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} \addlyrics {
Mi sydd fach -- gen ieu -- angc ffol
yn ca -- ru'n ol fy ffan -- si
Mi -- yn bu -- geil io’r gwen -- ith gwyn
ac a -- raill yn ei fed -- i
O' pam na ddew -- i ar fy ôl
Ryw ddydd ar ol ei gi -- lydd
gwaith 'rwy'n dy weled y fei -- nir fach
O! gla -- nach, la -- nach beu -- nydd.
}](http://upload.wikimedia.org/score/d/s/ds23mk79pgzr5kjaux7jrbxi96hrjqm/ds23mk79.png)
The melody and words first published by Maria Jane Williams in 1844.
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The 14th century rood loft in St Ellyw's Church, Llanelieu
Guto Nyth Brân's gravestone in Llanwynno
Three Obliques (Walk In) (1968) by Barbara Hepworth, Cardiff University School of Music
Commemorative plaque on Aberdare Hall, Cardiff University
Agriculture(?)
Slate Quarrying
Mining (1914-15) by T. J. Clapperton
Shipping (1914-15) by T. J. Clapperton
National Museum Cardiff – west pediment sculptures
Scans from The History and Antiquities of Glamorganshire and its Families by Thomas Nicholas (1874)