Central - SEC | brigs | dimoleished, an the war nae l | |
Ulster - PUL | Brigs | in tha air | |
Central - SEC | rebels is shuttin doon roads, | brigs | , oaffices aw ower the warld, |
Central - LAL | wuids that kent nae craiturs. | Brigs | ower tuimness and yon muckle, |
Central - LAL | ggin o the Forth and Tay Road | Brigs | : 'Efter a storm there wid be |
Central - GLA | The | brigs | are twinty-fower the nicht, a |
Central - NEC | cross for maist o us. Aa the | brigs | haed been dinged doun tae sta |
Central - SEC | nes aince birled ower michtie | brigs | , ti jyne aw the ceities o the |
Ulster - EUL | oats trip-trappin ower wuiden | brigs | when Harry an Gary are at the |
Central - EDN | he airn Borders - the broken | brigs | , the blockit passes, the mile |
Central - SEC | diversity. They're gey aften | brigs | atween different cultures an |
Central - EDN | Biggin | Brigs | - Minority Languages Athort |
Central - EDN | n they were sleepin oot unner | brigs | , whan Rongye wis juist a bair |
Central - WCE | ll had lang syne burnt aw his | brigs | in the burgh, an wi naewhaur |
Central - LAL | at cried its kirks kirks, its | brigs | brigs, an its braes braes, ev |
Central - LAL | op on the muckle weygate that | brigs | Detroit wi the |
Central - SWE | er bits, heid aulder tae, new | brigs | here noo owre whaur ma bits y |