Buwch goch gota lyrics
Buwch goch gota
pru'n a'i glaw neu hindda?
os mae glaw, cwymp o'm llaw
os mae hin, hedfana.
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Irish/Scottish/Celtic Folk
- Languages:English, Welsh, Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic), Gaelic (Irish Gaelic)+3 more, English (Scots), Other, Cornish
- Genre:Folk
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_music
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