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See this word as a collocate cloud
| o the air hale day | lang | affa fine an fair tuesday |
| thick fog the hale day | lang | affa weet an fule at |
| o the air hale day | lang | cauld bit fair win wi |
| blustery win the hale day | lang | combines div move on this |
| temp 5 10 hale day | lang | damp wi a mist sae |
| fae the wast hale day | lang | ere s a shoor or |
| an richt fine hale day | lang | ere s plenty o sinshine |
| a breeze ana hale day | lang | ere s sin sae braw |
| rainfall 9 16 hale day | lang | gale force win dis blaw |
| a bonny sicht hale day | lang | heavy rain dis poor aye |
| for some sna hale day | lang | is affa fine an dry |
| jist like simmer hale day | lang | is ferrly a bummer thursday |
| aboot the air hale day | lang | it dis bide fair monday |
| o the air hale day | lang | it dis bide fair sunday |
| mair bit the hale day | lang | it dis bide fair tuesday |
| it dis blaw hale day | lang | it dis ding on sna |
| past minus three hale day | lang | it feeis affa frosty thursday |
| stories the same hale day | lang | it poors o rain countryside |
| jist eence mair hale day | lang | it s affa fule an |
| it s nae hale day | lang | it s nae gweed tae |
| is the sky hale day | lang | it struggles tae bide dry |
| neen ower braw hale day | lang | mair flurries o sna tuesday |
| mist for the hale day | lang | nae ony daylicht fae the |
| hailsteens as weel hale day | lang | oor beens div cheel friday |
| i step ootside hale day | lang | ootside i div bide fowk |
| aipple hale an cowped the | lang | reid skin ower her left |
| weet drizzle the hale day | lang | richt fae mornin fae the |
| sticks in the hale day | lang | richt fae mornin fin the |
| o the air hale day | lang | sae fresh an fair saturday |
| cauld an raw hale day | lang | sooth win dis blaw thursday |
| o ony heat hale day | lang | the fog dis hing aboot |
| rainfall 3 16 hale day | lang | the note s gey soor |
| rainfall 6 16 hale day | lang | the rain dis poor of |
| is gey soor hale day | lang | the rain dis poor strong |
| fine aye the hale day | lang | the sin dis shine wednesday |
| man fur i ve waited | lang | this day an the hale |
| shoor or twa hale day | lang | wast win dis blaw saturday |
| o the wast hale day | lang | we feel the cauld blast |
| nae ony surprise hale day | lang | win oot o the wast |
| spleetry shoors the hale day | lang | winter roon the corner wid |
| an dreary the hale day | lang | winter shoors far the day |
| on the air hale day | lang | wither bides fine an fair |
| fae the east hale day | lang | wither dry at least thursday |
| duin ah ve been here | lang | aneuch reflectively eftir a whyle |
| he haedna ti wait for | lang | for in a wee whyle |
| regairdit the puddok for a | lang | lang whyle ir the nae |
| thaim soum awa for a | lang | lang whyle the selkies traivelt |
| gled s een for a | lang | whyle an syne she said |
| duin ah staun for a | lang | whyle bi the houss door |
| bade thare for a guid | lang | whyle but syne ah wes |
| roast chicken in a guid | lang | whyle he resumes his digging |
| ye hae been here a | lang | whyle iain the pypar it |
| the puddok for a lang | lang | whyle ir the nae ither |
| be seen an eftir a | lang | whyle reingin up an doun |
| back again eftir siccan a | lang | whyle sae he made fergal |
| gey roustie it s a | lang | whyle sen it wes uised |
| s touer appin alba a | lang | whyle syne in mairch scene |
| s pailace abernethie alba a | lang | whyle syne the mornin act |
| the day it wes a | lang | whyle syne yeir saunt s |
| aunserin hir for sic a | lang | whyle the leddie spiert at |
| soum awa for a lang | lang | whyle the selkies traivelt ferr |
| he wes the haill day | lang | whyle wurd cam in anent |
| cums onlie aince in a | lang | whyle ye hear the soun |
| o thousans o years syne | lang | afore we war aw born |
| a turned an took a | lang | an longin hinmaist look syne |
| bonnie broun een an luikit | lang | at fergal syne she spak |
| syne thay traikit doun a | lang | derk througang or thay wan |
| at the sou wi a | lang | glower an syne beguid ti |
| rair syne ran peingein southlins | lang | green dreibils inti the sun |
| s day 28 november 1976 | lang | lang syne saxteen hunder yeir |
| syne he sabbed sic a | lang | low sab it wis an |
| jag an that wes the | lang | needle stickin intil him syne |
| merked the place wi a | lang | reid ribbon syne he hirplit |
| his moo syne intae the | lang | rigs o corn the binder |
| weird thit scotland wuid hev | lang | sin syne becum ae bilingual |
| an syne pech up e | lang | slopin parks e wid wis |
| it syne he tuik a | lang | sook an watched the smoke |
| that at aw no that | lang | syne ah haed a bairn |
| auld weimen helpit thairsells wi | lang | syne ah see nae sic |
| an here s tae auld | lang | syne an here s tae |
| furst warld war in days | lang | syne an my mither helped |
| sang the songs o auld | lang | syne an they sang aboot |
| an eild the waas biggit | lang | syne are dung doun the |
| whit they hed no sae | lang | syne at wes restrictit tae |
| return of john macnab no | lang | syne baith are warks o |
| the dyke that wis bigged | lang | syne bi rag nailed thoombs |
| furth in ullans no sae | lang | syne but a m thinkan |
| blade whase bane haunle had | lang | syne departet afore tuckin them |
| about ens fyfe wes nemmit | lang | syne eftir the sin o |
| query i got nae that | lang | syne fae ma gweed freen |
| heidmaist javan scholars hid nae | lang | syne fand a muckle auld |
| burns s version of auld | lang | syne far better than any |
| it wesna the napier o | lang | syne fur he wes bannin |
| heart across the world auld | lang | syne has been mentioned when |
| uised ti hae no that | lang | syne he wes wurkin for |
| an impromptu version of auld | lang | syne in my living room |
| colleagues the tune of auld | lang | syne in order to awaken |
| tried it masel nae that | lang | syne it wis jist a |
| skelp wi a beer bottle | lang | syne jist fur bein jed |
| trod oot this track wha | lang | syne left their glen an |
| the men o dundee no | lang | syne maist o the weemin |
| yince years ago in days | lang | syne napoleon s navy sailed |
| naething gied me mair pleisur | lang | syne nor a drap o |
| heid o things that kythed | lang | syne picters that s gey |
| the mither an bairn nae | lang | syne ross telt her fin |
| kell heids o border ballatrie | lang | syne sae mirren wes gien |
| the bits at he duin | lang | syne sae thai wesna autentyfe |
| day 28 november 1976 lang | lang | syne saxteen hunder yeir sinsyne |
| auld ferss at wes telt | lang | syne sayed john a l |
| a bangster s bleck ee | lang | syne school gates chained dark |
| sea cowpin ower the egyptians | lang | syne solomon pooch scrattit his |
| an brian sangster hid decidit | lang | syne tae cut the towes |
| mebbies bene pairt o scotland | lang | syne thair popular wes whuppit |
| callant in the brugh owre | lang | syne the auld kirk was |
| at hiz pawrents died fur | lang | syne the douglas loued the |
| roon the globe sing auld | lang | syne the warld wears a |
| waa that a laird biggit | lang | syne ti baur oot tinks |
| should have been under sail | lang | syne welland s here ilka |
| o thing uised ti happen | lang | syne whan airmies made suiden |
| knawn as the guiss fauld | lang | syne whan fermers drave thair |
| bene conceled ahent an aumrie | lang | syne whan mirren kent shae |
