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Dipper: 47 - The Fishin Committee
Author(s): Dr James A Begg
Copyright holder(s): Dr James A Begg
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Committee men o M------- Club
I dinnae tak it as a snub,
Gin ye thocht fit my name tae scrub
Frae aff yer leet;
I winna want tae fish yer dub,
- An winna greit!
Tho aft I thocht I'd like tae spen
Some gloamin oors wi Carrick men,
Fishin their loch frae en tae en,
Wi crack an smile;
Gif that's yer Carrick welcome then
- I'll bide in Kyle!
An if the reason's as I think,
Aa linkit up wi whaur ye drink,
An wha thegither glesses clink,
Drawn heid tae heid;
I dout if I cuid staun the stink
O fish "lang deid"!
I winna want tae jyne yer "clique",
Ill-gab bit folk aye mak me seik,
Juist pray yer boats ne'er spring a leak,
- An wat behinds:
May the biggest troots ye'll ever seek
Be's smaa's yer minds!
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leet/list
dub/puddle
gloamin/twilight
ill-gabbit/ill-mouthed
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