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- Wiki:https://www.facebook.com/pg/arisa.party/about/
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Arisa (Israel) Lyrics
Arisa (Israel) featuring lyrics
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) (Transliteration)
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) (German translation)
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) (English translation)
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) (Greek translation)
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) lyrics
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) (Azerbaijani translation)
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) (Spanish translation)
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) (English translation)
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) (Kurdish (Kurmanji) translation)
- תל אביב (Tel Aviv) (Chinese translation)
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- Gosse de Paris [Serbian translation]
- Gosse de Paris [Dutch translation]
- Ils sont tombés lyrics
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- Il te suffisait que je t'aime [Persian translation]
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- Hier Encore [Armenian translation]
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- Hier Encore [Chinese translation]
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- Hier Encore [Russian translation]
- Hier Encore [Vietnamese translation]
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- Idiote... Je t'aime [Turkish translation]
- Hier Encore [Serbian translation]
- How could I forget you [French translation]
- Idiote... Je t'aime [Spanish translation]
- Hier Encore [Japanese translation]
- Hier Encore lyrics
- Il faut savoir [Version de 1965] [Persian translation]
- Hier Encore [English translation]
- Il faut savoir [Version de 1965] [Dutch translation]
- Geliebte lyrics
- I love you so lyrics
- Happy Anniversary lyrics
- Hier Encore [English translation]
- Hier Encore [Portuguese translation]
- How Sad Venice Can Be [French translation]
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- Idiote... Je t'aime [Persian translation]
- Il faut savoir [Italian translation]
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- Happy Anniversary [Turkish translation]
- Hier Encore [Romanian translation]
- How Sad Venice Can Be lyrics
- Il faut savoir [Armenian translation]
- Hier Encore [Hebrew translation]
- Hier Encore [Hebrew translation]
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- Hier Encore [Hungarian translation]
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- Idiote... Je t'aime lyrics
- Hier Encore [English translation]
- Il faut savoir [Polish translation]
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- From today lyrics
- Hier Encore [Bulgarian translation]
- Hier Encore [Russian translation]
- Hier Encore [English translation]
- Il faut savoir [Version de 1965] [English translation]
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- For Me... Formidable [Romanian translation]
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- Il te suffisait que je t'aime lyrics
- Il te suffisait que je t'aime [English translation]
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- Hier Encore [Turkish translation]
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- Hier Encore [Italian translation]
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