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This would send any youngster to sleep! It’s simply beautiful!Credit to you!
Beautiful and peaceful. So soothing to hear. Thank you!!
Thank you, Courtney 🥰
Lovely and soothing...watching this just before bed-time and the moment couldn't be better. Or the music. Thanks, Kayleen.
Thanks, James! 😊😴
Beautiful Sis...in every way. Love you!
Thank you, Dad 🥰 love you!!
Singing and playing simultaniously after just 3 weeks, that's great! Thank you for sharing this lovely performance!
Thank you so much, Ali!
You have a beautiful voice Kayleen! I know you miss Laudon's input and accompaniment, but no lack was apparent - only lovely sound.
Thank you so much, Billy!!
you have a sakurai??? beautiful!
I know, right! LOL - Laudon
😬 a reeeeeally nice gift from my mother-in-law!!!! 😳
It's a Scottish lullaby but beautifully sung.
While it has survived as primarily a Scottish lullaby it’s origins in the 11th century are murky. It is claimed by both the Irish and Scottish. Perhaps best to just call it a Celtic lullaby? : )
Songs connect, and many songs are passed from before the great divide of language, generation after generation
not bad
LOL, thanks, Pete!
This would send any youngster to sleep! It’s simply beautiful!
Credit to you!
Beautiful and peaceful. So soothing to hear. Thank you!!
Thank you, Courtney 🥰
Lovely and soothing...watching this just before bed-time and the moment couldn't be better. Or the music. Thanks, Kayleen.
Thanks, James! 😊😴
Beautiful Sis...in every way. Love you!
Thank you, Dad 🥰 love you!!
Singing and playing simultaniously after just 3 weeks, that's great! Thank you for sharing this lovely performance!
Thank you so much, Ali!
You have a beautiful voice Kayleen! I know you miss Laudon's input and accompaniment, but no lack was apparent - only lovely sound.
Thank you so much, Billy!!
you have a sakurai??? beautiful!
I know, right! LOL - Laudon
😬 a reeeeeally nice gift from my mother-in-law!!!! 😳
It's a Scottish lullaby but beautifully sung.
While it has survived as primarily a Scottish lullaby it’s origins in the 11th century are murky. It is claimed by both the Irish and Scottish. Perhaps best to just call it a Celtic lullaby? : )
Songs connect, and many songs are passed from before the great divide of language, generation after generation
not bad
LOL, thanks, Pete!