“Hy gododin catann hueHud a lledrith mal wyddanGaunce ae bellawn wen cabriVarigal don FincayraDravia, dravia Fincayra(Talking trees and walking stones,Giants are the island's bones.While this land our dance still knows,Varigal crowns Fincayra.Live long, live long Fincayra.”
T. A. Barron
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