- country:Norway
- Languages:Norwegian
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap
- Official site:https://karpe.no/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karpe
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- Quando nella notte lyrics
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- いっそセレナーデ [Isso serena-de] [English translation]
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- Yare'ach Kachol | ירח כחול lyrics
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- Meet In Tha Middle lyrics
- Miercoles [English translation]
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- Okki Tokki Unga lyrics
- Tarde em Itapuã lyrics
- Vanha kaunis mies lyrics
- The King Is Dead lyrics
- Я в весеннем лесу [Ya v vesennem lesu] lyrics
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- Lembe Lembe lyrics
- Väärinpäin lentävät linnut [English translation]
- Piiloon lyrics
- Brush Your Pet's Hair lyrics
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- Why lyrics
- Get Lit lyrics
- Tarja Halonen rap lyrics
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- Fire Engines lyrics
- I'm crying lyrics
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- Rakkaus voittaa lyrics
- Estranhos Como Eu [Portugal] lyrics
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- Bij jou alleen lyrics
- Incestvisan lyrics
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- Colours lyrics
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