Ария Любаши «Вот до чего я дожила…»
English translation: Lyubasha's Arioso 'And so I've come to this'
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peer agreement (net): +1Lyubasha's Aria, "Here's what I have lived to..." Explanation: . |
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Lyubasha's Arioso 'And so I've come to this' Explanation: |
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Lyubasha's solo part: "That's where I've come to"/That's the story of my life". Explanation: ? |
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