| [censored: forename] and i sang auld | lang | syne when we received little |
| that s whit it means | lang | syne ye bade guidbye tae |
| beaumont ach that wis a | lang | time syne forget about it |
| i that airt ae gey | lang | tyme syne nou the hoose |
| a spunk syne sooks a | lang | waucht in hoasts aince an |
| it hid felt a gey | lang | while syne he hid pitten |
| gang syne for monie a | lang | year roderic maccodrum an his |
| this road be in sae | lang | afore a hae turnt fair |
| but it wul no be | lang | afore a m back things |
| arms a winna keep ye | lang | afore a stent ma lawin |
| telt bi ma muther thit | lang | afore a wis born ane |
| plooed an rolled grun nae | lang | afore aathing turnt green an |
| the doormen hed seen him | lang | afore an wir staunin afore |
| e moss wis a loch | lang | afore byeuks an paper wis |
| da daal noo hit wisna | lang | afore da first peerie grice |
| it ull tak ye that | lang | afore ee git roon tae |
| tummel aff the trees nae | lang | afore ere s a winter |
| howp it winna be that | lang | afore fowk s sauf in |
| war tae gaun strecht hame | lang | afore geordie won tae the |
| o clock in the morning | lang | afore gladys is here to |
| on an feth hit wisna | lang | afore he hed a fine |
| a dram wi the minister | lang | afore he was half slokit |
| eck kent it widnae be | lang | afore he wid be busy |
| programme an that gyan back | lang | afore i took ower as |
| o hawick toun it wusna | lang | afore ma muther deyd a |
| it cood sin shines throo | lang | afore mid day eence mair |
| medal or a cup but | lang | afore that day wad come |
| tae beat me it wisnae | lang | afore the distress signals were |
| mass o foilage it wisnae | lang | afore the flooers came intae |
| o spring heat it wisnae | lang | afore the flooers were loupin |
| simply took aff it wisnae | lang | afore the front o the |
| aw it winna be that | lang | afore the inglish airmie is |
| see the league wis won | lang | afore the season finished the |
| they pit in it wisnae | lang | afore the seed that hid |
| ye were afore the war | lang | afore the war we were |
| say jean was awa daft | lang | afore then if she tellt |
| a haena dune it yet | lang | afore this a hed the |
| clock it wid be spent | lang | afore twal i dinna think |
| nae chance it wis spent | lang | afore twal if muggie spend |
| nou it winna be that | lang | afore we ken hou things |
| birsil thaim it winna be | lang | afore we ken the wey |
| at yeir command atweill no | lang | afore ye cam auld siward |
| in this it winna be | lang | afore ye ettil for the |
| aye i the feinish no | lang | afore ye gie up the |
| s mony a year lang | lang | afore ye men were here |
| section ye cud smell it | lang | afore ye saw it three |
| the holidays but it wasna | lang | afore ye were spendin maist |
| doun in peace it wisna | lang | afore zhu wu an them |
| aye afore time itsel as | lang | as a wumman liggs in |
| inside da widden hoose afore | lang | dey heard da pick apo |
| nou s i close this | lang | epistle afore my harns turn |
| it d be be a | lang | f606: mmhm m822: time afore |
| wi murdo sae afore verra | lang | he brocht hir a ring |
| ti mak thaim reddie afore | lang | he haed made pie crust |
| on the reef an afore | lang | it begins tae leak there |
| hae to be released afore | lang | it s gey pressing that |
| frost in the air afore | lang | it s nae affa fair |
| you usually kept it sae | lang | it was rotten afore you |
| it s mony a year | lang | lang afore ye men were |
| ride on da flumes afore | lang | magnus an freya s holiday |
| think wi dreid on the | lang | mairch that streiks afore me |
| is nou an afore verra | lang | say in anither twa or |
| tick ere wis a time | lang | seen afore sugar wis richt |
| the bane houanever afore verra | lang | she cam til a keing |
| wye o addy afore ower | lang | she drops the envelope on |
| magic pouers an afore verra | lang | she wes able ti hael |
| haudin hir an afore verra | lang | she wes fou as a |
| sister is sair vext hou | lang | soud she haud on afore |
| gig o gaffin lasses arles | lang | ta en afore da aggle |
| hir bewtie an afore verra | lang | thay war mairrit an leeved |
| the sunshein an afore verra | lang | the prince frae juist owre |
| hae afore us a haill | lang | train o years aw fou |
| it ye l wait a | lang | tyme afore ye hear me |
| haed santit awa sic a | lang | tyme sen frae afore the |
| ay ay gunnar an afore | lang | we soud be at ostergötland |
| curlie buss an afore verra | lang | wha soud cum fliein alang |
| intae gale force hope afore | lang | wither changes course monday 3rd |
| in the car winnerin foo | lang | wul it be afore him |
| hir faither it wesna verra | lang | ye can be shuir afore |
| buik dae fir ye afore | lang | yer poem sangs got ye |
| the say afore ye wis | lang | yokit fit time is t |
| an ae day afore ower | lang | you ll awa tee an |
| forfochen an wabbitie eftir a | lang | day ootby wi him dargin |
| beatrix didna die for no | lang | eftir a knicht cam brankin |
| an fell asleep bedein no | lang | eftir a packman bodie cam |
| keep it sauf nou nou | lang | eftir dayset that forenicht as |
| the tree ruit it wesna | lang | eftir malcolm s hamecummin or |
| thay war mairrit no that | lang | eftir murdo haed taen meg |
| sauch stobs at l growe | lang | eftir thai bene doun sneddit |
| mynd that ye vainisht no | lang | eftir the waddin ah spak |
| for monie a year eftir | lang | eftir the wee page loun |
| kens aboot the hawk no | lang | eftir this the guidwyfe gied |
| here his wyfe died no | lang | eftir whan she gied him |
| nou ah l no be | lang | eftir ye the puddok does |
| eftir dat der wis braaly | lang | faces at nicol and ingrid |
| fermers ir eydent eftir the | lang | rain the desert trees skail |
| here ae day eftir a | lang | sair hunt finn an his |
| voice ah haed a guid | lang | sleep eftir lunch the day |
| z voss devauled eftir a | lang | still napier sechtit thon s |
| for hir she s a | lang | tyme i deein eftir aw |
| ye been aw thir lang | lang | years yowled his wyfe eftir |
| hir lips that war verra | lang | an unco sonsie this made |
| aw it s no verra | lang | eilidh that s a guid |
| it didna tak hir verra | lang | for ti hael moula s |
| courtr an it wesna verra | lang | or it cam jennie s |
| think it wul be verra | lang | or jek finnds oot the |
| thaim sae it wesna verra | lang | or thay war crakkin thegither |
| houlets yammert the haill nicht | lang | sum say the verra yird |
| wuidnae hev lestit fur verra | lang | up yonder n tae tell |
| neist he winna be keepit | lang | at northies the ferm wife |
| ah but it winna tak | lang | comin doon twa oors comin |
| staun the stink o fish | lang | deid i winna want tae |
| lass yer faither winna lie | lang | his lane his cousin beldie |
| peggy it winna be for | lang | maybe bessie it s been |
| yersel jim i winna be | lang | snap cross fade to a |
| due so ye winna hae | lang | tae wait for milk bit |
| ye ken it winna be | lang | till e deein o t |
| the grave it winna be | lang | ye ll murn an greet |
| cannel beuchs ay a m | lang | an lang stellit wearyin for |
| a lang walkin staff as | lang | as hirsell in hir haund |
| doun the nine delfs lang | lang | ay is ma warlock kirtle |
| face tae face for lang | lang | braithless saiconds i luikit in |
| haed gaen or whitfor lang | lang | did callum hunt for his |
| aathing fit races short an | lang | high jump an lang jump |
| atweill it wes a geyan | lang | hing on but at lang |
