamas and The Papas - Twelve Thirty [Young Girls Are Coming to the Canyon]
- Streets lyrics
- Darling U [English translation]
- SMTOWN - Born To Be Wild
- Always Find You [English Ver.] lyrics
- Costanera [Los nervios que te di] [French translation]
- Around [English translation]
- Always Find You [Korean Ver.] [Turkish translation]
- The Touch of Your Hand lyrics
- Dream of You lyrics
- Voámos Em Contramão lyrics
- Born To Be Wild [French translation]
- El Circulo [English translation]
- Anoche soñé contigo [English translation]
- All I Wanna Do Is You lyrics
- I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan lyrics
- Borders [Serbian translation]
- 오 마이 비너스 [Oh My Venus] [Romanian translation]
- Estrellas de Hollywood [English translation]
- Ese Lunar [English translation]
- Desde que te perdí [English translation]
- Ich wünsch mir eine Schultüte lyrics
- I Wanna Be Around lyrics
- Where Are You? lyrics
- El Circulo lyrics
- Because of You [Transliteration]
- Borders [German translation]
- Clocked Out! lyrics
- Fin de fiesta [Portuguese translation]
- Because of You lyrics
- Anoche soñé contigo [Greek translation]
- Oh My Venus [OST] - 사랑은 그렇게 [That's How Love Is]
- Night Song lyrics
- Sur o No Sur lyrics
- Oh My Venus [OST] - Darling U
- Viagens lyrics
- Se eu fosse um dia o teu olhar [English translation]
- Desde que te perdí lyrics
- Dindí lyrics
- 내가 있을게 [I'll Be There] [English translation]
- Daisy lyrics
- Always Find You [English Ver.] [Turkish translation]
- I'm So Special lyrics
- Borders [Russian translation]
- Love Thy Neighbor lyrics
- Borders [Korean translation]
- No voy a ser yo [English translation]
- Darling U [English translation]
- Ese Lunar lyrics
- No seas insegura [English translation]
- Guacamole [Arabic translation]
- Viagens [English translation]
- Down With My Baby [Spanish translation]
- Borders [Russian translation]
- No seas insegura lyrics
- Antes de verte [Catalan translation]
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