Ulster - SYN | tha | irth | , tha fowk o aa tha nations wu |
Ulster - EUL | Tha | irth | untae tha Loard belangs, An a |
Ulster - SYN | in roon for Jesus tae lea tha | irth | , he set hïssel tae gang up t |
Ulster - SYN | t ïs God's throne; or bi tha | irth | , fer ït ïs hïs fit-creepie |
Ulster - SYN | fin oniebodie wi faith on tha | irth | ?" |
Ulster - SYN | Yous ir tha saut o tha | irth | . But ïf tha saut loasses ït |
Ulster - SYN | le, fer the' wull inherit tha | irth | . |
Central - GLA | day an night! See, right, the | irth | takes twenty-fower oors tae t |
Central - GLA | gittin tae the centre ae the | irth | , near enough. Lit me hink: th |
Central - SWE | tae hear it at the enns o the | irth | |
Ulster - SYN | : "Faither, Loard o Haiven an | Irth | , A'm gled that ye hae kep the |
Ulster - SYN | trang an steadie as haiven an | irth | thegither. |
Central - SEC | it tae the flair. “Whit oan | irth | ’s the maitter....?” |
Central - GLA | , never wance thinkin how oan | irth | she wis meant tae git back oo |
Ulster - SYN | ist heich haiven, an peace on | irth | tae aa fowk that plaises hïm |
Ulster - SYN | pooer tae forgie sins here on | irth | ..." - he then saed tae tha p |
Ulster - SYN | icht tae forgie sïns here on | irth | ." |
Ulster - SYN | A'm cum tae kïnnle a fire on | irth | , an A wush ït wus aareadie l |
Ulster - EUL | Aa fowk on | irth | wull o tha Loard Hae mine, fr |
Ulster - SYN | d up fer yersels treysures on | irth | , whar moths an roost desthroy |
Central - LAL | Tae onybody on this | irth | , |