singing
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| stood let me hear you | singing | m1106 : twinkle twinkle f1105: aye |
| f1105: let me hear you | singing | m1106: twinkle twinkle little star |
| [?]i ken that you do[/?] f1102: no i m | singing | a different song [inaudible] [singing] |
| f1105: [exhale] fitt was you | singing | at playgroup today m1106: [singing] |
| [singing] [singing] f1113: are you | singing | away f1114: [singing] f1113: that |
| singing f1114: [singing] i was | singing | [?]dire[/?] f1113: you were singing |
| [singing] [singing] f1113: are you | singing | f1114: [inaudible] f1113: mm are |
| there you go are you | singing | f1114: [singing] i was singing |
| f1114: [singing] f1113: are you | singing | f1114: [singing] [singing] f1113: are |
| m1098: [singing] f1097: are you | singing | m1098: [singing] f1097: oh you |
| [exhale] f1113: the dog s | singing | and the cat s singing |
| singing were good since the | singing | and the synopsis were in |
| singing and the cat s | singing | are they oh what s |
| the doggy singing the cat | singing | [exhale] f1113: the dog s |
| singing f1104: mum fitt you | singing | f1103: i dinna ken fitt |
| you singing f1104: i was | singing | f1103: where does that bit |
| dinna ken fitt re you | singing | f1104: i was singing f1103: |
| [humming] [humming] f1103: [humming] you | singing | f1104: mum fitt you singing |
| f1114: it s the doggy | singing | the cat singing [exhale] f1113: |
| impressive and the music and | singing | were good since the singing |
| singing [?]dire[/?] f1113: you were | singing | what f1114: [?]dire[/?] d-d- [inhale] |
| bit go f1104: i was | singing | erm the [inaudible] [humming] f1103: |
| then fitt songs was you | singing | at playgroup the day f1102: |
| sing a song was you | singing | at playgroup the day [laugh] |
| i m saying was you | singing | at playgroup the day m1098: |
| right what songs was you | singing | today at playgroup then m1106: |
| m1096: no f1095: hear you | singing | aa your songs it s |
| mm f1141: so was you | singing | any songs the day no |
| up the road 18 thursday | singing | french marching songs in line |
| accordianists in red suede shoes | singing | incomprehensible songs on the boardwalk |
| lad born in kyle learning | singing | one or two songs e |
| or something f812: busted are | singing | songs about it so f813: |
| i think miss [censored: surname] likes | singing | songs f1118: i think she |
| f1095: fitt songs was you | singing | the day m1096: a je- |
| in 1908 could remember hearing | singing | coming from it when she |
| music i like hearing you | singing | in the car f1102: fitt |
| inspired by hearing a blackbird | singing | it s hert oot in |
| stars and hearing a high | singing | note this is it this |
| stotting a ball cleverly and | singing | a stotting song watched by |
| me fitt song you were | singing | and i ll tell you |
| vernacular tradition in their ballad | singing | and song composition although society |
| was that song you were | singing | to mum the day f1114: |
| f1142: no f1141: heard you | singing | canna mind the name o |
| aye f1141: i heard you | singing | f1142: farr at f1141: at |
| ken fitt i heard you | singing | f1142: uh huh f1141: you |
| ken fitt i heard you | singing | ken fitt i heard you |
| your mouth fitt was you | singing | m1098: happy birthday to you |
| fitt other ain was you | singing | the day f1102: you'v- nae |
| music was playing he was | singing | along to it you know |
| ur beatha which showcased gaelic | singing | and traditional music f606: mm |
| music anna gordon s own | singing | became transposed to printed text |
| hot at night guitars and | singing | can be heard for hours |
| [child noise] f1109: i heard you | singing | can you sing it to |
| know i ve heard people | singing | in this dialect f746: mmhm |
| slowly goes to his room | singing | is heard offstage a nurse |
| ve heard 50 fisher quines | singing | that at the taps o |
| have never heard the birds | singing | the british deaf association has |
| they must have heard you | singing | they ve jumped right out |
| mr froggie f1105: was you | singing | that mr piggy [inaudible] oh |
| da da f1113: are you | singing | f1114: yes i need to |
| s doin f1113: is he | singing | look at this one here |
| [inaudible] f1113: oh she s | singing | now is she playing her |
| [inaudible] f1113: mm are you | singing | to mum good girl are |
| ding ding ding i m | singing | that ain aboot fimble f1103: |
| doing the po- i m | singing | the pony ain noo f1103: |
| the staff were not all | singing | dancing and happy with life |
| happy christmas day is he | singing | that f1107: aw [clapping] i |
| who had been learning and | singing | duncan gray coming to me |
| long as it s with | singing | or learning to play the |
| now and the congregation s | singing | jesus remember me when i |
| concert molly cushnie can remember | singing | molly s tired of washing |
| you if they remember you | singing | that last one cause last |
| you can almost hear them | singing | too but their s is |
| it s a log a | singing | log though i ve never |
| to the dormitory talking and | singing | though she sleeps and sitting |
| changing scenery completely dwarfed the | singing | which was good though opposite |
| at 3 a rare service | singing | by the boys very good |
| itsel tuik wing an soared | singing | event it s good to |
| would have lift sky sheerlin | singing | göd good alick alike waa |
| to aberdour for midnight good | singing | monday 25 car dripping with |
| mary had mentioned elena s | singing | in her last letter the |
| was it that you was | singing | the last time wi this |