| boaz it maun hae been | lang | it maun hae been lang |
| on ower lang jack ower | lang | jack for me to come |
| i ve hung on ower | lang | jack ower lang jack for |
| an lang high jump an | lang | jump an fit i geed |
| the stert o a lang | lang | lagamachie o news i hunkered |
| see doun the nine delfs | lang | lang ay is ma warlock |
| there face tae face for | lang | lang braithless saiconds i luikit |
| catriona haed gaen or whitfor | lang | lang did callum hunt for |
| betokened the stert o a | lang | lang lagamachie o news i |
| hir no ti gang intil | lang | lang she stuid thare switherin |
| on this airm and a | lang | lang snake that gings a |
| oot there for oh a | lang | lang time f606: aye m824: |
| coo he wanted one a | lang | lang time till they gaithered |
| the same agane for a | lang | lang while tho the bairns |
| hae ye been aw thir | lang | lang years yowled his wyfe |
| lang hing on but at | lang | lest the ettin gaed his |
| bawd like the lang shanked | lang | lugged craiturs that flew throw |
| o a bawd like the | lang | shanked lang lugged craiturs that |
| no ti gang intil lang | lang | she stuid thare switherin an |
| this airm and a lang | lang | snake that gings a the |
| ay a m lang an | lang | stellit wearyin for him see |
| lang it maun hae been | lang | tae hap boaz alsweel ruth |
| there for oh a lang | lang | time f606: aye m824: aye |
| he wanted one a lang | lang | time till they gaithered up |
| hir heid she haed a | lang | walkin staff as lang as |
| same agane for a lang | lang | while tho the bairns wis |
| it cairries on a gey | lang | ane mrs beaumont but you |
| wi nae siller a bit | lang | in the tooth and gey |
| at aince ye war gey | lang | in yon shoppie quo mither |
| weel it widna haad im | lang | ir e d be gey |
| this it s a gey | lang | nicht that kens nae dawin |
| aneuch it s a gey | lang | road frae ardnamurchan til abernethy |
| maconochie it s a gey | lang | road tae gang and no |
| aweill that s a gey | lang | storie valgerd weill mak it |
| bidin in t a gey | lang | time eternitie mebbe unless some |
| that ye r a gey | lang | tyme i cummin ringan ah |
| yeirsell it s a gey | lang | wey frae here puddok dinna |
| whaur they liggit a gey | lang | while in the kirk o |
| tyme ye r growein sae | lang | as men can brethe or |
| thior tyme he poued a | lang | hair frae his heid an |
| for the saicont tyme thair | lang | hair spraingilt ahint thaim as |
| they ve been gaun the | lang | road roond aw this tyme |
| ay mulsintoun kis o the | lang | tyme faimlie connection wi the |
| toozenbach not listening ai a | lang | tyme for a ful lyfe |
| haes warsilt wi him this | lang | tyme it wes him that |
| it haed been sic a | lang | tyme sen she hae seen |
| they micht leeve for a | lang | tyme tae ah picked thaim |
| thousans o years whit a | lang | tyme we r aw deid |
| ll look efter it as | lang | as i m able peggy |
| efter a that time hoo | lang | dae ye think i d |
| ay is ae teenager an | lang | efter a hae fond myndins |
| wis eric it wisnae at | lang | efter at n whan baith |
| yiss at aw it wisnae | lang | efter geordie an beenie flittit |
| the coort minnie didna bide | lang | efter her faither left the |
| on nou ti tell hou | lang | efter king renzong i the |
| peter middleton wis wrang nae | lang | efter ma fifteenth birthday i |
| efter her day s tyauve | lang | efter meg beddit the twa |
| orlang hunder b c but | lang | efter some fowk jalouse it |
| my mither s share no | lang | efter that she deed and |
| recordin for the bbc nae | lang | efter the coylumbridge hotel open |
| the five bunker hills no | lang | efter the fift hour they |
| yon peer aiberdeen puss nae | lang | efter the ginger cat s |
| were the answer an no | lang | efter they were bocht there |
| his paper shop that no | lang | efter thon day thare wisnae |
| into her ae day och | lang | efter we d baith got |
| pianie held yer ghaistly face | lang | efter ye d forgotten kith |
| skeill thrie fower months wisna | lang | o weirin awa efter auld |
| cd sit ere readin as | lang | as ere wis licht bit |
| it s nae aften hait | lang | eneuch for at though ere |
| ll be anither ane ere | lang | mother goose s advice noo |
| an ey bide ere as | lang | s ey re nae disturbit |
| been fowk aboot e place | lang | seen for ere wis a |
| capers in the burn ere | lang | shuin syned aff aa the |
| clump o girse or a | lang | steen dyke ere s nae |
| ta we ll meet ere | lang | the derk sweeps doon the |
| it d been ere a | lang | time a glory hole s |
| hauf the warld for sae | lang | ai but asyde this prince |
| fair stervin wi kempin sae | lang | an sae haurd for ye |
| wumman liggs in jizzen sae | lang | anerlie sall he be tint |
| it for ye banquo sae | lang | as a loss nane in |
| said callum oniething ava sae | lang | as ma lassie gangs free |
| get sae mony thoosan as | lang | as she lived an gien |
| an keep ithers waitin sae | lang | aye doctor a m here |
| dreamin aboot it for sae | lang | day an nicht but sumhou |
| yer fellow man s sae | lang | endured in chains an whangs |
| need ti torment hir sae | lang | faither whit guid did it |
| keepin the secret fur sae | lang | fearin that gin she didna |
| ye may hear mair or | lang | gae sae the guidwyfe whan |
| me tae min t sae | lang | ir maybe nae richt minin |
| wir been away for sae | lang | it juist gets completely owergrown |
| or ein can sei sae | lang | leives this an this gies |
| bit burns couldna bide awa | lang | noo sae the final fleerish |
| aabodie sae shi jin wisna | lang | o gettin ti his feet |
| keepit kickin yeir heels sae | lang | ootby but ah didna ken |
| naebodie wul lichtlie ye as | lang | s ah can staun sae |
| plantin the oak in the | lang | simmer days sae still an |
| on the nithsdale bends then | lang | straucht miles sae smooth ye |
| chaip fin it tuik sae | lang | tae gaither fin aa ye |
| his been a sayin sae | lang | tae say that jist noo |
| a shelt s tail sae | lang | that she cud sit on |
| them sae s in ane | lang | time there wis niver a |
| dout sae it s a | lang | wey awa a place cawed |
| cark sae aa ae simmer | lang | while still a lad i |
| they wadnae steyd there sae | lang | withoot n they d had |
| cumpanie for me in the | lang | wunter nichts sae the knicht |
| been sae this monie a | lang | year walk you strecht inti |
| ye micht no hae sae | lang | yersel an whit s ensuin |
| diminished it disnae tak ower | lang | an robin when he s |
| to hing aboot aiberdeen ower | lang | an she d ha e |
| but nou i spend ower | lang | beside the fire although i |
| line abune is far ower | lang | bit as a tellt ye |
| wye the jeans were ower | lang | bit jonsar eck kent a |
| i ve taigled here ower | lang | but whaur can ye gang |
| near spit ower wi a | lang | eneuch pyocher we left aiberdeen |
| wee treat tae linger ower | lang | forenent her big feet stey |
| dowie if he spent ower | lang | frae the dee a theologian |
| the fen like a muckle | lang | giraffe ower mony legs bi |
| cup i canna be ower | lang | gladys oh tea aye that |
| cross they d tholed ower | lang | her ma an pa rose |
| poet collectit ower sic a | lang | nummer o year we are |
| saft dusky plaid slidderin its | lang | oorie shaddas ower the dykes |
| hid deet and lien ower | lang | oot o sicht in a |
| touns whaur wark s ower | lang | or else there s nane |
| l say ower the haill | lang | prayer of the monks credo |
| haps the distant craigs ma | lang | retreat is ower an ma |
