Duj māsiņas nesader [LD 34535-0] lyrics
Duj māsiņas nesader
Vienā tautas sētiņā;
Kâ pautiņi saderēja
Duj vienā kulītē.
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Dainas
- country:Latvia
- Languages:Latvian
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:http://www.dainuskapis.lv/
- Wiki:https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daina
Dainas Lyrics
- Ai, māmiņ, ai, māmiņ [LD 34398-0] lyrics
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- Ai, puisīti, ai, puisīti [LD 34414-0] [French translation]
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- Būt' mums tāda miežu vārpa [LD 34518-0] lyrics
- Ai, māmiņ, ai, māmiņ [LD 34398-0] [French translation]
- Caur sidraba birzi gāju
- Budelīti tēvainīti [LD 34516-0] lyrics
- Baltas govis, baltas aitas [LD 34492-0] lyrics
Dainas Also Performed Pyrics
- Es atnācu uguntiņu lyrics
- Bērītim kumeļam (French translation)
- Āvu, āvu baltas kājas (French translation)
- Edgars Lipors - Bērītim kumeļam
- Cel, Dieviņ, augstu sētu (English translation)
- Cel, Dieviņ, augstu sētu lyrics
- Āvu, āvu baltas kājas
- Jauni puiši, jaunas meitas (English translation)
- Es atnācu uguntiņu (French translation)
- Jauni puiši, jaunas meitas lyrics
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