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Tog suas
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Meadhan-oidhche
03:28
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Chì Mi Thu (Òran Eilidh)
03:31
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Cùm A' Dol
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Ghlan Mi Sibh
03:40
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Thàinig i Ann
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An Tobar
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Bliadhn' Ùr Mhath
04:08
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Chaill I A Faclan
03:45
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Thig an t-Àm
03:28
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Gillebride MacMillan Glasgow, UK
Gillebride MacMillan is one of the most distinguished modern Scottish Gaelic singers. A native Scottish Gaelic speaker from
the South Uist, Gillebrìde is a regular performer at music festivals in Scotland and overseas.
Before his recent release of self-penned songs ‘Freumhan Falaichte/Hidden Roots’, Gillebride also released two critically acclaimed CDs, and Air Fòrladh (On Leave) (2011). .
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