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Tordion
06:07
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Green Machine
05:40
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Scots Branle
03:26
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The River
05:12
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VERSE 1:
The river that moves between the mountains
Rushes strong and free
Giving life to all it leaves in its wake.
The women working in the fields that climb the mountainside
Appear like flowers clad in pink and red
Amidst the swaying cool green
CHORUS 1:
This is your life, this is your dream
Live out your life, live out your dream
Enjoy the peace in your heart.
Repeat VERSE 1
CHORUS 2:
This is your life, this is your dream
Breathe in your peace, live out your love
Your cup is always filled by the giver of love within.
This is your life, this is your dream
This is your choice, love your own life
Enjoy the peace in your heart.
Repeat HALF VERSE 1.
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7. |
Lu Cont Arnau
05:02
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8. |
Pottingshed Pixies
03:58
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9. |
Ambee Dagheets
03:22
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Ambee dageets, joor e galee
dosh e dalee, pr-pr-oum.
En oom yarune, nustadz lale-e
hongoor hongoor en sa room
Aj bagh jure zoolal jurer
vo galees ek jarereets.
Galees antsoom hand oo choler
yarus et khutmets jureets
Aghcheek koyarun, yegav antsav
varvadz darvadz, ko seerov
Ervads jeegyarun, yegav antsav
chu hovatsav bagh yurov.
Translation from Evansville Folk Dancers
Rain drops from under the clouds
Creating bubbles in the form of a breast
It seems someone’s beloved is sitting and crying
Which is coming from the mountain
Which runs through the pasture and meadow
She was burning, inspired by your love
Even the cold water didn’t help
That sound of crying on the mountain
That clean, clear water
My love could have drunk from that water
Your beloved came and went
It was affecting her internally
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