| ower the mill bit as | lang | s there s fowk tae |
| push me ower ferr as | lang | s ye hae that beilin |
| for the gift o watter | lang | seen your speerit meeved ower |
| thae years we trampt the | lang | sweet miles ower muir an |
| pootches they didnae tak ower | lang | tae feinish aff thair denner |
| heroes wha d tak ower | lang | tae name but wha s |
| he d hing on this | lang | the war s bin ower |
| couldna keep the jars ower | lang | whiles she got an ox |
| be oan the seik ower | lang | wi his gammy leg but |
| ye ve been awa ower | lang | ye besom why dae ye |
| beaumont weel dinny be ower | lang | ye ken whaur we ll |
| hankies bit at didna hinner | lang | i ay managet tae mak |
| ay i the hous o | lang | life like the sun and |
| mang the shaws a think | lang | on hersel ay an tuim |
| mane for me a think | lang | on the leddy ay tho |
| whae wad stent him think | lang | on the lord ay an |
| ye h h haena been | lang | puddok ay ay wyfe did |
| ay flochterin an flingin ane | lang | souch see an a maun |
| rhyme ay to the hinmest | lang | syllable with accent as in |
| ay smaa be yir waves | lang | watter o yangzi see saft |
| it howpasley fur kens hou | lang | auld wattie tamson whae wis |
| auld herd ither bulliks haes | lang | curlie horns ma beiss haes |
| nutini s version of auld | lang | er zyne jesush he shoundsh |
| hid deed it tuik a | lang | fyle fur auld fowk s |
| auld auld tale frae days | lang | gane it tauld o a |
| hek o the lanthern the | lang | heidit auld pensionar gied m |
| ance stood auld bank pit | lang | raws o excavators an giant |
| bin auld joe s bedmate | lang | she wad rype his pooches |
| reid in the mools a | lang | unbeerit wrang auld scots lays |
| dree whit auld folk dread | lang | waefu nichts a steirin in |
| an auld man wi a | lang | white beard a grand an |
| a day ir twa nae | lang | ahin es e mrs geed |
| country an western aa day | lang | an ran a wee stall |
| burds sang the haill day | lang | an the war fowk bydin |
| the journey it s a | lang | ane it takks a day |
| the haill day is no | lang | aneuch basho back at the |
| awbodie wes eydent aw day | lang | but thay war weill content |
| d soum awa the lee | lang | day at breist stroke or |
| hae rowth this monie a | lang | day fou o wunner the |
| we cried wo aifter a | lang | day s drive lichent wi |
| at beiks doun aw the | lang | day than bairns foryet whitwey |
| masell it s been a | lang | day the day an it |
| sleet or rain aw lee | lang | day the sun ll shine |
| aa throu spring an simmer | lang | ilk day wad fin oor |
| ride aa the braid day | lang | it wadna be hauf a |
| been worryin me aw day | lang | koolyghin dae ye ken we |
| 7 rainfall 4 16 at | lang | last a day that bides |
| 7 rainfall 2 16 at | lang | last a day thats fine |
| your heid dirlin a day | lang | so spikin s jist oot |
| but slaiverin blethers aw day | lang | starts to go haein ti |
| ae day on rum a | lang | tail o fowk wis passin |
| forgot dat day such a | lang | weary day as he wis |
| table ye ve cam a | lang | wye since thon day jenny |
| o freins for monie a | lang | year but here ae day |
| on thon braw spring day | lang | years ahint an on the |
| the process has been fair | lang | but a steerin group stellt |
| affa bare an ney very | lang | dis it bide fair en |
| her mistress frae aneth her | lang | fair lashes minnie hid brocht |
| openin the boddom o her | lang | fair neck tae the hairst |
| aa muckle hairy nowt wi | lang | hornies in a fair heeze |
| wheesht snappit jenny powkin a | lang | skein o fair hair ahint |
| ah im fair fou an | lang | ti sleep man lat me |
| the wardenrie at s no | lang | cam frae the eastren capital |
| lid an om cam the | lang | deid vyce o dr bandara |
| the laich en o the | lang | growthie gairden he cam upo |
| the lassie cam in hir | lang | hair blek as a craw |
| on ma fuit it wesna | lang | or the prince cam in |
| the music cam ooto the | lang | steel pipes abeen the organ |
| the ruch watter wis a | lang | streitch whaur the river cam |
| the chaumerlan an in nae | lang | time the chaumerlan hissel cam |
| cry them in in nae | lang | time there cam in a |
| i waited fur him fowr | lang | year nae wird cam fae |
| squar an her shanks war | lang | an sturdy isie tho wis |
| wis hard the oors war | lang | bit at least the fairmhoose |
| bairns war set tae their | lang | division an minnie wis sent |
| railway loons the war s | lang | gaen they bide alane nae |
| ruits we fand thay war | lang | perfitlie soond an the better |
| loon geese war fleein in | lang | raws ben the lift abeen |
| dookin wis daen minnie s | lang | ringlets war weet as cat |
| turn a blin ee as | lang | s the poachers war weel |
| it the skreichmakkers war o | lang | staunin here an hid the |
| ever here the wey wes | lang | we war sair forfochen ma |
| be war of inserting sic | lang | wordis hinmest in the line |
| wis up an hed his | lang | coat on the servitor seen |
| dear sir wis cut doon | lang | seen a fermer bocht it |
| a new mull in nae | lang | seen an an ingine tae |
| mint tae be haived oot | lang | seen an if i m |
| breet e ooie bits his | lang | seen been worn aff e |
| bit at s aa by | lang | seen es museums at fowk |
| e wid e nuts hid | lang | seen faan inside e wid |
| grazins jist as anither time | lang | seen i heard e same |
| haathorn at e tap tee | lang | seen i saa d aff |
| bit they dee t oot | lang | seen in the north east |
| back ma early days is | lang | seen noo bit naebody can |
| eesed tae roam e slopes | lang | seen wid a recogneesed it |
| said losh man it s | lang | since i ve seen hey |
| cryin dominie it s a | lang | while sin a seen ye |
| haedna seen for monie a | lang | year weill duin an juist |
| t ye bit at wis | lang | aifter fin i lookit at |
| fin the winter nichts growe | lang | an cauld strange tales of |
| fin the gloamin is glysterie | lang | as a note on a |
| muckle moo has teeth as | lang | as knives an fin he |
| fin ye d twinet a | lang | enyeuch linth en wis e |
| near broon an roost as | lang | it went forrit fin jonsar |
| cuidna fin an awnser at | lang | lest the yingess o the |
| the richt place it wis | lang | past echt o clock fin |
| oot eir ain instincts as | lang | s water wis tae fin |
| i ve heard for a | lang | time fin you are at |
| an fin e widder wis | lang | weet ey d plyter aboot |
| a porcupine hir nails wis | lang | an blaik an her een |
| o the warst kynd an | lang | did thay hear hir skellochin |
| awa she gaed on hir | lang | dour traivil owre heich hills |
| a haun i desydin the | lang | hinner en o hir onkil |
| hir back teeth she wesna | lang | i cummin roond aince she |
| but she wesna thare for | lang | no hir for the reid |
| was cairrie hir aw the | lang | road hame til hir mither |
| thay aw haed the same | lang | sonsie ugsum lips as hir |
| alang wi hir thay warna | lang | up the tree or thay |
| his shears cut aff hir | lang | yallae hair stappit it in |
| hir wull for aw thae | lang | year but richt awa she |
| ah dout he canna be | lang | for this warld nou me |
| shuir jek wul no be | lang | nou eilidh but ah think |
| shuir she l no be | lang | nou queen with a start |
| gaun up nou ti the | lang | rigg for an oor an |
| an aw the nichts as | lang | s ah leeve for nou |
| gaed inti the forrest merkin | lang | straucht tries nou a trie |
| ae note some places wis | lang | ahin ithers ir ey got |
| boat aa thegither her ae | lang | blaik pigtail wallopin doon her |
