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Förlorare
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Din medicin
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Hård
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Ett rån
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Döden i grytan
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Fatta!
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Allting blir OK
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Blå timmen
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Hjälp mig upp
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På knä
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Northern Lights
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The Nature Stockholm, Sweden
We wanted to do something – and we wanted to do it without any rules or restrictions. To play in a band often means that there is someone telling you what and what not to do. Now it was only the three of us with only one rule - to not stop a feeling or idea before it had the chance to be tested. ... more
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