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Happy Little Boozer
03:35
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Väkirauta
03:44
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Midsummer Night
03:27
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Tuli Kokko
05:25
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Spring Dance
03:05
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Under The Sun
04:12
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Korpiklaani
04:39
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Rise
05:20
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Kirki
04:23
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Hide Your Richess
04:39
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Korpiklaani Lahti, Finland
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