Read Fairy Lullaby. Unison Song. The Lament of a Mother whose Child was stolen by Fairies. Old Gaelic poem translated by L. MacBean. Highland Air. Arranged by H. S. Roberton

Fairy Lullaby. Unison Song. The Lament of a Mother whose Child was stolen by Fairies. Old Gaelic poem translated by L. MacBean. Highland Air. Arranged by H. S. Roberton

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