Ärq ei lääq
Ärq ei lääq is the sixth album by Estonian punk rock band Singer Vinger and the fourth to be released on CD.
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| Released | 2003 | |||
| Genre | Punk rock | |||
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Track listing
- "Kogu raha eest" [For all the money] (Roald Jürlau/Hardi Volmer)
- "Koduke" [Home (diminutively)] (Jürlau/Volmer)
- "Tunnitöö" [lit: Hour's work] (Jürlau/Ilmar Trull)
- "Valvuri laul" [Guard's song] (Erkki-Sven Tüür/Jürlau/Joel Sang)
- "Andante" (Jürlau/Ott Arder)
- "Punk-fu (Võidumees)" [Winning man] (Jüri Kermik/Volmer)
- "Ärq ei lääq" [Won't go away (in Võro language, a dialect of Estonian); in Estonian: Ära ei lähe] (Volmer/Jürlau/Jaan Kaplinski)
- "Secondhand" (Avo Ulvik/Volmer)
- "Kaua võib" [How long will it be like this (rough translation)] (Jürlau/Volmer)
- "Haritlased öös" [Intellectuals in the night] (Ulvik/Trull/Volmer)
- (Bonus track) "Koduke (Electronic Crew remix)"
- + "Koduke (Video)"
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