| Central - LAL |
e an Embra shotten throu wi a | lilt | frae the clachans o the Mearn |
| Doric - ABN |
n his gait, an a strynge orra | lilt | in the wey he spake. A wice, |
| Ulster - WUL |
It haes a | lilt | that's al' its ain, thit a fo |
| Southern - SEA |
the | lilt | o, “Brekkin the Widdies”, |
| Southern - SEA |
the | lilt | o, "Brekkin the Widdies", |
| Central - WCE |
-deep words, the heft and the | lilt | that A had ca’d up and chos |
| Central - EDN |
an alliteration lend tae the | lilt | . Ruth is a couthy ilka-day ta |
| Doric - MNA |
nkit his heid in time tae the | lilt | o the pipes, pawin the grun w |
| Central - LAL |
he screams o deein men an the | lilt | o a bonnie sang in a tung unk |
| Central - LAL |
Feeds the | lilt | o ma sang. |
| Central - LAL |
ireachd, ay, weill-cordit the | lilt | |
| Southern - SEC |
intil a leesome | lilt | o sibness. |
| NONE - NUL |
n fur sillerie inpit tae aise | lilt | an musick lairnin |
| Central - LAL |
wi couthie words in soothing | lilt | , |
| Ulster - EUL |
"' said he wi his saft Scotch | lilt | . "I'm not tae be eating the r |
| Doric - DOR |
or read lood oot, i | lilt | tae be mistellt; |
| Central - LAL |
cause it reflecks the tune an | lilt | o its leid. Singers may whyle |
| Doric - MNA |
the loodspikkers cam a fishin | lilt | , wi a wee bit spik frae some |
| Southern - SEA |
the wunter speugs | lilt | on frae morn til nicht. |
| Central - EDN |
n the nemm wi a bonie sindert | lilt | . "Ye maun be lanerlie no link |
| Ulster - PUL |
A had a notion A cud quarely | lilt | a sang, Til A heerd masel, iz |