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Kaj & Andrea: Syng bare med i vilden sky
Andrea sings with Ole in the wild sky because she loves to sing. Together, they watch a long list of their many favorite songs, which of course also feature Karla and Kaj. Look forward to revisiting some of Kaj & Andreas' popular and beloved songs. See and hear, among others, Bakke Snagvendt, Kaj & Andreas duet, Kaj's song, Tre små soldater, Prinsessesangen, Prutte-bøvs, Se min kjole, Højt på en gren, Bom tjikke bom, Logre logre, Stærkere end du tror, Andreas sang, Super-Kaj and many more, and you are welcome to sing along.
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Andrea sings with Ole in the wild sky because she loves to sing. Together, they watch a long list of their many favorite songs, which of course also feature Karla and Kaj. Look forward to revisiting some of Kaj & Andreas' popular and beloved songs. See and hear, among others, Bakke Snagvendt, Kaj & Andreas duet, Kaj's song, Tre små soldater, Prinsessesangen, Prutte-bøvs, Se min kjole, Højt på en gren, Bom tjikke bom, Logre logre, Stærkere end du tror, Andreas sang, Super-Kaj and many more, and you are welcome to sing along.
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