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I fist heard this song when I went to my friend's dance practice for a pointe solo. OMG! Whenever I hear this song it makes me feel so weird...like it's the most beautiful song I have EVER heard!
@danielalezu89 Actually she's singing in her native tongue of irish gaelic, Donegal dialect. "Ebudae" is in reference to the geography of the Inner Hebrides & western Scottish coast area closest to Northern Ireland. Both shared the same dialect for a few hundred years until Highland Scots gaelic came onto it's own dialect. Most of what she's singing is jibberish but two verses are in Donegal dialect Irish, about women thinking of their pasts while laboring at their chores.
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It's so peaceful and calming to listen to =)
"Go hiontach, Maith thú! Go raibh maith agat."
Actually she's singing in her native tongue of irish gaelic, Donegal dialect.
"Ebudae" is in reference to the geography of the Inner Hebrides & western Scottish coast area closest to Northern Ireland. Both shared the same dialect for a few hundred years until Highland Scots gaelic came onto it's own dialect.
Most of what she's singing is jibberish but two verses are in Donegal dialect Irish, about women thinking of their pasts while laboring at their chores.