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'A’ phiuthrag ’sa phiuthar’ (O sister, beloved sister) by Julie Fowlis
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! style="background:#ffffff;" |From the Broadway Musical Bandstand | ! style="background:#ffffff;" |From the Broadway Musical Bandstand | ||
! style="background:#ffffff;" align="center" |Part of the lyrics to this song were used in a flash back to describe an eventful moment in the life of 13 year old Sheila. The flashback happened due to Sheila's brain fighting with the the version of herself from her first 13 years of life. During the 239707-08-09 Borg mission. | ! style="background:#ffffff;" align="center" |Part of the lyrics to this song were used in a flash back to describe an eventful moment in the life of 13 year old Sheila. The flashback happened due to Sheila's brain fighting with the the version of herself from her first 13 years of life. During the 239707-08-09 Borg mission. | ||
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! style="background:#ffffff;" |'A’ phiuthrag ’sa phiuthar’ (O sister, beloved sister) | |||
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! style="background:#ffffff;" align="center" |Sheila sang the fist verse of this song to Alora when she came by to give her a gift of an African Violet. The Song retells a traditional story about two sisters and their relationship being apart. Sheila chose to sang it to reflect her emotions as they related to her two sisters. 239710. | |||
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! style="background:#ffffff;" |La Llorona | ! style="background:#ffffff;" |La Llorona | ||