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A good knight
03:22
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Brandish the sword of Justice
Cover yourself with Shame
Attack with the Truth always
Dress with Wall against Vice
Giving each one his right
Avoiding actions of vile
Supporting Hope and Honour
This way you’ll be a good knight
Wear with Security and
Spur on with diligence
Hit with the strength of your heart
Kill off with kind mercy
Don’t harbour betrayal or pride
Or disloyalty in your heart
Fortify all the good manners
And you will be a good knight
Defend yourself with knight’s trade
Praised by your great exploits
Ride taking nobility’s reins
And the bit of hipocrisy
Giving each one his right
Avoiding actions of vile
Fortify all the good manners
And you will be a good knight
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Aodann Srath Bhain
03:17
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'S mi ri imeachd nam aonar anns an og-mhadaim Mhaigh
Feadh leantaichean uaine mar fhear-fuadain gun stah,
nuair a chunnaic mi a' ghruagach an taobh shuas dhiom a'tamh
's i ri nigh' a culd aodaich mach air aodann Srath Bhain.
An sin dhiich mi suas far 'n robh gruagach mo ghraidh
is labhair mi rithe gu siobhalta tlah;
"Tha bliadhn' agus corr bhon a thoisich an gradh,
is ma bhitheas tu deoach ni sinn posadh gun dail."
"Gu posadh, gu posadh ro og tha mi 'n drasd'
gu bheil teang' aig do sheorsa dheanadh fogradh 's gach ait;
gurn biodh m'athair 's mo mhathair gam chaindeadh gu brath
nam posainn do leithid, O fhieasgaich gun stath."
Ach a nionagan oga tha gun phosadh 's gach ait',
na diultaibh fir oga le morchuis no tair.
Nach muladach dhomhsa bhith gun phosadh gu brah
's fheudar fuireach nam aonar mach air aodann Srath Bhain.
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Faitissa Barcelona, Spain
Faitissa is a Folk band formed in Barcelona in 2012 by Catalan vocalist Aloysia and Galician guitarist and songwriter Jorge Lamata. Their sources of inspiration are former times, especially the Middle Ages, and popular music traditions. Alongside own medieval-themed compositions, they play traditional songs from different places and times ... more
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