tellin
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| ah dinna think ye ir | tellin | me the truith ay ah |
| hame faither thorfinn ir ye | tellin | the truith gunlöd is silent |
| whuther she wes mebbe no | tellin | the truith knicht she wes |
| the truith knicht she wes | tellin | the truith richt aneuch moula |
| l suin ken ah m | tellin | ye the truith aweill the |
| deeply ha ah ah m | tellin | a lee ah think ah |
| wes aw na ah m | tellin | a lee he left me |
| mynd he micht hae been | tellin | a lee he said the |
| neist tyme ye think o | tellin | a lee ye l bring |
| bein wild is my een | tellin | me a lee or twa |
| ma back eilidh ah m | tellin | nae lee malcolm aweill we |
| the pynt this is for | tellin | the tea wyfe a lee |
| hae putten hir up ti | tellin | this lee naither o thaim |
| aa that rubbish i m | tellin | ye a lee we hae |
| is he wadna tak a | tellin | frae me an this mishanter |
| da at wadna tak a | tellin | frae us hes affrontit yir |
| ye mauna bladd it bi | tellin | her she wadna let ye |
| speirit him ye wadna be | tellin | lees nou but the callant |
| contessa silence robby she s | tellin | lees tellin stories dis it |
| tae be ootdane in the | tellin | o stories meg ramsay cappit |
| as the salesman sat ther | tellin | stories aboot foo much he |
| robby she s tellin lees | tellin | stories dis it aw the |
| bad as tess you ur | tellin | stories suppose wiv aw been |
| ane stories cheenge in the | tellin | ye ken onywye there wis |
| burstin out greetin juist efter | tellin | his wife to lat slepen |
| masell but lat you be | tellin | me morag rising to her |
| ken but lat you be | tellin | me puddok ye maun mairrie |
| masell but lat you be | tellin | me the yungest princess smyled |
| ken but lat you be | tellin | me ye maun mairrie me |
| fit story is the picture | tellin | aunt the parable o the |
| where it aw stertit story | tellin | like pause the auld maistir |
| wait a minute i m | tellin | the story and came hame |
| wait a minute i m | tellin | the story m608: eighty seven |
| [censored: forename] sh m941: [censored: forename] s | tellin | us a story m939: awright |
| [inaudible] f1054: if you were | tellin | your friends a story about |
| a kinna stop sign an | tellin | awbodie no tae rin or |
| for a sign or twa | tellin | him far tae gang jonsar |
| o kilmamock fowk the sign | tellin | us we war throwe kilmarnock |
| dee but a dinna mynd | tellin | ye it aye gies me |
| dae ye no mynd me | tellin | ye that that tree aye |
| his pals didnae need anither | tellin | an the sand wis fleein |
| she didnae want onie saicont | tellin | it wesnae lang or she |
| [laugh] m642: i didnae f643: | tellin | me m642: what i i |
| clappit a haud o him | tellin | him caum yirsel brither ye |
| haud the mid haist day | tellin | owre auld tales an new |
| shuid see thaim a m | tellin | ye wullie monktonha cannae haud |
| i was meant to be | tellin | ma mate i m comin |
| whit wis comin ye re | tellin | me said hughie aa we |
| s this comin in an | tellin | us fit tae dee then |
| gin ower the day afore | tellin | him he micht hae tae |
| maister rintoul is juist duin | tellin | me that gin ah micht |
| yeir hoond the r nae | tellin | whit yeir dochter micht dae |
| faither they are gaun aboot | tellin | daftlyke yairns til awbodie wul |
| past me an spencer wur | tellin | evrubdy aboot yon night we |
| a wee bit o information | tellin | fowk a a aboot doocots |
| the health advisor launched intae | tellin | him aboot adherence which wis |
| lost missus chatterbox wis noo | tellin | jonsar a a aboot her |
| it weeks ago she was | tellin | me a aboot it gladys |
| dottled ye ve just been | tellin | me aboot mary dyin bessie |
| the office a contractor wes | tellin | me aboot sum business men |
| cup o tay an wis | tellin | the wee wifie aboot greedy |
| the past reachin oot an | tellin | them aboot it m939: [inaudible] |
| inclosit inower [censored: forename] [censored: surname] wis | tellin | us aboot ye speirin efter |
| an this nicht i m | tellin | ye aboot badger kent there |
| jist see fit i m | tellin | ye aboot bit ye jist |
| f643: the old well m642: | tellin | ye aboot m608: oh aye |
| body was talkin tae ye | tellin | ye aboot yersel though ye |
| [laugh] but i m no | tellin | you aboot it [laugh] it |
| ye l no tak a | tellin | ah dinna want ti be |
| mistress at the fairm wis | tellin | feel willie tae tak a |
| and he wad tak nae | tellin | in the first statistical account |
| oniethin but his een wis | tellin | him bi the wey the |
| there wis nae wey o | tellin | that doun at port ellen |
| there wis nae wey o | tellin | whit the lads were daein |
| baklins i dout tammas wes | tellin | m at ruth an mirren |
| wes here an he wes | tellin | me he s lost yin |
| lyke ti hear she wes | tellin | me that she an moula |
| this same trout that keepit | tellin | the queen that she wes |
| girdil he kent she wes | tellin | the truiith eftir that thay |
