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A Song from the Otigos

Posted on July 17, 2018 by Cal

A song from the Ogitos, translated. To be played with accompanying instruments, preferably lyre, shong, and drum. “Turn your ears and eyes to the heavens! Turn your ears and eyes to the heavens! Praise. Tigan was the first. We are
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