[00:26.95] Deffrwch Cymru cysglud glwad y gan,
[00:37.12] Dwfn yw'r gwendid bychan yw y fflam
[00:49.02] Creulon yw'r cynheuaf, per yw'r don
[01:01.04] 'Da alaw'r alarch unig yn fy mron
[01:11.06] Every day when I wake up I thank the lord I'm Welsh
[01:24.13] Every day when I wake up I thank the lord I'm Welsh
[01:48.18] ...Cymraes swil
[02:00.20] Pan darganfyddais gwir paradwys Rhyl
[02:11.26] Every day when I wake up I thank the lord I'm Welsh
[02:34.27] Thank the lord I'm
[02:35.25] Thank the lord I'm
[02:38.27] Welsh
[02:52.35] Deffrwch Cymru cysglud glwad y gan,
[03:14.33] Dwfn yw'r gwendid bychan yw y fflam
[03:26.31] Every day when I wake up I thank the lord I'm Welsh
[03:37.37] Every day when I wake up I thank the lord I'm Welsh
[03:48.36] Every day when I wake up I thank the lord I'm Welsh
[03:59.36] Every day when I wake up I thank the lord I'm
[04:06.41] Thank the lord I'm
[04:09.45] Thank the lord I'm
[04:13.47] Welsh
[04:19.46]
Catatonia is a neuropsychiatric syndrome most commonly seen in people with underlying mood disorders such as major depressive disorder, or psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia. People with catatonia exhibit abnormal movement and behaviors that vary from person to person, and which may fluctuate in intensity within a single episode. People with catatonia appear withdrawn, with limited interaction with the outside world and difficulty processing information. They may be nearly motionless for...