| hir he feinisht up bi | tellin | hir he haed a wab |
| the biggest o his treisurs | tellin | hir ti fesh ben the |
| the chaumers in the houss | tellin | hir ti gang whaur she |
| haird hebetrot caw hir this | tellin | hir ti hoy on an |
| wi whit ah ve been | tellin | ye oniewey it s hir |
| buik lost nae time in | tellin | minnie as she suppit her |
| yeah [laugh] f1054: somebody was | tellin | me this afternoon in grangemouth |
| you re f1054: somebody was | tellin | me this mornin somethin about |
| one is if ye re | tellin | somebody about what happened in |
| chasin efter ye i was | tellin | mary up at the ferm |
| oot suin aneuch athout me | tellin | him ah wesna gaun ti |
| thing he gart me say | tellin | him ti cry me yeir |
| could see on he went | tellin | me a lot of sanctimonious |
| pointin but you re nae | tellin | me fitt it is m1090: |
| to the scottish national dictionary | tellin | me m741: mmhm m605: and |
| haein her coming in and | tellin | me my hoose is dirty |
| as weill mind ye are | tellin | me naethin i dinna ken |
| the river an he wis | tellin | me o the bother they |
| substitute aye john swinton was | tellin | me there s a perth |
| come havers ye re no | tellin | me there s hills sae |
| curse on yeir tongue for | tellin | me this the kerlin deils |
| her f010: [laugh] she keeps | tellin | me to take one every |
| the early forties my granda | tellin | me who someone was an |
| think as well they were | tellin | me yesterday interestin f1006: [laugh] |
| school but mr mcvicar was | tellin | my mother she told me |
| it s sick i m | tellin | ye an look at me |
| mebbe never forgie me for | tellin | ye this macduff ay ay |
| is the one i m | tellin | you about f643: right m642: |
| couple of old irish guys | tellin | you porkies [laugh] m642: they |
| fourteen sixteen i m nae | tellin | [censored: forename] you havena got this |
| do read i m no | tellin | everybody else what i do |
| noo jean an i keep | tellin | them i m the convener |
| a scotvec f638: i m | tellin | ye f640: [laugh] f638: i |
| could kiss them i m | tellin | ye huh yes m815: i |
| aye ther is ah m | tellin | ye it s a baker |
| bairn he bullert a m | tellin | ye the god s honest |
| in at aw ah m | tellin | ye this as a frein |
| touch [censored: forename] i m nae | tellin | you again f1142: mum dinner |
| boat [laugh] f835: i m | tellin | you i ve got phobias |
| ah canna but ah m | tellin | you ti pray thirlman ah |
| yer surely nae thinkin o | tellin | him na na that s |
| the mou o the gap | tellin | fowk nae tae sclimm the |
| fit ither fowk hiv been | tellin | s charles allan montrose wis |
| the wutch needle ah keep | tellin | ye but ye l no |
| appearin some thirty seconds later | tellin | a body at s nae |
| facin a body in the | tellin | o t as roch a |
| pulled their father s leg | tellin | im that wis jist fit |
| her hands on her hips | tellin | meg an jonsar fit tae |
| ye think we should be | tellin | either such intimate things this |
| s no so i was | tellin | the bairns f643: cause his |
| spak o a need nae | tellin | for a ll uise steel |
| been the threipin an the | tellin | o bygane paips nae man |
| the stair ah keep on | tellin | thaim ti cum up here |
| the middle o the policies | tellin | jane that she cood keep |
| a son an his ma | tellin | him it wis a sin |
| first it wis the union | tellin | the men tae pack it |
| brian duguid didna wint him | tellin | aabody the ins an oots |
| flew by i fand masel | tellin | him foo i wintit tae |
| ma mither niver weariet o | tellin | us a rale gentleman fairmer |
| us he confirmed this by | tellin | us hou he had been |
| m942: no cause i was | tellin | [censored: forename] what dicky meant the |
| neebur weifs noo tent ma | tellin | hwun dhu boanay fush yee |
| wittins mirren wareit twa days | tellin | lukkie nisbet ivverie parteiklaritie o |
| still commands dis naething athoot | tellin | aw lealtie an luve haes |
| her mu- she was like | tellin | her mum she was stayin |
| an then mine she kept | tellin | you you d be a |
| you a leg as weel | tellin | abody his tale o woe |
| o the worsit an the | tellin | o the tale bit the |
| weariet o singin sangs an | tellin | tales twis as naitral tae |
| at the hinmaist time o | tellin | tracy mowat haundit kate the |
| days then a hears her | tellin | them a fell oota bed |
| the loons on the back | tellin | them they war fair the |
| the boys if i was | tellin | them to get dressed [inhale] |
| was shoutin at them all | tellin | them to move get out |
| re brocht up tae think | tellin | the truth ll work but |
| an tuik great delicht in | tellin | the precentor is this richt |
| in fact he was aye | tellin | folk that your mither had |
| once i ll no be | tellin | oney lies gordon enters with |
| the crowner s propones wiout | tellin | hiz guidwyfe an grant brecham |
| well i i d be | tellin | a lie if i was |
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