A United Earth I (March)
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A United Earth I (March)
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Dalc'homp d'hon Imram war lestr an Douar
'Vit pell 'maomp ni aman marse 'walc'h
0 veajiñ en Hollved a-gevret
Leun eo 'r c'harr-nij, gwelloc'h n'em glevet
Disheñvel omp breton pe gall, du pe gwenn
Kendere omp, pep hin' zo mabden
Continuant le voyage sur le vaisseau terrestre
Pour longtemps nous y sommes, c'est probable
Visitant l'univers ensemble
L'avion est plein, mieux vaut s'entendre
Différents, Bretons, Français, noirs ou blancs,
Un humain égale un humain.
Let's pursue our quest on the vessel of the earth
We'll be on board for a long time to come
Together we 'll visit the universe
Our flight is full, surely better get on well together
Different all, Breton or French, black or white
Each man equal to anonther
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