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Title ים הבטון
Additional Titles לילה בעולם הכל נרדם [ביצוע מוקלט]
הו ארצי מולדתי הנה אני מתפקח [ביצוע מוקלט]
Record Company אור יהודה : הד ארצי
Creation Date [תשס/ד]
Creators שמיר, אפרים 1951-
Genre Songs, Hebrew
Language heb
Shelf Number CD 05465
System Number 990025301150205171

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