- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean, English
- Genre:Rock
- Official site:http://ybrocks.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YB_%28band%29
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YB Lyrics
- 잊을게 [Ijulke] [English translation]
- A Flying Butterfly [나는 나비] [Korean translation]
- A Flying Butterfly [나는 나비] [Russian translation]
- 혈액형 [hyeol-aeghyeong] lyrics
- 잊을게 [Ijulke] lyrics
- 잊을게 [Ijulke] [Persian translation]
- A Flying Butterfly [나는 나비] [Japanese translation]
- 꽃비 [Raining Blossom] lyrics
- Peppermint Candy lyrics
- A Flying Butterfly [나는 나비] lyrics
YB featuring lyrics
YB also performed lyrics
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- Denis Pépin
- Jessica Paré
- Tito Paris
- Teri DeSario
- Ben Mazué
- Rapalje
- Autumn Cicada (OST)
- Naoko Kawai
- Caztro
- Julie
- Wilson Moreira & Nei Lopes
- Modd (MOB)
- R.I.N.A.
- Why Did I Get Married Too? (OST)
- Stamsanger
- Javier Krahe
- Duende Josele
- Perfect Partner (OST)
- The Jacksons
- Samba-enredo
- Carpark North
- Delara
- Live Up To Your Name (OST)
- My Dangerous Wife (OST)
- Total Drama World Tour (OST)
- Terrenoire
- Fantastic Band
- DAFFY-Q8
- Beca Fantastik
- SLOŃ
- Gregor Meyle
- F.Charm
- Money Flower (OST)
- Dame 5
- Ultime Assaut
- Lacey Sturm
- Joseph Williams
- Antoine Pol
- Judith Olmo
- Nursulu Shaltaeva
- Alashuly Group
- Die Regierung
- Benjamín Amadeo
- Deliric
- Mustafa Al Rubaie
- El Reja
- Crystal Bernard
- Ivana Elektra
- Dúlamán
- Az Yet
- Herb Alpert
- José Saramago
- Turk
- René Aubry
- The Dreadnoughts
- Gerald Colucci
- Pop4u
- Blood Brothers (Musical)
- Amine (France)
- Jadranka Barjaktarović
- Lily Dardenne
- Fiestar
- Wax (South Korea)
- Joe Stilgoe
- Daniela Spalla
- Ayree
- KURT
- Andrés Parra
- Inoki
- Manuela Cavaco
- Cris Pedrozo
- Tehsîn Teha
- Miriam Cani
- Toninho Geraes
- Yulia Lord
- Randy Jackson
- Pablo Guerrero
- Diamante
- Thirty But Seventeen (OST)
- No.1
- Simona (OST)
- Georges Tabet
- Ek Villain (OST)
- Katarina Živković
- Julienne Taylor
- Taras Chubai
- Aqbota Kerimbekova
- Bárbara Tinoco
- Go Go Squid! (OST)
- Cora (Germany)
- Shlomo Rechnitz
- Soap&Skin
- De glade sømænd
- Michael “Bully“ Herbig
- Emilio Osorio
- AntytilA
- Milena Ćeranić
- Meri
- Joël Dufresne
- Beyaz Show
- Cherry Cherry [German translation]
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [Polish translation]
- America lyrics
- Cantigas às serranas lyrics
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [Greek translation]
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [Persian translation]
- Dry Your Eyes [German translation]
- Най-добрия [Nai-dobria] lyrics
- America [Icelandic translation]
- And the Grass Won't Pay No Mind lyrics
- Christmas Medley [French translation]
- Dry Your Eyes lyrics
- Cracklin' Rosie [Hebrew translation]
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [Turkish translation]
- Ice Cream Man lyrics
- Εκδρομή [Ekdromi] lyrics
- Done Too Soon [German translation]
- Brooklyn Roads lyrics
- It Doesn't Matter Anymore lyrics
- America [French translation]
- Both Sides Now [German translation]
- Beautiful Noise [German translation]
- Canta libre lyrics
- Forever in Blue Jeans lyrics
- Christmas Medley [Turkish translation]
- Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show lyrics
- Canta libre [Dutch translation]
- Christmas Medley [German translation]
- Every girl wants my guy lyrics
- Forever in Blue Jeans [German translation]
- Christmas Medley [Italian translation]
- Αγάπη αγάπη [Agapi agapi] lyrics
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [Arabic translation]
- And the Grass Won't Pay No Mind [German translation]
- Τα Νησιά [Ta Nisia] lyrics
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [German translation]
- America [German translation]
- Christmas Medley [Persian translation]
- And the Singer Sings his Song [German translation]
- Nati alberi lyrics
- And the Singer Sings his Song lyrics
- Both Sides Now lyrics
- Reggaeton Lento [Versione Italiana] lyrics
- Rita Hayworth lyrics
- Il principe Ali [reprise] [Prince Ali [Reprise]] lyrics
- Hyver lyrics
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [Italian translation]
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [Serbian translation]
- Forever in Blue Jeans [Spanish translation]
- Sin querer lyrics
- Beautiful Noise lyrics
- Αχ Ελλάδα σ' αγαπώ [Ah Ellada S'agapo] lyrics
- America [Turkish translation]
- And the Grass Won't Pay No Mind [Spanish translation]
- America [Greek translation]
- Beautiful Noise [Spanish translation]
- Brooklyn Roads [Romanian translation]
- All I Really Need Is You [Spanish translation]
- Secrets lyrics
- Neil Diamond - Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon
- Crunchy Granola Suite lyrics
- Dear Father [German translation]
- En la Obscuridad lyrics
- America [Norwegian translation]
- Murmúrios lyrics
- Hollywood Niggaz lyrics
- Forever in Blue Jeans [Spanish translation]
- Something Blue lyrics
- Cracklin' Rosie [German translation]
- Cracklin' Rosie lyrics
- Be [German translation]
- Busted lyrics
- Joey Montana - THC
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [French translation]
- Canta libre [German translation]
- Desirée lyrics
- Done Too Soon lyrics
- Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon [Turkish translation]
- Canta libre [English translation]
- Cuando tú no estás lyrics
- Parte De Mi Corazon lyrics
- Los buenos lyrics
- Be lyrics
- Desirée [German translation]
- Desirée [Portuguese translation]
- America [Italian translation]
- Cracklin' Rosie [French translation]
- Christmas Medley lyrics
- When You Wish Upon a Star lyrics
- Crunchy Granola Suite [German translation]
- 되돌리다 [return] [doedollida] lyrics
- Dear Father lyrics
- Canta libre [Turkish translation]
- Brooklyn Roads [German translation]
- Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show [German translation]
- Cherry Cherry lyrics
- Luna in piena lyrics
- Christmas Medley [Korean translation]
- Be [French translation]
- Fiyah lyrics
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