CD1 (download)
Tales From Ancient Malibu
01. Laskiaistiistai
02. Dui
03. Lost Shakespearian Fragment From 'King Oedipus'
04. Long Hot Summer Days
05. Alma
06. Left Nipple Rag
07. Blackwaterside
08. A Very Big Man
09. Indecision
10. Aava meri on edessäni
11. Gnossienne #1
12. Gymnopedie #1
13. Vaellusvirsi
14. I Don't Mind
15. Herätä linnunlauluun haluaisin
16. Home Comforts
CD2 (download)
Confessions Of A Jolly Vole
01. Waiting On A Train
02. Elvis Presley
03. Between The Lines
04. I Dreamed I Was A Princess
05. Alejandro
06. Orders From Chaos
07. Tapasin neidon nuoren
08. Willie Brown
09. Hamburger Stock Market, Hello!
10. As I Roved Out
11. Tequila Made In Yemen
12. Eeva
13. Tou Wee
14. Vertigo
15. Sing!
16. In A Macedonian Campfire
17. Summer Sighs
18. Who Gives A Damn
CD3 (download)
50 Things You Can Do With Snow
01. Bonnie Jeannie O' Bethelnie
02. Mitä minä suren
03. Almost Payday
04. Leeds Or Baltimore
05. Midnight On The Water
06. Green Grow The Rashes O
07. The Calorie Cake
08. Double Dutch
09. Kivinen tie Dubliniin
10. When First Unto This Country
11. The Jolly Banker
12. Heroes
13. En minä enää kauan elä
14. Gollum's Cave
15. Lost
16. Kindle
CD4 (download)
Druids I Have Known
01. Blowin' In The Wind
02. The Baker's Oven
03. The Sumotress
04. Harjumäen kalliolla
05. Memories Of Autumn
06. Daisy Dawes
07. Kaarlo Haerkoenen As A Godfather
08. Time Drifts Away
09. The More You Pay
10. Whispers Of God
11. High Things
12. Lost And Found
13. Mr. Jones
14. Man In The Station
15. Tehkää mulle talo
16. Rendezvous
A very big man tries to step inside to Marlowe
And just like last week, the doorway is too narrow
One of the servants asks him to stay out
And he gets depressed because he can't have his stout
The sun is still shining but soon it'll be dark
You'll know you are not alone when you hear dogs bark
The very big man's friend, a neighbour called Mike Farrow
Shops some food for him but he must use a barrow
That ill-bred servant has once been a scout
Well, who would believe that when you see him now tout?
Our own dogcatcher can sing like a lark
But he can't remember where the hell he did park
The very big man goes back home with his friend Farrow
And he wonders why the servant likes to harrow