| cannot leave this evening without | singing | the last verse of for |
| words from the women s | singing | and eventually printed them this |
| edinburghisitno yeah see the castle | singing | da words as he faas |
| the words the thoughts all | singing | themselves by that there is |
| home knitted affair with carol | singing | and an extremely enjoyable reading |
| his home made feta ravioli | singing | in a painful falsetto a |
| f1112: home f1111: you start | singing | it- f1112: doesn t cost |
| to f- follow the ehm | singing | the norseman s home was |
| forward towards the other line | singing | the first line of the |
| which was still sore and | singing | away without any let up |
| christmas time and i loved | singing | at the christmas you know |
| a baby f1117: you like | singing | don t you f1118: yeah |
| gaia if you like maria | singing | in the port s old |
| which you s- you start | singing | m1106 : the bow and arrow |
| [censored: forename] s it s my | singing | phone f1089: you goin tae |
| janet little and the ballad | singing | of anna gordon pagan s |
| n roll three old men | singing | sweet little sixteen none of |
| we ll give them a | singing | lesson f1112: mm they re |
| oh was there much kinda | singing | an things as well or |
| was young went to a | singing | class in mintlaw that somebody |
| from maurice thorez alla was | singing | the star of the show |
| spoons were common instruments and | singing | was also frequent on the |
| a tape o frank sinatra | singing | i did it my way |
| recreated her ballads at each | singing | in the traditional way as |
| traditional way as opposed to | singing | them from a fixed and |
| she walks to the bridge | singing | lori sings when ah wis |
| aye when f1107: is he | singing | m1108: when a snowman a |
| a blind ear only when | singing | occurs the deputy presiding officer |
| s like when aabody s | singing | their herts oot weel it |
| the rock groups that are | singing | about iraq of the big |
| tweet tweet the birds are | singing | louder now look perhaps they |
| smell o fish all are | singing | lustily and cheerfully all plot |
| night and playing games and | singing | at midnight gorbachev came on |
| already i think thon s | singing | boyter at the garden door |
| sel would have been better | singing | dumb archie thought at half |
| some more miles the brazilians | singing | merrily till we stopped at |
| boyter at the garden door | singing | och that s just the |
| s arm walks with her | singing | bold and strong she goes |
| its branches by cool siloam | singing | inside her head and she |
| sea endings she put a | singing | seal in loch na boune |
| and we actually got them | singing | skyscraper wean in vaguely west |
| all the places where the | singing | is i have been studying |
| dyke all fell silent the | singing | shepherdess who stood amply in |
| been visited by tam reid | singing | bothy ballads and reciting scots |
| in anna gordon s ballad | singing | has been challenged by other |
| been drinking and jennifer warnes | singing | leonard cohen s famous blue |
| group appeared to be mainly | singing | as led by mrs gray |
| affected by that dunt the | singing | note comes and goes too |
| valla yeitie inspired by the | singing | of nichole robertson 12 11 |
| to make folk well by | singing | they can soon dispel despondency |
| musicians accompany the animals cheering | singing | and dancing s teller 3 |
| an open window someone s | singing | evening will cover the sight |
| masha puts on her hat | singing | whaur ye gaun til masha |
| would work together for drill | singing | and bible sometimes one class |
| group up on the table | singing | and one guy did a |
| the christian or the one | singing | the metal and er f718: |
| became tradition bearers in their | singing | of these ballads or in |
| rockholes after a storm stopped | singing | and approached salvador with a |
| it out neil marches in | singing | and carrying a small iced |
| packed church listening to distant | singing | and incantations peering through the |
| miss paterson is interested in | singing | and is an eminent member |
| every success in his future | singing | and songwriting career s1m 3737 |
| the distant sound of agitated | singing | and throb throb throbbing drums |
| that the great written and | singing | culture that exists in scotland |
| the barrack door vera lynn | singing | lili marlene and bluebirds over |
| had taken down from the | singing | of a rev clunzie and |
| making some mistake and is | singing | so loudly that our chorister |
| the cornet and les watt | singing | with the big kilmarnock bonnet |
| and agnes raise cain banging | singing | yodelling sadie enters sadie here |
| just meaning wheesht they re | singing | again boyter that ll be |
| the street lamp than ever | singing | as they whirled p 90 |
| lik a like liltin v | singing | linn n waterfall lippen v |
| throaty murmur nothing like the | singing | voice the world knows so |
| baritone who led the unaccompanied | singing | in the family church in |
| on the brave sailor boy | singing | games i sent a letter |
| the description of the birds | singing | as shouting has the effect |
| quarters short stories 2000 the | singing | bird poems 1998 the bonsai |
| sunday school children in the | singing | of praise the reading of |
| vizzy the lift gowpin larks | singing | two children study the sky |
| timber tuned tone deaf in | singing | tit tuft bunch tool towel |
| doesn t include a wonderful | singing | dove doesn t include a |
| supper haggis etc might involve | singing | reciting dramatizing working for burns |
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