Bo Orkester Kaspers Kaos CD

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List Price	$18.98 (You save $3.69)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Sony Sweden
CD Universe Part number	7411692
Catalog number	5042332
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 16, 2008

Bo Orkester Kaspers Kaos Songs

	1.	Mnniskor Som Ingen Vill Se
	2.	Ett Fullkomligt Kaos
	3.	Ett gonblick I Snder
	4.	Det Smartaste Jag Gjort
	5.	Kasta Ngot Tungt
	6.	En Tur P Landet
	7.	Det Vi Tycker Om
	8.	Vackert Land
	9.	Det r Inte Mig Det r Fel P
	10.	Innan Klockan Slagit Tolv

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