Play Gaelic

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Runrig chronology
Play Gaelic

Studio album by Runrig
Released	1978
Recorded	Unknown
Genre	Folk
Length	Unknown
Label	Neptune
	Play Gaelic (1978)	The Highland Connection (1979)

Play Gaelic is the first release by folk band Runrig. It was released in 1978.

Duisg mo Run
Sguaban Arbhair
Tillidh
Criogal Cridhe
Nach neonach neisd a tha e
Sunndach
Air an Traigh
De ni mi and Puirt
An Ros
Ceol an Dannsa
Chi mi'n Geamhradh
Cum 'ur n'aire

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