blow
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o clock f1135: uh huh | blow | again f1136: [blow] f1135: three |
seven o clock f1135: right | blow | again f1136: [inhale] [blow] f1135: |
f1136: one o clock f1135: | blow | again then f1136: [blow] f1135: |
f1136: three o clock f1135: | blow | big blow f1136: [blow] f1135: |
o clock f1135: blow big | blow | f1136: [blow] f1135: four o |
six o clock f1135: big | blow | f1136: [blow] f1135: look at |
ready f1136: right f1135: right | blow | f1136: [blow] f1135: one o |
f1136: yes picking up and | blow | [inhale] [blow] f1135: blow them |
off f1135: one more and | blow | them all away f1136: [blow] |
and blow [inhale] [blow] f1135: | blow | them and see what the |
blatter v rattle blaw v | blow | blek a black blether v |
blatter v rattle blaw v | blow | blek a black blyth a |
mad stauve stave blatter heavy | blow | jaup splash bespatter reamin owerflowing |
up the balloons f1118: okay | blow | up the balloons ah oh |
f1117: and we ve to | blow | up the balloons f1118: okay |
it hit me like a | blow | a stunning sickening blow between |
a blow a stunning sickening | blow | between the eyes that you |
when winds are cursed that | blow | from south and rattle teeth |
then there are cheers right | blow | out the candles and wish |
candles you ve got to | blow | out the candles before they |
birss bristle blattert windswept blaw | blow | blek black blether chatterbox blink |
time f1136: okay f1135: you | blow | it you ve to count |
birze v press blaw v | blow | bleirie a blurred bleize v |
tae blaw means you cannot | blow | them when the young ones |
clock right you ve to | blow | it and every time f1136: |
which way the wind would | blow | from the moment i stood |
the wind to come to | blow | herself and the landscape sky |
ve watched the the wind | blow | in the water what happens |
a snell wind beginning to | blow | off the icebergs so far |
there s no wind to | blow | the skirt up what was |
be the wind m1106: i | blow | the water f1105: okay m1106: |
it s stormy i ll | blow | the wind [blowing] f1105: okay |
claes n clothes clash n | blow | claucht v clutch cleid v |
whit a what whuff v | blow | wi prep with winnok n |
it felt as if a | blow | had struck my arm as |
succeeds in landing only one | blow | ringan rubbing his arm ow |
up when jimmy went on | blow | the whistle jimmy panted lungs |
for eight weeks of peace | blow | the whistle jimmy willed hamblin |
mum s- f1105: if you | blow | and make waves m1106: mum |
of her scented hankies to | blow | my nose she ll have |
right do you want to | blow | your nose there you go |
in the water f1105: you | blow | bubbles in the water mm |
remember the horn used to | blow | at twenty five past seven |
okay little boy blue come | blow | your horn the sheep s |
little taller i received the | blow | from tams head and i |
it would be a great | blow | to you when you received |
s [inaudible] [?]this the blow aways[/?] not gonna | blow | away f1113: what s going |
f1113: what s going to | blow | away f1114: this [inaudible] f1113: |
is a bit of a | blow | the house monitorship represented my |
ll puff and i ll | blow | your house down as children |
right beyond overload and i | blow | a fuse and fall over |
and was not supposed to | blow | out aladdin and killy lamps |
afraid it will cause a | blow | out somewhere else in my |
a wee bit harder and | blow | out the smoke the way |
to run watch as they | blow | the cobwebs out of their |
picked out an egg to | blow | to keep for my collection |
an ambassador and he ll | blow | up the place so it |
than lichtnin a daith dealin | blow | an a puir wee bit |
however it represented a shrewd | blow | against local government since then |
[laugh] f1037: so you would | blow | this enormous bubble and then |
of which were apt to | blow | down across the road in |
also gives me a sharp | blow | in my ribs with his |
really want to do is | blow | it on something unnecessary f809: |
always i am wondering what | blow | are you softening me for |
the english words were roof | blow | jail the doric equivalent would |
organist and margaret mutch would | blow | the organ bellows for her |
mummy mummy he s gonna | blow | that erm fire on you |
that on purpose sadie weel | blow | me sadie deliberately flicks ash |
shot or killed with a | blow | from a spade if the |
other hand and tries a | blow | at doll s leg steve |
that this is a devastating | blow | for the kintyre economy already |
its power tae strike a | blow | for the liberty and dignity |
man that wid be a | blow | maist grievous tae aw yer |
swap a sudden beat or | blow | scarfs shags mallies fulmers shjalder |
strike wi sik a ringing | blow | the expert had the bell |
flooding in inverclyde dealt a | blow | to the area recognises that |
yard and represents a major | blow | to the economy of the |
of the hiatus to cough | blow | their noses take snuff pass |
piece of toilet paper and | blow | it myself will she ever |
volatile stuff and liable to | blow | the cork or even burst |
has dealt the biggest body | blow | f606: yeah f1067: to the |
the winds of change will | blow | it conjugal manoeuvres conjugal manoeuvres |