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Svifryk
04:04
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Get ekki gleymt
04:09
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Nagli
04:15
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Hommalegir menn
02:49
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Unglingar
05:13
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Passa sig
03:20
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Milli svefns og vöku
03:51
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Hríð
06:11
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Djamma
03:43
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4. hæð
02:37
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Konan sem eyðilagði allt
01:31
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Loftsteinn
04:10
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