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An Fusen
03:59
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Pandr'a wre'ta kares?
02:25
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Perthi Kov
05:07
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Rydhsys an Vro
04:43
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Re bo dhis lowena
04:23
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Mos warbarth
03:18
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Howlsplann
03:59
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Dalleth Neppyth
03:50
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Skila Bryntin
04:26
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A'm honan
04:26
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Deus yn-rag Dolli
03:42
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Kan spit
03:48
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Fordh dhe Dalvann
05:48
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Gwandryas Iwerdhon
04:31
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Lavar gwir
03:23
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Athelstan
04:07
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Sav yn bann
05:04
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Skwardya Wales, UK
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