River is Flowing [German translation]
The river is flowing,
Flowing and growing.
The river is flowing,
Down to the sea.
Mother carry me
A child I will always be
Mother carry me
Down to the sea.
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Abbi Spinner McBride
- country:United States
- Languages:English
- Genre:Folk
- Official site:https://www.facebook.com/MusicMagicandMore/
Abbi Spinner McBride Lyrics
- River is Flowing [German translation]
- Minstrels of Eternity [Tongan translation]
- Minstrels of Eternity [German translation]
- Abbi Spinner McBride - River is Flowing
- River is Flowing [Polish translation]
- Minstrels of Eternity lyrics
- River is Flowing [German translation]
- River is Flowing [French translation]
- River is Flowing [Kurdish [Kurmanji] translation]
- Minstrels of Eternity [French translation]
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