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ck tae ma guid-mither, whit a | weiy | tae cry that auld de'il tho', |
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n easy tred, it's a geiy hard | weiy | tae mak a livin' tho' a man h |
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er fortune'. It's a geiy hard | weiy | o' life that, they say the mo |
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ae spik daft aboot 'love' the | weiy | the posh yins dae, bit Ah'm g |
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ars it wis richt comical, the | weiy | some oO' the richt auld ains |
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them they must hae worms, the | weiy | their stamachs are aye empty, |
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awbody's guid nim. That's the | weiy | they gan on, Ah kin because A |
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like ye meant it. That's the | weiy | ye git yersell intae bother, |
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auld fishermen say that's the | weiy | naebidy gan tae the sea shud |
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. She even hid a thraw at the | weiy | Ah made the beds. Ye see they |
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bluid, bit there must be some | weiy | tae mak it safer fur the men, |
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air, an' he waggles awa thone | weiy | wi' his stick. Then he lets o |
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an' he jist looks it me thone | weiy | . Ye see ye micht feel the wun |
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ark ye, it kin wark the ither | weiy | as weel, Ah've seen me sittin |
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e look at things in the richt | weiy | ye'd maybe fund that it aw ma |
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'Whit | weiy | ,' Ah says straicht oot tae he |