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falið
00:30
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járnbrautarlestir
01:53
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hugleiða
03:11
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ferð
05:17
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ís
02:04
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hyldýpi
05:08
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hyggja
03:11
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bjarga
01:24
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hrynja
01:32
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raddir
04:27
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skammarlega skækja
08:00
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rúst
05:05
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