| crossroads wis kilrogie schule ae | lang | chaumer wi a stove tae |
| it was his ae lee | lang | delicht wark wife an weans |
| ae time on be anither | lang | dyke risin aa e time |
| r juist ae thing a | lang | for an it seems ti |
| wes cryit lent an the | lang | reed an shuir aneuch ae |
| brake wi seats up ilky | lang | side pulled be ae horse |
| restit i ae bit fur | lang | the bairns wes aye argle |
| bade this wey for monie | lang | weeks or ae forenicht he |
| doon england fur monie ae | lang | yeir mairit wi saivrel bairns |
| i can min athing fae | lang | ago gladys gets muddled but |
| fae their denner an nae | lang | ahin at we d hae |
| hung fae her chin as | lang | as ony turnip shaw she |
| fae a stormy lair his | lang | beard wis taiglit oo cauld |
| courin fae the daithlie drow | lang | cowpit waas owre mony ghaists |
| a raggit scrap a crum | lang | drapt fae europe s bouk |
| tae keep ma fae thinkin | lang | i d heen pieces like |
| ane finger still rock calloused | lang | since idle fae wark in |
| hate rows he tuik anither | lang | swig fae the mug o |
| geordie speirt wullie fae the | lang | tail fellaes sayed geordie the |
| miles fae schule they wirnae | lang | when a wis souple young |
| music we hae come a | lang | wye fae the sma bourachies |
| ye re fae an how | lang | ye re lived there we |
| ye come fae an hoo | lang | ye ve been here m1010: |
| let ma hamework hinner s | lang | an ma mither aye hid |
| eneuch her cousin hid a | lang | an sonsie mairriege fur as |
| e hoose complete wi a | lang | blue overall hid been kirnin |
| o slaty steen hid nae | lang | faan aff a face o |
| hole wis big ey hid | lang | kinna bodies an a rich |
| the hairst sun she hid | lang | reid hair did isie rugged |
| een it hid bin a | lang | time since the lassie d |
| ye can blether awa as | lang | as ye lyke ah l |
| traivels an he haedna been | lang | awa whan beatrix fand oot |
| hill rain pours frae the | lang | dyke he kyths ferr awa |
| herm awa da norn is | lang | gien but hit s left |
| heids sneddit aff she wesna | lang | i rinnin awa ah can |
| awa tae train jist a | lang | raik hissel he hidna the |
| patches wi palins craalin in | lang | strips an hill terraces awa |
| pit him awa for a | lang | time for ither things but |
| ti be gaun sumwhaur a | lang | wey awa olga that s |
| ti be posted sumwhaur a | lang | wey awa sum said ti |
| aa geed awa for a | lang | wik eyn i dinna min |
| awa frae hame takkin the | lang | wye there as if da |
| faut he wes a junkie | lang | addikkit ti drougs an cuidna |
| oniebodie that speired me as | lang | as he wes wycelyke ah |
| fluir the wumman s no | lang | deid yit but caermoulis wes |
| onie saicont tellin it wesnae | lang | or she wes back haundin |
| keepit for lent an the | lang | reed this wes a halie |
| wes nae match i the | lang | rin for the fairie fowk |
| arna feil ti thaim fur | lang | thusgates thai wes aye giein |
| owre the muir on his | lang | walk hame whan he wes |
| he wes cairriein it wesna | lang | ye can be shuir or |
| leirit ti gang on t | lang | afoir me fur tho he |
| pyed weel fur t as | lang | as ye myndit yer mainners |
| birze her reward fur the | lang | dreich wyte there wis nae |
| heilan star they gar me | lang | fur loch an fir bi |
| yuppie bar they gar me | lang | fur lochan s cweel aneth |
| o 4 an gin ye | lang | fur muntain taps that silken |
| tammas frae z skratcher fur | lang | he telt john ti pit |
| the jam fur kens hou | lang | his marrow mrs reid whae |
| sister i a ramstougerous laun | lang | kent fur its histore o |
| fur the tea i wirk | lang | oors tae feed you ye |
| fur thair mense durand the | lang | slaw tronies roun the ingil |
| the polis nat mcewen the | lang | sufferin cooncillor fur emily s |
| frie man fur a guid | lang | whyllie he stauns accaised o |
| fix whit scunnered fock fur | lang | wi innovations kniff an neat |
| fur maust wis somethin mankind | lang | wis lost an whit s |
| an fur his comin seeven | lang | years tile yetts o fyvie |
| a weed that wis dominant | lang | ago sprayin kills the knott |
| redd itsel up for nae | lang | aifter she wis haddin doon |
| pity group 6 read nae | lang | aifter that darnley himsel wis |
| likit it because it wis | lang | an dreich an dowie an |
| wis steep an the heather | lang | an wirey on the wye |
| wi chocolate a queue as | lang | as yer airm it wis |
| his een dat een at | lang | at i wis sowt is |
| wis sypin watter ooto a | lang | crack wi a wee skreich |
| charlesmount hoose it wis a | lang | deep dub fou o snags |
| them wis zhu wu the | lang | drauchtit general wha belanged hynelawtie |
| an it wis a muckle | lang | heftit bill he uised yon |
| mr wud wis anither gleg | lang | heidit man wi harns afouth |
| s brither wis riggit in | lang | hose tucked in aneth his |
| shö wis gien i tinkit | lang | i virmished sair at he |
| a bun shafe in a | lang | line it wis a busy |
| e steadin wis in a | lang | line ye geed oot o |
| s chaumer he luikit a | lang | meenit wyin up wis it |
| wis gien had died tinkit | lang | missed someone or some place |
| greens set out it wisna | lang | or aathing wis redd up |
| cud hear wis silence a | lang | pause an the steps styterin |
| cuid see thare wis a | lang | rid rubber tube fixed tae |
| tows wis tied egidder intae | lang | ropes an wun intae baaies |
| maives amon e bran as | lang | s bran wis bit fit |
| e trump tae soon as | lang | s i wis on ma |
| handy bit o wid as | lang | s it wis strong enyeuch |
| byordnar hungry it wis a | lang | service an a langer sermon |
| scots uised then wis a | lang | sicht braider nor the wattered |
| wis riggit oot in the | lang | skirts an apron o a |
| the petals treetlit the lea | lang | spring the buss wis thrang |
| scythe even though wi its | lang | stracht sned it wis different |
| this time it wis the | lang | streetched oot yowl o the |
| like a puppy though its | lang | tail wis a bittie scruffy |
| wis siveral foggitchy clumps o | lang | taily stuff at ey couldna |
| set out vivers in nae | lang | time a buird wis set |
| it wis stoppit a gweed | lang | time i couldna mak oot |
| shi jin an in nae | lang | time it wis maskit an |
| niver lie weel in a | lang | timmer sark he wis niver |
| naething hit wis been a | lang | weet hairst an a braa |
| aboot five year ago foo | lang | wis you in the hospital |
| nae mair that l be | lang | aneuch queen but whit s |
| morn we l hae a | lang | crak thegither puddok ah m |
| an he l no be | lang | in catchin up wi us |
| wunter they l no be | lang | in feinishin ye aff aw |
| p l young echteen blats | lang | kan be accessed wi adobe |
| oot it l no be | lang | or she s up ti |
| an it wul no be | lang | or ye l be up |
| hisna given up an died | lang | ago muriel could you nae |
| happit it weel again nae | lang | ahin at jock retiret an |
| it intae schuil f831: as | lang | as it s nae [?]sharnie[/?] |
| a ll grant ye a | lang | drink o watter nae hump |
| bother aboot bein first as | lang | ey were nae last jonsar |
| o the three lassies nae | lang | left the schule an wirkin |
| an e papers are nae | lang | o drappin a subjick gin |
| mair siller intilt an nae | lang | oors o study the anaesthetist |
| face to face jist as | lang | s i m nae keepit |
| i m nae there as | lang | s there s somebody to |
| full of promise weel as | lang | s you re nae lookin |
| belfast direct that s nae | lang | startit up myn an wind |
| by the ruits that were | lang | thin an white an nae |
