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na +2 | Bit mig |
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na | Bit mig |
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na | Bit mig |
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Bit mig Explanation: This is the literal translation. I haven't heard anyone use it, myself, but I guess it's the name of a song in Swedish (see below). Reference: http://home1.swipnet.se/~w-19943/webstrarna/disc_info/bitm_i... |
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