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Der Var Engang et Fjell
01:09
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Faanetrollets Vise
07:08
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Trollmarsj
06:44
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Tre Tinner Bakom Bruen
06:34
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Soknardalr
05:48
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Slaat
01:42
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Hedningens Time
03:24
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Til Kamp
06:04
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