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The Piper's Call
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In Blood & Spirit
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Forever Strong
08:19
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1314
06:20
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Herald of War
06:06
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The Land That Begat Me
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The Butcher's Apron
03:55
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Of Truth & Fire
04:23
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Càirdeas Fala VIC, Australia
Rising from the ancestral memories of the minds behind Sylan Awe, Vaiya & Encircling Sea, Càirdeas Fala (car-duss far-la) is
a testament to the maternal lineage of two proud Scottish descendants.
Driven by the history and love of a proud land, Càirdeas Fala share spirited stories of their motherland, their ancestry and its wars for freedom; a passionate display of heritage, history and hope..
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