| Southern - SEA |
| ense | : nae matter whae thay happint |
| Southern - SEA |
order Lallans Tung, tae buit. | Ense | the hail o oor auld “Border |
| Doric - DOR |
dee aat," said the Keing, "or | ense | he'd hae wan here first. Fous |
| Doric - DOR |
n ahint trees-an doun lums-or | ense | ye cwidna hae kent aat!" |
| Central - SEC |
nts tae pit my niv in’t. Or | ense | no, Faither, I ken. Whaur dis |
| Doric - DOR |
at aabody or | ense | Black Douglas follaein his he |
| Central - WCE |
in the burgh, an wi naewhaur | ense | tae gan, the reackoning o his |
| Central - WCE |
h’ll dae ma eatin somewhaur | ense | .” |
| Central - WCE |
could manage better somewhaur | ense | , ah widna stint ye.” |
| Central - EDN |
uist as weill bade oniewhaurs | ense | in this mukkil warld, it aras |
| Southern - SEA |
ochts | ense | . (black aa owre, hat an shuin |
| Southern - SEA |
ma hamelt langage than ochts | ense | , kis eet’s i ma bluid/genes |
| Southern - SEA |
some fock, thit spoke nochts | ense | bot Border Lallans i thair |
| Central - GLA |
Sets aff, awa. Whit | ense | is left tae say. |
| Central - LAL |
tert dreams, an God kens whit | ense | . A record brakin bleester sae |