Lyrics to this superb, indescribably beautiful folk song?

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Lyrics to this superb, indescribably beautiful folk song?

Postby Schalksnarr » 2012-03-29, 3:42

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Re: Lyrics to this superb, indescribably beautiful folk song?

Postby linguoboy » 2012-03-29, 3:50

For some reason, I can't get the video to play. Is the song "Y Ferch Yn Ffair Llanidloes" by Plethyn?
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Re: Lyrics to this superb, indescribably beautiful folk song?

Postby Schalksnarr » 2012-03-29, 3:51

linguoboy wrote:For some reason, I can't get the video to play. Is the song "Y Ferch Yn Ffair Llanidloes" by Plethyn?


Indeed!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3_00-bP ... plpp_video
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Re: Lyrics to this superb, indescribably beautiful folk song?

Postby ddp » 2012-03-31, 13:00

Beautiful Song, I'd never heard of them before I will check them out

I can't find the lyrics online but I can describe some of it

Y Ferch Yn Ffair Llanidloes - The Girl in Llanidloes Fair

not sure of the words where i put ... I think it's either 'free to travel agelessly' or 'one for travelling agelessly' similare meaning either way

Verse 1
Pan oeddwn i prin ddau-nau oed - When I was but 18 years old
... am ddeithio yn ddi oed - ... travelling agelessly
ar fora braf ar frys mi es - one sunny morning at haste I went
i lawr i ffair Llanidloes - down to Llanidloes fair
Roedd son am hon, drw'r wlad i gyd - there was talk of this, through out the land
fel un o ffeiriau gora'r byd - as one of the best fairs of the world
a buan iawn roedd rhaid i mi - and soon enough i had to
ymuno yn y stryd - join them in the streets

Chorus
A Charaf hi ar hyd fy oes - And I will love her throughout my time
Y ferch yn ffair Llanidloes - The girl in Llanidloes fair
Er fod flynyddiedd wedi mynd - Although years have passed
mi gofiaf hon ar hyn fy'n oes - I will remember her throughout my time
Ai charu wnaf hyd ddyd fy bedd - And love her I will, till the day I die
Y ferch yn ffair Llanidloes - The girl in Llanidloes fair
Ai charu wnaf hyd dyddfy medd -And love her I will till the day I die
Y Ferch yn ffair llanidloes -The girl in Llanidloes fair

I'll try and translate some more when I get time

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Re: Lyrics to this superb, indescribably beautiful folk song?

Postby Prosper_Youplaboum » 2012-03-31, 14:23

Here are the lyrics and translation
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Agur Xibe’ua,
Bazter güzietako xokho’ik eijerrena,
Agur sor lekhia,
Zu’i ditit ene ametsik goxuenak.

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Re: Lyrics to this superb, indescribably beautiful folk song?

Postby Schalksnarr » 2012-03-31, 17:23

Thank you guys! Prosper_Youplaboum, where did you get this file? Did you scan the page yourself or did you find it on the Internet? And by the way, do I have your permission to share it outside of the forum?
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