| drink up cauld in nae | lang | time he d feinisht ane |
| seiven gems toun in nae | lang | time they wir lichtin doun |
| suppose it would hae been | lang | ago m999: aye aye f1001: |
| an shona wul hae a | lang | an blythsum lyfe thegither wi |
| mum said that coat flapping | lang | an keich coloured shud hae |
| a think a hae leeved | lang | aneuch ma road throu lyfe |
| an time again i hae | lang | been an admirer o diane |
| till as weel bit i | lang | hae lost the argument prov |
| ringan yeir hieness queen hou | lang | hae ye been wi me |
| a hae fond myndins o | lang | intil the howe o the |
| think so gonna hae a | lang | lie noo f1104: yes yeah |
| bring me down folk hae | lang | memories in this community my |
| ah hae heard ye as | lang | s ye dae that ye |
| while rest yoursel for a | lang | sad tale i hae tae |
| hae the will thae span | lang | shanks ance skeich an strang |
| the cheers the bruises hae | lang | since gane those were the |
| nicht queen ye hae a | lang | trail aheid o ye nanse |
| and we we hae a | lang | warsle ahead o us me |
| luiv cums later morag hou | lang | wul ah hae ti wait |
| their midsimmer finery his twa | lang | airms in his lap wi |
| whin bushes aboot twa fit | lang | an aboot the thickness o |
| ir twa made twice as | lang | as ey nott tae be |
| bleck een an for as | lang | as it taks twa tricks- |
| twa year cum hame as | lang | as she cuin dae this |
| cast or twa on the | lang | flat i killed twa guid |
| an twa quines in his | lang | merriege uncle peter fermed kilbog |
| twa bleirit een an a | lang | reid neb forby she thocht |
| champit chillie peppers wi twa | lang | scarlet windaes i the face |
| turnt fortie twa is it | lang | sen ye left moscow irena |
| wi a dressin goon his | lang | thin feet tint in twa |
| has twa short and ane | lang | throuch all the lyne quhen |
| for e hoosework for skirts | lang | at that time raised e |
| thocht tae squeery doon e | lang | black hole o e lum |
| tractor wheels carved oot a | lang | double line atween e wytin |
| e monday nicht aifter a | lang | drive ye re glaid enyeuch |
| till e hinmist een or | lang | e back yard his a |
| fine an it didna tak | lang | for e scars tae seal |
| i could ha e as | lang | in front o me as |
| ma lug i aften sat | lang | intill e evenin wi e |
| na na an it wisna | lang | ir e boy poppit up |
| in e world unless a | lang | line o fitmarks at fullt |
| season an e crap wi | lang | lines o dykes an palins |
| haadin till e plots ir | lang | masel tee maybe ey ll |
| t we geed ben e | lang | nairra close me minin on |
| e mornin sin giein em | lang | shadas is a richt fine |
| e hey parks scythin wi | lang | sneddit tools sledgin e dried |
| even aifter gettin in e | lang | spoot o e hoover ye |
| young classes e loons wore | lang | stockins up till e knee |
| e hard stalkies didna tak | lang | tae connach a new edge |
| e edge ey didna tak | lang | tae learn back an fore |
| bit it took an aafa | lang | time ir e marks o |
| ar awaw ti wir beds | lang | afoir it cums inti forss |
| ti sleep but no for | lang | ai na for the puddok |
| ti the pure cleansin at | lang | an at last the fruits |
| on a puddok an a | lang | an blythsum lyfe ti the |
| on a puddok an a | lang | an blythsum lyfe ti the |
| hands please puddok an a | lang | an blythsum lyfe ti the |
| mair banes ti banes at | lang | an last we heard the |
| ti dae wanchauncie things as | lang | as he s aboot a |
| an she canna wait that | lang | dae ye want ti cum |
| she wesna ti staun for | lang | for suin the wee fowk |
| is a sair trek an | lang | for ti win thare ye |
| is a sair trek an | lang | for ti win thare ye |
| that is the wey ah | lang | for wurk ti dae an |
| brocht ti our yetts or | lang | gae by an ye dae |
| o faithlands they wan or | lang | gaed by ti faithlands toun |
| ti vex masell waukrif the | lang | nicht throu from the chinese |
| ti gang hame ye think | lang | on me see but haena |
| milk an it wesna that | lang | or she beguid ti think |
| lord clerk bletherin aa the | lang | road ti seiven gems toun |
| jags pompitie ti mak a | lang | storie short the broun ogre |
| sic a scot you d | lang | ti drap him on a |
| an it wadna tak ye | lang | ti finnd yeir wey thare |
| the best but houever we | lang | ti speak o t he |
| that kythed aweill she haedna | lang | ti wait a yung fermer |
| can be shuir she haedna | lang | ti wait for up the |
| for a ful lyfe ah | lang | ti wurk an warsil an |
| him warnin they tried a | lang | while ti sauf him he |
| hairb fir this disays oor | lang | won lear had faan ti |
| stock wi asbestos fish het | lang | an dreich will s days |
| smells like honey in the | lang | bricht simmer days noo it |
| anes think my shootin days | lang | bye but by my feth |
| gaelic freins wi shields an | lang | claymores strecht frae homeric days |
| rocks ma lane ai whit | lang | dreich days an nichts nocht |
| dreidin the days o oor | lang | twynin ma sair hert s |
| mither that thy days be | lang | upon the lan that the |
| or eliott faber scrieves a | lang | an complex plot wi a |
| the banks for wi yer | lang | an limber shanks ye d |
| lips as ye see is | lang | an ugsum wi aw the |
| gollach s an aasome beast | lang | and scaly wi a hullock |
| was getting fower times as | lang | as onybody else fit wi |
| spak wi weir no as | lang | as that james said lauder |
| at a time wi her | lang | buttoned beets cottar bairns micht |
| me an we had a | lang | crack wi him blawin aboot |
| a square mou wi a | lang | gash baird hingin doun frae |
| time an a scrievin style | lang | gaun by thou dealin wi |
| roadit wi the dialect or | lang | hey ye feel fit s |
| freit the baitailyie o the | lang | hinneren cleckin wir harrigals wi |
| watter a three hunner yaird | lang | horseshoe wi a heich bank |
| the reader embarks oan a | lang | journey wi mark as he |
| lugs wad dirl wi a | lang | langamachie o wae fyles emily |
| throwe the air wi its | lang | leather tongue skelp ontae isie |
| were gaun wi ye ye | lang | nebbit birds tae the moss |
| will prick him wi their | lang | pikes and sodomise him for |
| steikit wi a pintle as | lang | s yir airm crossweys owre |
| weird like beasts wi yaird | lang | shanks jist swim aroon an |
| wul ah dae wi the | lang | slouth oors settlin ma chair |
| a jazz band trumpeter a | lang | streak o a loon wi |
| his conjugals wi liz his | lang | sufferin wife as faur as |
| hantil big mukkil bairns wi | lang | tousie baerds an gray hair |
| dowf shilpit an fauch wi | lang | truibil wearie an dreich the |
| up an doon wi yon | lang | trunk atween her een she |
| bed an we d a | lang | wait tae get saired wi |
| at bruichladdich on lochindaal s | lang | western strand wi a rock |
| uphaud the dozent and thole | lang | wi aa tak tent naebodie |
| for i d come a | lang | wye plungin throwe snaa wi |
| memory hauds ye coontin aff | lang | years wi lanely crosses foo |
| keep this up for as | lang | as ever ye lyke ah |
| each o ye taks as | lang | as mr maclaurin is it |
| dicht aweill never heed as | lang | as ye enjoyed it that |
| this season warmer bide as | lang | as ye like bessie suddenly |
| that i was shagging ye | lang | before we were wed his |
| kent ye widna haud him | lang | bit i canna bide here |
| eilidh ye r drawin the | lang | bou we haaurlie ken the |
| ye grein whyles for a | lang | cauld drink in the het |
| ye began tae winner foo | lang | ey d stick at it |
