De ce iubim lyrics
De ce iubim ? De ce visăm ?
De ce greșim ? De ce iertăm ?
Poate pentru că din iubire ne-am născut
Și iubirea ne-a îndrumat de la-nceput.
De ce iubim ? De ce sperăm ?
De ce suferim ? De ce uităm ?
Poate pentru că a iubi e omenesc,
Alt răspuns nu știu, mă iubești și te iubesc.
De ce iubim ? De ce visăm ?
De ce greșim ? De ce iertăm ?
Doar iubirea e cea care face posibil tot,
Dă-mi iubirea ta și-am să mut munții din loc.
Poate pentru că a iubi e omenesc,
Alt răspuns nu știu, mă iubești și te iubesc.
De ce iubim ? De ce visăm ?
De ce greșim ? De ce iertăm ?
De ce iubim ? De ce visăm ?
De ce greșim ? De ce iertăm ?
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Direcția 5
- country:Romania
- Languages:Romanian, English
- Genre:Pop-Rock
- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/directia5official/
- Wiki:http://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direc%C8%9Bia_5
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- Бьёт бит [B'yot bit] [French translation]
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- 140 [Transliteration]
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Excellent Songs recommendation
- Wherever You Are [Serbian translation]
- Want You Back [Romanian translation]
- Want You Back [Hungarian translation]
- Wherever You Are [Greek translation]
- When You Walk Away [Spanish translation]
- Waste the Night lyrics
- Want You Back [Russian translation]
- What I Like About You [Hungarian translation]
- Wherever You Are [Croatian translation]
- Wherever You Are [Greek translation]
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- Wherever You Are [Portuguese translation]
- Waste the Night [Turkish translation]
- What I Like About You [French translation]
- Want You Back [Italian translation]
- Wherever You Are [Hungarian translation]
- Want You Back [German translation]
- Want You Back [Serbian translation]
- What I Like About You [German translation]
- Want You Back [Turkish translation]
- What I Like About You [Italian translation]
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