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Jättesnabbt
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Hysj, hør på meg, du
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Nummer tre
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Stavanger
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Dekonstruert
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Jeg og du og vi
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Fotografier
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Skynd deg
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Hviskelær
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Så mye å si
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Mine to fjes
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Småslitne jenter
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På återseende
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Vok Ens Stavanger, Norway
Vok Ens consists of young, newly established musicians who have been playing together for almost five years. The ensemble is six vocalists who are active in different projects in a variety of genres. “Vok I” is the ensemble’s first full-length album.
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