Puolet sun auringosta

Puolet sun auringosta (Finnish for "half of your sun") is a 2001 album by the Finnish singer Laura Voutilainen.

Puolet sun auringosta
Studio album by
Laura Voutilainen
Released2001

This album was reissued in 2002 and included Laura's Eurovision song "Addicted to You", along with a remix of this song and a remix of another song "Katala kaipuu" which was already on the album.

Funnily enough, even though the remix of "Katala kaipuu", is described as a radio edit, it is actually about three seconds longer than the original version.

Original Track listing
  1. En mielestäin sua saa (I can't get you off my mind)
  2. Tee niin (Do so)
  3. Neonvalot (Neon lights)
  4. Pyrstötähti (Comet)
  5. O-o-ou (O-o-oh)
  6. Puolet sun auringosta (Half of your sun)
  7. Punainen vespa (The red Vespa)
  8. Sano että tunnet kuumeen (Tell me you feel the fever)
  9. Ei edes kuolema (Not even death)
  10. Kuutamoon (Into the moonlight)
  11. Katala kaipuu (The devious longing)

Reissued Track listing
  1. Addicted To You, originally performed at the 2002 Eurovision song contest
  2. En mielestäin sua saa (I can't get you off my mind)
  3. Tee niin (Do so)
  4. Neonvalot (Neon lights)
  5. Pyrstötähti (Comet)
  6. O-o-ou (O-o-oh)
  7. Puolet sun auringosta (Half of your sun)
  8. Punainen vespa (The red Vespa)
  9. Sano että tunnet kuumeen (Tell me you feel the fever)
  10. Ei edes kuolema (Not even death)
  11. Kuutamoon (Into the moonlight)
  12. Katala kaipuu (The devious longing)
  13. Addicted To You [club edit]
  14. Katala kaipuu [radio edit]


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