Guenievere [English translation]
Pa vez o vale Gwenhwevar
Digor war he lec'h 'ra bleun ar c'hoad
Pa vez o vale Gwenhwevar
Digor vez holl galloud he douar
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Alan Stivell
- country:France
- Languages:Breton, French, Gaelic (Irish Gaelic), English, English (Scots)
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:http://www.alan-stivell.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alan_Stivell
Alan Stivell Lyrics
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- Kimiad [English translation]
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- Tri Martolod [Greek translation]
- Tri Martolod [French translation]
- Tri Martolod [Portuguese translation]
- Tri Martolod [English translation]
- Kimiad lyrics
- Tri Martolod [Italian translation]
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