| thusgates he heistent hiz ain | lang | hinner en gin ye bene |
| a grub didna last them | lang | i can tell ye an |
| but jack ye were awfy | lang | in coming jack martha if |
| o tricks ye niver weariet | lang | in her company the cottar |
| eh ye never ken foo | lang | it s gan tae laist |
| wheel for fear ye turn | lang | lippit lyke masell or in |
| whaur ye ll no be | lang | o gettin a stert whit |
| cypress an pine ye think | lang | on me see but ye |
| meane that quhilk are ather | lang | or schort according as ye |
| fylie there in bliss as | lang | s ye mind tae step |
| me they embrace again as | lang | s ye need me curtain |
| m aye here moula as | lang | s ye need me they |
| she s gaein back a | lang | time at one time ye |
| hou is t at this | lang | time ye haena brocht onie |
| fesh it for ye masell | lang | trail or no the r |
| wish ye free o cark | lang | years on pension for weel |
| haes huntit for ye for | lang | years whan ah coudna finnd |
| it low o warlocks steerin | lang | ago risin grim frae graveyard |
| him he tirlt aff his | lang | coat frae his shouthers an |
| on a gift frae ane | lang | deid mr poseidon out of |
| a man waukent frae a | lang | dwam he saw the sie |
| a fisher the pairtin s | lang | for some dear wives frae |
| frae baited lines an great | lang | nets streitcht cross the river |
| size o a squirrel bit | lang | an lean far a squirrel |
| page o derrida agaen as | lang | as dae live derrida his |
| reflection o the hills as | lang | as time as bricht as |
| wastlin mairches an it s | lang | been a thocht o mines |
| formation an ideology that s | lang | been out o fashion it |
| twinin ane o minnie s | lang | black curls roon the fingers |
| o six milkin coos a | lang | business haun milkin it cud |
| o fyre lowin anaith his | lang | bussie eebrous an in his |
| bin cried in it s | lang | by the stage o curin |
| bricht he pit on his | lang | coat o black festent his |
| an he gat out a | lang | coat o the finest cotton |
| he poued ane o the | lang | course hairs oot his heid |
| catch a glisk o some | lang | deid colonial planter s wife |
| abeen the midden an the | lang | deid months o cauld flittit |
| at the fit o the | lang | dyke fergie dunlop s wee |
| she said she hidna nearly | lang | enyeuch o t mabel s |
| taste da aedge o danger | lang | enyoch ta savour we d |
| jyned the foon o her | lang | fite neck as the hairsters |
| up her skirts she stoored | lang | inno the neuk o the |
| tell o him but for | lang | it seemed naebodie haed wurd |
| cryin as she touched the | lang | leaves o the almond tree |
| the creckle o the campfire | lang | lingers in my lugs as |
| forgaitherin no leal hairtit see | lang | ll be the canker o |
| badd me takk a guid | lang | luik o the parks that |
| box bed takk a guid | lang | luik o yon da telt |
| warm an bein throu the | lang | mirk o the nicht but |
| yowls an skirls throu the | lang | nicht o the deid the |
| the clappies his fowk wirna | lang | o comin til him he |
| for we ll no be | lang | o findin a wey roun |
| fugied we ll no be | lang | o seein whaur the tink |
| o hiz wardour an thocht | lang | on whitna gate he cuid |
| or mair o the priests | lang | paper bands an the bands |
| its fingers inno the watter | lang | patterns o lirks an swirls |
| bruces keepit their buiks on | lang | raws o shelvin ben the |
| or cairry man takk the | lang | rest o the weary fareweel |
| or cairry man takk the | lang | rest o the weary fareweel |
| her tousled heid throw the | lang | rigs o derk till at |
| ken l- it s a | lang | road an a lot o |
| f1001: oh well m1002: foo | lang | s a bit o string |
| souple rax o airms as | lang | s a monkey s an |
| are pylons tail s as | lang | s a traffic jam o |
| ran through the howe as | lang | s the skirts o pressendye |
| gorblie s blaeness o his | lang | scrawny throat far the spit |
| balgownie stoot s thy waa | lang | shaddas o heich trees doonfaa |
| north streetched a skyline o | lang | shankit cranes like stalkin herons |
| ma lap an tuik a | lang | sicht o him i dinna |
| tae sector 8 ahin a | lang | snake o japanee towrists they |
| has breathed an raxed its | lang | spine the fields o cut |
| a while back in a | lang | street near the hairt o |
| a pleasance openin ontil a | lang | streitch o hether muir that |
| on the sgian policies the | lang | swete fussle o a blaikie |
| or the tcyauve o a | lang | term mortgage he cud gae |
| o the leid for a | lang | time it hes aye been |
| o the leid for a | lang | time it hes aye been |
| burn foirgaun the r a | lang | tradeitioun o aventur yairns bi |
| o jade see intil the | lang | watter a ll fling ma |
| she haed a heid o | lang | yallae hair that hung lowss |
| beans the sauch leafs ir | lang | an boued lyke a lass |
| the smaa glore hill that | lang | an braid an there s |
| their wee beakies tit tittin | lang | an fine on bendit knee |
| the bairns it lues an | lang | an lane it sat in |
| the bairns it lues an | lang | an lane it sat in |
| hou they journeyed faur an | lang | an late past the faroes |
| cannae rhyme his words is | lang | an nearly aw his spellin |
| like ane wha d suffered | lang | an slow but this is |
| the oors are jist as | lang | an the rewards as fickle |
| watergaw kiltit a vizzy ma | lang | arra see an shuit the |
| their merriege be merry an | lang | as a weel wuvven coracle |
| ett an moo lugs as | lang | as cricket bats skelpin swarms |
| an snocherin an tossin her | lang | blaik mane minnie s da |
| began tae straik daisy s | lang | braid snoot an tae fusper |
| these they howkit oot biggin | lang | conveyor belts far skulls an |
| weim an gaed throu the | lang | derk througang an thare in |
| hoose has got a big | lang | drive taks half an hour |
| torches glintit owre steel fows | lang | five taed graips bills an |
| ah dout ah m no | lang | for this warld an no |
| staunin aneth an aik a | lang | green shawl roon her shooders |
| the bankside busses an the | lang | gress an ferns richt tae |
| him an he poued anither | lang | hair oot his heid an |
| an willie gaed tae his | lang | hame he tuik it as |
| himsel demean an throu thon | lang | het simmer weeks whan lads |
| aald an young an at | lang | last hit dried enough ta |
| 7 rainfall 12 16 at | lang | last quait an dry as |
| up an stagnatet an at | lang | last turnt tae peat gweed |
| higher education an ootthrou life | lang | learnin an is speirin at |
| an bi that till at | lang | lest whit soud he see |
| meinit on a puddok an | lang | lyfe an happiness til the |
| nebstril an he haed a | lang | mankie baerd on him hingin |
| the tale an she wisna | lang | merriet tae a fisherman loon |
| up eir binoculars or their | lang | nebbit telephoto cameras an comin |
| janwar 1904 the short an | lang | on t is at things |
| naither lame nor lazie an | lang | or she gat near the |
| an fixed it it wisnae | lang | or the electrician came oot |
| hert that lent an the | lang | reed haed been at the |
| she raged isie tossed her | lang | reid pleats an sniffed i |
| doon up an doon the | lang | rigs the yokit horse ruggit |
| the byre the saying a | lang | road an fyow hooses meant |
| him thenhe liftit his eebrou | lang | rung an gaed skelpin out |
| wul never be deid as | lang | s your r spared an |
| a fag he tuik a | lang | sook an lat the rikk |
| glazed cage an wine in | lang | stemmed glaisses refleckit their leam |
| wha coud ledge oot thair | lang | swallen lips the furthest an |
| an the dreich nicht s | lang | tak you a skinklin lamp |
