thrang
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| glimmer lowpin linns are wummlin | thrang | wi troot lowpin linns are |
| troot lowpin linns are wummlin | thrang | wi troot peat weet glaur |
| wad fin oor wee troot | thrang | nabbin nymphs an gnats an |
| sang an jyne yon intellectual | thrang | on embro s streets as |
| princess gaed ti jyne the | thrang | wi licht herts apiece but |
| seen there aa the busy | thrang | o the mercatplace fowk birlin |
| in borrowed tartan s birlin | thrang | throw the toun ower cassies |
| ye r thrang ye r | thrang | ah m in nae hurry |
| said weill gin ye r | thrang | ye r thrang ah m |
| a gret pech frae the | thrang | an syne a whein auld |
| aw born the warld wes | thrang | wi gret lizards bigger nor |
| day the princess follaed the | thrang | hingin a wee bit ahint |
| seeminlie she hae been gey | thrang | that day for thare hingin |
| warlds the nearer side is | thrang | wi sang tae thon far |
| an sang his hame wis | thrang | wi scots an the latin |
| in the bodie o the | thrang | here did the princess no |
| an the callants war owre | thrang | fechtin amang thairsells or owre |
| l git smoored amang the | thrang | lyfe wul gollop ye up |
| an beisines andra s gey | thrang | an disna lik ti be |
| o trees awbodie wis gey | thrang | ettlin tae git thair ain |
| needs keepit fock juist gey | thrang | n a m juist thinkin |
| ye the maister s gey | thrang | the nou they said weill |
| wi me ah m gey | thrang | wi this toll but ah |
| court bot thai r verra | thrang | an a feir it l |
| thai pit by gallowa aye | thrang | wi sturt an stryfe thai |
| that thousan a n thousand | thrang | a busy thrissil n thistle |
| cam hurlin richt throu the | thrang | an it landit at his |
| sae they pushed throu the | thrang | an spied i the mids |
| throu spitals ricklie as the | thrang | inby we set ti the |
| bin born the toun wis | thrang | wi junkies single quines fa |
| wan thare the war a | thrang | o fowk aw lauchin an |
| happened we haed sic a | thrang | o fowk in the houss |
| road they cam on a | thrang | o fowk staunin roun in |
| s fowk the wauks are | thrang | see the eagle s pouer |
| weill the coortyaird wes fair | thrang | wi eydent fowk the war |
| men an weemin thare aw | thrang | wi fittin oot the fowk |
| aroon the music haa war | thrang | wi fowk in festive mood |
| thought thole endure thoum thumb | thrang | crowd thrappil throat thraw throw |
| said ay they war fair | thrang | thegither natalie an miss vining |
| touns an the land bund | thrang | thegither on the cairtes as |
| spears an arrows are sae | thrang | an shairly whit the maister |
| ye but we r byordnar | thrang | the day ah dinna ken |
| ye see owre the annays | thrang | wi the snaabree ay the |
| lift reid poppies noo are | thrang | st andrew s day takks |
| fur jacob s laidder s | thrang | wi wings on guid st |
| en 1002 1060 28 ower | thrang | do 29 the crescent muin |
| ch en 1002 1060 ower | thrang | ye maunna fash man kis |
| reist the gloamin trees ir | thrang | wi craws from the chinese |
| ching ming the leevin ir | thrang | anaw haiglin thair praisents til |
| best wushes ye ir that | thrang | here ah feel awfu shy |
| the doctour wes maistlie ower | thrang | aince tho he cam ontil |
| wee bit dauner maks ye | thrang | an tho ye hae the |
| murn an greet thon ferlies | thrang | ye ll quickly meet twa |
| brekkin stride thair mither wis | thrang | as she aye wis on |
| healit them aa an unco | thrang | gaed efter him frae galilee |
| toober the tiger inti the | thrang | gaed shi jin cryin dominie |
| braes the tea pickers war | thrang | roon hatton toon they aa |
| see in througang an yett | thrang | on mount mislippen ay meeting |
| bonnie the harebell dauncin sae | thrang | wages are scarce sae mony |
| puir wife s aye sae | thrang | whaur hae ye been tae |
| but a m kin o | thrang | wi wark sae a m |
| enough bit they re sae | thrang | wi work it breeds indifference |
| forenuin an efternuin geordie wis | thrang | an awa wi hissel pickin |
| cauld noroway himsell wi mukkil | thrang | an helpit bi the siccar |
| thae days the kintriesyde wes | thrang | wi outlaws an kettrens houanever |
| an the steidin wes aye | thrang | wi packmen moutchers an gangril |
| lang spring the buss wis | thrang | wi teenie spurg an robin |
| til hir whan she wes | thrang | wi the denner an telt |
| bide there fur it s | thrang | wi the ferlies o speerit |
| an eternal flame efter the | thrang | derk alleys the stooshie o |
| here or ah m ower | thrang | ye see ah think that |
| auld wrang her thochts are | thrang | her bairn wad like tae |
| is pleasant sweltrie morn ilkane | thrang | the auld cheet steiks her |
| beaumont aye they were awfy | thrang | at hame beaumont of course |
| cumnock scouts baith hale an | thrang | an we wish them aa |
| the heidmistress an she s | thrang | aw day an ah m |
| housomever the lambin bein ae | thrang | tyme fur sheep fermers fock |
| hae got a stang as | thrang | s a beezer o a |
| while twa three minions were | thrang | at their darg in the |
| wis at furth o the | thrang | steppit the councillour in chief |
| come awa out o the | thrang | an he tuik him in |
| him an me d been | thrang | afore es an aye jock |
| the gowden an gracious are | thrang | the price that the ferryman |
| back tae edinburgh for three | thrang | weeks in every year the |
| the tyres instantlie attrakkit a | thrang | o by passers the u |
| a wheen o the heevinlie | thrang | roosin god and sayin glore |
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