Celtic Women

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Has Anyone ever heard of the Celtic Women?, I have and they all sing so wonderfully that, that I love them better than my own family, well not that much, sometimes :wink:

If you haven't then go on www.youtube.com and look them up




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Oh my gosh! You're my new best friend. I LOVE Celtic Woman. I have all their CDs on my iPod ^.^ What your favorite song?




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Holy wow! I love them! Some of their songs are amazing wonderfully d andone. However, they sing a lot of Enya's songs though.




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YES!

I love them!

The music is so brilliant, their voices so pure and combined with that wonderful celtic sound, its just irresistible! Celtic Thunder aren't bad either.
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I love them. i have all their cds and their concert dvds.
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Yes, they're great!
I have all their CDs too :D




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I have two of their cds! I've also watched them on tv! I should buy more...'cause I ain't the only one in my family who likes them. I just love celtic music...
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