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Loar an deiz
01:48
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Bannoù heol war ma c'hroc'hen o tommañ ma eskern.
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Miltamm
03:40
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Gant ur galon tammet ha mildammet.
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Blas an avel
03:19
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Ne glevan ket ken kan an dour. Na ne santan blas an avel. N'anavezan ket yezh ma c'halon. Na welan ket ar rod o treiñ.
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Heol ar bleiz
02:02
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Divunet oan blam d'al loar gann ha da red ma soñjoù dizehan.
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