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Der tornene forsvinner
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Ned i avgrunnen
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That old burning river
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DEN FORHEKSEDE STIEN Norway
Den Forheksede Stien was born in the depths of the Northern forest, where everything that surrounds you is more mystical
than life itself.
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All music and lyrics composed by HUJ
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