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Landnám
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Aldrei aftur stuð
02:14
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Ekki í dag
02:10
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Áfram Ísland!
01:47
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Eiturlyfjafíklar
02:21
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Hvítt rusl
01:26
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Ég er kominn heim
03:11
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Raddir
02:53
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Drullufullur
01:13
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Svona
02:42
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Bölvun fylgi þeim
01:37
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Þekki þig ekki
02:40
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Airwaves
03:32
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