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Dinge wollen fliegen
02:47
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Kay Lehmkuhl/ Sarah Wiesmann
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Zoolied
02:45
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David Fermer
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Die Welt lacht
03:29
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Kay Lehmkuhl/ David Fermer
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Regen
03:17
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David Fermer/Kay Lehmkuhl
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Seifenkistenlied
03:42
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David Fermer/ Kay Lehmkuhl
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Die Pflanze
02:16
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David Fermer
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