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| Released | 1996 | |||
| Genre | Country, Dansband music | |||
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Hem till Norden ("Home to the Nordics") is a 1996 studio album from Kikki Danielsson & Roosarna. [1] It was nominated for a Grammis in 1996 [2]
| # | Title | Songwriter | Length | Lead vocals |
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| 1. | "All min kärlek" | Carl-Henry Kindbom, Carl Lösnitz | 3:15 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 2. | "En skimrande minut" | Tommy Gunnarsson, Elisabeth Lord | 3:13 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 3. | "Ingenting är längre som förut" | Lasse Holm, Kaj Svenling | 3:01 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 4. | "Sången från bergen" | Johnny Thunqvist, Kaj Svenling | 3:23 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 5. | "Då räknar jag till hundra" | Tim Norell, Ola Håkansson och Alexander Bard | 3:32 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 6. | "Bara du älskar mig" | Michael Saxell | 3:00 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 7. | "Beautiful Sunday" | Daniel Boone, Rod McQueen | 3:06 | Kjell Roos |
| 8. | "Du är Solen i mitt liv" | Lasse Holm, Gert Lengstrand | 3:34 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 9. | "Hem till Norden" | Tommy Andersson, Kaj Svenling | 3:01 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 10. | "Ung, blåögd och blyg" | Lasse Holm | 3:10 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 11. | "Du och jag" | Leif Åhman, G. Johansson | 3:34 | Kikki Danielsson & Kjell Roos |
| 12. | "I mitt hjärta" | Lotta Ahlin, Tommy Lydell | 3:09 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 13. | "När du kommer hem" | Mikael Wendt, Christer Lundh | 2:58 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 14. | "Så länge mitt hjärta kan slå" | Michael Saxell | 4:03 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 15. | "Ett vänligt ord" | Michael Saxell | 3:09 | Kikki Danielsson |
| 16. | "A Way with a Broken Heart" | Patty Way, Mike Lawler, Michael Saxell | 2.54 | Kikki Danielsson |
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