Ulster - BUL | Ooty | sicht | |
Ulster - BUL | Ooty | sicht, tae dra awa | |
Central - GLA | e only yin that goat any guid | ooty | the chinge: an Alice wis much |
Central - GLA | s, siesta time, nippin in and | ooty | |
Central - GLA | et afore, or a watch tae take | ooty | it, an she wis that nosy she |
Ulster - BUL | Tak me | ooty | here, |
Central - WCE | wi it? Are yous takkin a rise | ooty | me?' His coupon wis turnin gr |
Ulster - BUL | h doot thaim weans wud eat ye | ooty | hoose an hame!" |
Central - GLA | didnae even hink it that much | ooty | the run ae hings tae hear the |
Central - LAL | e me that it wis OK tae steal | ooty | shops cos they made such big |
Ulster - BUL | On, rowlin easy an | ooty | sicht, inty |
Ulster - BUL | he allooed the mair they taen | ooty | it. |
Central - WCE | pointy pikey tackets stickin | ooty | it. They've been haimert in f |
Central - WCE | CDs o bands ah've syne grown | ooty | , Accies shirts o bygaun days. |
Ulster - BUL | An drum far | ooty | gappin sicht. |
Central - GLA | 'Let's get | ooty | here, Da.' Ah startit tae pus |
Central - GLA | the wey ae expectin nuhin bit | ooty | -thewey things tae happen, it |
Ulster - BUL | fiel tae the watterin bay cut | ooty | the broo behin Bab’s hoose |
Ulster - BUL | ry graveyaird and naw a myowt | ooty | him, but yit wae a' the tellu |