The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without jo — Claire North, The End of the Day
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The first two tracks were pop songs from the 1970s, sung in Danish in a style that was best described as Abba without joy.

— Claire North, The End of the Day
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