| Central - LAL |
| Clawin | throuch this labyrinth o grie |
| Central - SEC |
insteid o eatin their cereal, | clawin | at each ither's thrapples wi |
| Central - SEC |
being Tuggs, the faimily cat, | clawin | at the door. Wae Ailsa’s ev |
| Central - EDN |
liklie be a cause o a bit pow- | clawin | thare tae. The uise o auld wa |
| Central - EDN |
eid an his airms a richt guid | clawin | . His claes felt lik thay were |
| Central - SEC |
But efter aw that scrapin and | clawin | , the fingernail ae her index |
| Ulster - EUL |
windae an stapt. The sound o | clawin | . It was a cat. That was it. T |
| Doric - MNA |
fin she’d heard her neebour | clawin | at the doors and shutters hid |
| Central - LAL |
but a sma nummer haes left us | clawin | oor heids tae this day. Here |
| Central - GLA |
e face wae the beast that’s | clawin | the door – the only thing s |