Manala

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2.	Tuonelan Tuvilla	03:10	Show lyrics
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3.	Rauta	03:06	Show lyrics
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4.	Ruumiinmultaa	03:37	Show lyrics
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5.	Petoeläimen Kuola	03:15	Show lyrics
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6.	Synkkä	05:25	Show lyrics
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7.	Ievan Polkka	03:08	Show lyrics
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8.	Husky-Sledge	01:48	instrumental
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9.	Dolorous	03:05	instrumental
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10.	Uni	03:49	Show lyrics
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11.	Metsälle	05:41	Show lyrics
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12.	Sumussa Hämärän Aamun	06:19	Show lyrics
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Read	Sorry, but fuck almost...	80%	Evil_Carrot	April 2nd, 2013
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Read	I am so, so sorry	85%	BastardHead	February 10th, 2013
Read	Korpiklaani - Manala	92%	trollhammer666	September 24th, 2012
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Limited edition digipak comes with a bonus CD with the whole album (except the twelfth and last track, "Sumussa Hämärän Aamun", meaning "In the Mist of a Dark Morning") sung in English.

English titles are:
01. Honor (03:25)
02. At the Huts of the Underworld (03:10)
03. The Steel (03:06)
04. Soil of the Corpse (03:37)
05. Predator's Saliva (03:15) (*)
06. Dark Side (05:25)
07. Ieva's Polka (03:08)
08. Husky-Sledge (01:48)
09. Dolorous (03:05)
10. Dream (03:49)
11. Off To the Hunt (05:40)

Jewelcase and Japanese edition come with a bonus track:
13. Soil of the Corpse (03:37)
(This is the English version of track 4, "Ruuminmultaa")

*: Guest vocalist on "Predator's Saliva" (both not present on the Finnish version of the song, "Petoeläimen Kuola") are Joey (Tornado) and Pat Henry (Swashbuckle). Please leave this note in place to avoid confusion.

A music video was made for "The Steel" (English version of "Rauta").

"Ievan Polkka" is a cover from an old song written by Eino Kettunen but first recorded by Matti Jurva in 1937. It became an internet meme more recently when someone used a version of it by the folk band Loituma in conjunction with some Japanese anime.

Though "Manala" could be understood to roughly mean "underworld" in English, Manala is a mythic place found in old Finnish folk literature that could be better translated as "realm of the dead". Mana is a kind of "god of death" and the -la suffix means that it's his place.