| da fine blue clods wirna | lang | takkin up an dey shĂĽn |
| carrots were aboot three fit | lang | tamatas bonny an reid some |
| an java the mollucans wirkit | lang | term tae lowden the yird |
| there s some that sprauchle | lang | the ice an roar like |
| he gaed an he sat | lang | there for mair an mair |
| dull an grey taks a | lang | time tae clear comes oot |
| a fecht baith sair an | lang | weary at last tae win |
| raxt inti weeks an the | lang | weeks inti months an still |
| the simmer hous for a | lang | while an hou the drink |
| riddil for yeir maister an | lang | wul he be in aunserin |
| an luik at thaim the | lang | wunter throu the hemlock wul |
| an riven apairt throu the | lang | years i tholed your bannisment |
| horns ma beiss haes a | lang | bare tail ah tig alang |
| 0 85411068 2 ma life | lang | fash hes been the fack |
| on ma gums giraffe skinnymalinkie | lang | legs shanks like drinkin straas |
| sticks will the broth be | lang | meg he speired ma stammache |
| on the li for thinkin | lang | on ma leddy see a |
| leave macbeth returns macbeth as | lang | s a see ma leevin |
| wul cheer me on ma | lang | traivil back til the dule |
| aw he haedna been gaen | lang | whan the wund did blaw |
| first fute short the second | lang | and so furth quhair as |
| lyfe wad be safe as | lang | as ah leeve eilidh promise |
| that language programme is as | lang | as bairns ken wh- the |
| even daith could smore as | lang | as een may read and |
| bund til her husband as | lang | as he lĂves but gin |
| i couldna a shifted as | lang | as i could see at |
| on in the hoose as | lang | as i wantit she said |
| tae keep him warm as | lang | as it s dune mei |
| oh that s good as | lang | as it s eh ehm |
| quite jocose aboot it as | lang | as it wisna ella findlater |
| on daisy s back as | lang | as she mindit tae sit |
| words proved richt his fingers | lang | as the nile coaxin first |
| t you say toots as | lang | as the pot is heated |
| shaives at its dowp as | lang | as the weather held the |
| mukkil as they lyke as | lang | as they cairrie on fliein |
| not even human life so | lang | as they make their profit |
| tae hear yer discourse as | lang | as yer sure the linguistics |
| the last time but as | lang | as you re under our |
| a as a bairn for | lang | enough i dinnae ken whit |
| dismisses as fit only for | lang | histories and are yit nocht |
| try as they micht their | lang | necks tae streitch the end |
| duin yeir heid for as | lang | s ah can mynd it |
| t the same for as | lang | s ah can mynd rintoul |
| i m aye happy as | lang | s i ve got the |
| hail toun or no as | lang | s it waukens me for |
| jiggin the nicht bessie as | lang | s she min s them |
| ither bonnie things muriel as | lang | s the moths ha ena |
| m a seik man as | lang | s this banquo leeves a |
| trap s got fangs as | lang | s yer airm gums lik |
| briks aye m1002: short briks | lang | briks there s aa kind |
| stoppt deid tae for a | lang | hauf meenit we aa stuid |
| at aa but tuik the | lang | wey roun i dout gin |
| aa the mair throu the | lang | years they telt me nocht |
| laden desk but no for | lang | aye pressed for time yet |
| to the churning time at | lang | last the milk was broken |
| pey the insurance it s | lang | past the time tae renew |
| got tae it they werena | lang | stertit fishin at that time |
| weel the romance lested a | lang | time a lot langer than |
| eence apun a time a | lang | time ago noo dey wir |
| a deem at was a | lang | time at seggat geed hame |
| in the bedroom for a | lang | time laughed the wifie october |
| aye f1001: kent for a | lang | time m999: aye mmhm f1053: |
| ever f1043: it was a | lang | time right enough before i |
| abeen stirling toon five years | lang | thon aye gaed oan ilk |
| the waves lowp by like | lang | tint years rin dee rin |
| marc chagall lauchin throu his | lang | years a levantine chronicle the |
| pull it in stephen spender | lang | years her wummin s hauns |
| rug the tousles oot her | lang | broon hair tae check gfur |
| so we d had this | lang | conversation one evenin oot in |
| the princess no see a | lang | prein stickin oot the reid |
| ah ve been lowpin that | lang | ah m no shuir ah |
| affair yit no bi a | lang | chalk morag sobbing ah juist |
| ah dout ah m no | lang | for this warld ringan ah |
| randie skellum thair corps is | lang | murlt inti stour but ah |
| thing for me in the | lang | rin a pause ah wad |
| her if i tak too | lang | aboot it eence the hoose |
| tae be aboot a mile | lang | fit jonsar eck couldnae understan |
| aboot that it s a | lang | story loretta good let s |
| favourite dramatists it s a | lang | awaitit delicht tae be able |
| seemed auntie nell niver bedd | lang | enough tae takk her hat |
| he stertit tae talk at | lang | last jackie ca d them |
| daurna talk a remedy s | lang | overdue tae win the battle |
| tho few survived the slaughter | lang | raised a tassie toast tae |
| tae gar me greet a | lang | road then when limpin lame |
| far thunnerin larries roar i | lang | tae hear the leverick sing |
| bit it didna haad em | lang | tae melt i chancet tae |
| say da it s a | lang | wye tae tip a rary |
| the hot pursuit didnae last | lang | for they were aff like |
| bit a buddy disna bide | lang | amon sic neebers simmer wore |
| hereabouts iver forgot twis a | lang | shot bit it wirked jude |
| wir bad enough the winters | lang | the simmers rough bit man |
| your words man be drawin | lang | qhilkis in flyting man be |
| she must have had a | lang | ee on him hersel mrs |
| him off cameron will be | lang | in his bed if he |
| to keep him alive for | lang | jim they had to bring |
| him the baist hed a | lang | look at the marischal then |
| himsell that it wadna be | lang | or his dochter left him |
| but he didna staun for | lang | the ithers set on him |
| disappeared bessie ach that was | lang | ago i ve been in |
| ither byllies we hadnae been | lang | at this poachin gemm in |
| the 1950s and margaret his | lang | been disappintit that his poems |
| have been in in a | lang | dwine has aiblins been comin |
| maybe bessie it s been | lang | enough already four weeks fancy |
| been she asks it s | lang | past nine get a move |
| waitin it hudnae been that | lang | really juist maibies ten fifteen |
| spatula on the tongue hou | lang | s yeir tongue been lyke |
| hesna been onie game this | lang | while yon s hou a |
| at ilkie rug in his | lang | black lug the baillie screiched |
| on his feet he d | lang | buits turnt owre at the |
| it terms syllables short and | lang | his practice suggests that he |
| ooto the whins trailin his | lang | sheeny feathers like a bridal |
| big his antlers telt a | lang | story a hero s story |
| or hauf nakit hard and | lang | was his stick in the |
| she yawns hugely oh me | lang | past bedtime toots i should |
| the heid she weirs a | lang | plet lyke a quyne she |
| v stride lanesum a lonely | lang | a long langsyne adv long |
| a real gentleman dinna be | lang | angelica the horn ll blaw |
| tractor and a a great | lang | bogie in the there s |
| her they lay thegither a | lang | fyle the chiel near etten |
| f960: so hit s a | lang | it will be i m |
| on video a kinda tinkin | lang | sowl makkin of course at |
| sheets may god grant us | lang | thegither forbye a tiff or |
| jack there s mony a | lang | year sinsyne jack god be |
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