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"text": "Gestern håt's daham wieder Wickln gebn.",
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"text": "Wüst an Wickl?",
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"english": "I never start a fight / But I don't avoid it either",
"ref": "1978, Georg Danzer (lyrics and music), “Geh in Oasch”, in Narrenhaus, performed by Georg Danzer",
"text": "I fang nie an Wickl au / Owa i weich a kan aus",
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"english": "I never start a fight / But I don't avoid it either",
"ref": "1978, Georg Danzer (lyrics and music), “Geh in Oasch”, in Narrenhaus, performed by Georg Danzer",
"text": "I fang nie an Wickl au / Owa i weich a kan aus",
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