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Artist: Aoife Ni Fhearraigh
Canonical path: /aoife-ni-fhearraigh/mo-ghra-thu-salm-17
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Mo Ghrá Thú (salm 17)
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Mo Ghrá Thú (salm 17)
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Chorus:
Mo ghrá Thú, a Thiarna
Mo neart Thú
Mo ghrá Thú, a Thiarna
Mo Dhia Thú mo charraig is mo dhídean
Mo sciath, adharc mo shlánaithe, mo dhún
Glaoim ar an Tiarna dar dIeacht moladh
Agus déarta mo shaoradh ó mo naimhde
(Chorus)
Go maire an Tiarna, is é mo charraig É
Go raibh Dia mo Shlánaitheoir á mhóradh
Thug sé caithréim an dá Rí
Agus nocht sé a ghrá dá ungthach
(Chorus)
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