winds
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| watters wi ramballiach reishle ay | winds | blatter the waves a ll |
| watters wi ramballiach reishle ay | winds | blatter the waves hurlin in |
| wundae n window wunds n | winds | wund thrawn a wind blown |
| wumman n woman wunds n | winds | wunter n winter wuzzent a |
| an gull gien sum maumie | winds | a sun makin gannets hyter |
| maw paurliament stane still january | winds | the gull parliament stone still |
| being blown off in high | winds | despite their weight but they |
| here awthegither wi the icy | winds | that blaw first ae blizzard |
| the windae rattlin wi icy | winds | that blaw on posties oot |
| the bannock o 14 whan | winds | are curst that blaw frae |
| love nae mair let cauld | winds | blaw let trees gae bare |
| get nithered when the cauld | winds | start tae blaw an oor |
| for in the past whan | winds | wid blaw an smoory wis |
| signify anither day an blustrin | winds | wi blattrin rain rattle upon |
| case through stands of wheat | winds | sheer and shift the scythe |
| the cauld whan snell north | winds | ding simmer s breeze an |
| edinburgh this weather snell east | winds | in your draughty parallelograms as |
| page 7 and read strong | winds | rain gale force winds yet |
| sea soller is protected from | winds | thanks to the mountain range |
| gaia beyond deiĆ the toad | winds | treacherously towards soller although the |
| strong winds rain gale force | winds | yet again and realise i |
| so close what wi the | winds | huvin died doon tae nowt |
| s church dance awkwardly in | winds | which whip up waves in |
| the biscuit o 14 when | winds | are cursed that blow from |
| you down to dust the | winds | of change will blow it |
| the new year the fierce | winds | and storms which begun 2005 |
| long lain hidden like desert | winds | that shift unexpectedly baring a |
| meiths an sae bringin hailsum | winds | an rain raxit braid his |
| d been in rain heavy | winds | all the rest of it |
| look m1110: no rain no | winds | f1109: nae puddles nae rain |
| to genuflect rain and the | winds | of day will wipe them |
| fishin jumpers makkit tae defeat | winds | threatin tae empty fifies o |
| her she s rade the | winds | hersel but the deil gied |
| plain enough far aff it | winds | an twists amang the braes |
| field an frae the winter | winds | there wis nothin tae shield |
| watch it chaps the oor | winds | his watch which then strikes |
| the doom to come the | winds | were love sick and the |
| wad blossom an then the | winds | o september wad blast it |
| and reared against the four | winds | like the horsemen of the |
| throw caution to the four | winds | she liked set routines breakfast |
| east neuk skiffin the fower | winds | the pool the auld ootside |
| around 7 p m and | winds | through the city working class |
| lament on the long lonely | winds | she saw a legend in |
| answer that question when she | winds | up are there any other |
| with that point when he | winds | up gordon jackson glasgow govan |
| hope that when the minister | winds | up whichever minister it is |
| so if i get fair | winds | i shall be in new |
| get the w or sw | winds | you mentioned which means temperatures |
| is useful saturday brought gurly | winds | which spun snow stinging into |
| her country scotland this place | winds | me up i want to |
| armature winder m1078: somebody who | winds | armatures well like for motors |
| the way that the burn | winds | itself round the motte like |
| spear an sword as sweet | winds | riffle owre the blackadder water |
| of living dried by the | winds | from a sullen voe hair |
| all social niceties to the | winds | with solemn bluntness did my |
| described smell in the perfumed | winds | hearing in the sound of |
| they were dancers on the | winds | of time [inaudible] it was |
| back by the same trade | winds | swirling the ocean creamy the |
| wakens to refulgent brilliance the | winds | that buffeted for over a |
| pressure system and the easterly | winds | will spread that to affect |
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