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Nobel Maiden Fair
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! style="background:#ffffff;" |Eileen Ivers | ! style="background:#ffffff;" |Eileen Ivers | ||
! style="background:#ffffff;" align="center" |This song starts off the conversation between Sheila and Sal during shore leave of 239706-07. Irish Laments project the mood and tone of sadness/somberness effectively. | ! style="background:#ffffff;" align="center" |This song starts off the conversation between Sheila and Sal during shore leave of 239706-07. Irish Laments project the mood and tone of sadness/somberness effectively. | ||
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! style="background:#ffffff;" |Nobel Maiden Fair | |||
! style="background:#ffffff;" |From the Pixar movie Brave | |||
! style="background:#ffffff;" align="center" |This song both in the original Gaelic, used to represent the Elaysian language, was sung to Bailey by her mother when she was a child. Sheila sings it when reflecting in the holodeck. | |||
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! style="background:#ffffff;" |Christmas 1915 | ! style="background:#ffffff;" |Christmas 1915 | ||