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Mahignêg Tûr Labamrazkh
04:25
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Karamikamth Uwekhsfordul
05:51
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Lai Sanzadkh
08:37
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Abzug Ni Kû
04:27
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Koboru Balbul
06:03
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8. |
Side A
20:00
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Side B
17:58
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