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"Amorgos Sousta"
Song
Language	Greek
Genre	Sousta, Syrtos
Songwriter(s)	Unknown

Amorgos Sousta or Σούστα Αμοργού(el) is an anonymous Greek folkloric tune (Sousta or syrtos ).The meter is ⁴
₄.