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Tvoje ime
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Nina
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Pjesma koja boli
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Ona iz ju es ej
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Srce zna
03:09
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Jelena
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Što dalje
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Život nije kraj
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Ravno do dna
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Na tvom ramenu
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Despot Tomic Vienna, Austria
Guitar player and songwriter.
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