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WP Song
04:23
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Pasaka par indi
07:19
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Ūdenszāles
04:25
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Sirdspukstu zeme
04:45
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Smilšainā krastā
06:01
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Tik ilgi gaidījis
04:10
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Tilti
06:11
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Zilās Govs valsis
04:27
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Garu Ķērājs
04:18
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Oktobris
03:39
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Ezera dzelmē
05:39
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Straujūdens
04:06
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Šūpoles
06:47
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Rolsteins & Friends Rīga, Latvia
b.1971
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