Central - GLA | streetlight drew back fae the | railins | an there wiz jist this black |
Central - GLA | stoats oot an skites aff the | railins | oan either side ay the path l |
Central - LAL | y stuck a haun oot atween the | railins | an slapped Tam's jaws rapidly |
Doric - ABN | in masel up wi the help o the | railins | . A doot A'm nae sae swack as |
Central - SEC | danger ae gaun clear ower the | railins | and intae the park ahint. |
Central - GLA | , haudin him back against the | railins | . He’s no fur gien up though |
Central - SEC | d up hittin wan ae they spike | railins | . It wis defo travellin oan th |
Central - SEC | is staunin in front ae these | railins | and we’d marked oot his goa |
Central - SEC | €™s surroondit by these black | railins | . Thur auld, really auld. Ye c |
Doric - ABN | the front door staps an blaik | railins | afore aat. Weel, aat's faar a |
Central - DUN | ye cin see 'mort-safes', iron | railins | pit ower grave slabs tae deny |
Doric - MNA | leenin ower the wrought-iron | railins | . "Fit're you lookin so happy |
Central - SEC | oon pavillion, the black iron | railins | blurrin as ah run. And there |
Central - SEC | a dyke that's tapped wi airn | railins | |
Doric - NNB | Behint the grid o | railins | , within the waas, |
Central - LAL | ar climbin; up lamposts, ower | railins | . We skippit wi ropes, playit |
Central - SWE | We're still wi'oot oor | railins | , ever sin the war. |
Central - WCE | Gleamin fences, rusty | railins | , |
Central - SEC | every wan ae these auld rusty | railins | is tapped wae a nasty-lookin |