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Hun kom som en engel
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A day too early
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Det ensomme hjerte
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Ypsilon
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Felix Johansen Kongsberg, Norway
«Felix Johansen har klart å videreføre og fornye stillferdig visepop.» Norsk pop- og rockleksikon" Vega Forlag (2013).
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