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- Meitä ei oo [French translation]
- Katoavaa lyrics
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- Leila [French translation]
- Marraskuu lyrics
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- Cancioneiro lyrics
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- Laurindinha lyrics
- Mä hiihdän [Swedish translation]
- Kaivopuiston jää lyrics
- Mies [English translation]
- Merkki [French translation]
- Things Are Looking Up lyrics
- Antti Tuisku - Keinutaan
- Juuret [French translation]
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- Kerran vuodes kirkkoon [English translation]
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- Juuret [English translation]
- Fado da sina lyrics
- Lähtemässä [English translation]
- Town Meeting Song lyrics
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- Kumipuku [English translation]
- Minä näen sut lyrics
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- Dictadura lyrics
- Kumipuku [French translation]
- Mies lyrics
- Keinutaan [Swedish translation]
- Let's Do It [Let's Fall in Love] lyrics
- Merkki lyrics
- Levoton [English translation]
- Mä hiihdän [Turkish translation]
- L'horloge lyrics
- Un guanto lyrics
- Κεμάλ [Kemál] lyrics
- Kipee [Swedish translation]
- Jumalan kämmenellä [French translation]
- The Way It Used to Be lyrics
- Minä näen sut [English translation]
- Mä hiihdän [Greek translation]
- Levoton lyrics
- Somo' O No Somos lyrics
- Mä hiihdän [French translation]
- Antti Tuisku - Kaunis kaaos
- José Alfredo Jiménez - El Silencio De La Noche
- Kahvia ja pullaa lyrics
- Juuret [English translation]
- Kahvia ja pullaa [French translation]
- Hora de fechar lyrics
- Juuret [Russian translation]
- Juuret lyrics
- Garça perdida lyrics
- Que amor não me engana lyrics
- Juuret [English translation]
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- 60 minutes of music that sum up the venerable, ornery Neil Young
- Forever Changes is a stunning indictment of The Summer Of Love
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