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Benim Halkım
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Yolculuk
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Ben Bir Hiçmişim
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Yolla Yolla
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Biz Doguştan Sanatçıyız
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Kadınım
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Attila Atasoy - Cüce
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Attila Atasoy - Dilenci
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Attila Atasoy - Haberler
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Attila Atasoy - Sitem
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