ashes

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heard aboot folk scatterin the	ashes	ower their man s favourite
doon at the scatterin o	ashes	we micht be there yet
fresh shoots grow ashes to	ashes	dust to dust does not
never withers fresh shoots grow	ashes	to ashes dust to dust
dust tae dust ashes tae	ashes	she asked for him when
tae cowp dust tae dust	ashes	tae ashes she asked for
matilde became a pile of	ashes	but hers contained the precious
school the kirkyard containing his	ashes	the centre brings leslie mitchell
like to see his foul	ashes	settle on the heads of
i jist imagined a the	ashes	mixed up thegether in a
now that was windows f643:	ashes	were higher than the doors
so i ve coupet his	ashes	doon the toilet and flushed
and also mr duncan s	ashes	were ready for collection if
of palms tramping tomorrow s	ashes	into the earth hosannas cheering
found a layer consisting of	ashes	charred wood and fragments of
aye she d throw the	ashes	oot just before the bells
eizels the word simply meant	ashes	in old english and the
woman used tae take the	ashes	and go m642: aye mm
erm inter my mother s	ashes	er which are f1038: mm
my mother raking out the	ashes	with the poker rattling on
uh huh f643: and the	ashes	were that high it took
heard of thowing out the	ashes	but but i didn t
in golders green and his	ashes	brought home by his widow
body to be burnt to	ashes	and his sister jean to
a cake baked in the	ashes	on the hearth erroneously taken
and then take aw the	ashes	and they d aw be
the fleer than addy s	ashes	in it but it doesna