Broderna Meijer Dit Det Bar Sa Bar Det CD

Dit Det Bar Sa Bar Det Music

List Price	$42.99 (You save $2.24)
Category	World Albums, Swedish CDs
Label	Home Recor
CD Universe Part number	7680782
Catalog number	1363079
Discs	1
Release Date	May 06, 2008

Broderna Meijer Dit Det Bar Sa Bar Det Songs

	1.	Finnleken
	2.	Pols Efter Luisa MÖllman
	3.	Pols Efter Hogne Bernhoft
	4.	Entoningen
	5.	Pols Efter SigbjÖrn Osa
	6.	Har Du Sjitt NÅn Gammal KÄring
	7.	VÄrmlandspols
	8.	Brudmarsch
	9.	DrevsjÖvalsen
	10.	Heringstadshalling
	11.	RÄtt LÄskig
	12.	Kalle PÅ Backen
	13.	Jag Vet SÅ VÄl Vad De Gamle SÄj
	14.	Polska Efter Herman StrÖmberg Och
	15.	Halling
	16.	Halling
	17.	Polska Efter Anders RosÉn
	18.	Polska Efter Troskari Erik
	19.	Malungsleken
	20.	Polska Efter Arne ModÉn
	21.	FjÖsleken
	22.	RÖrospols
	23.	BaracklÅten
	24.	Brekkenpols

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