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Gwynfyd (Paradise)
03:06
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My Little Welsh Home
03:56
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Ar lan y mor
02:13
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Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau
01:18
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Fly Home Little Heart
02:58
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You'll Never Walk Alone
04:20
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Silent Noon
03:40
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Ar hyd y nos
02:54
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Megan Elizabeth Morris & Marge Adler Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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