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licht the bonfires let them | burn | burn burn x3 far the |
licht the bonfires let them | burn | burn burn x3 wee neep |
the bonfires let them burn | burn | burn x3 far the thames |
the bonfires let them burn | burn | burn x3 wee neep it |
bonfires let them burn burn | burn | x3 far the thames etc |
bonfires let them burn burn | burn | x3 wee neep it s |
the peth doun the sauchtrie | burn | an gaed ti kittilskart ti |
be shair its a sauchtrie | burn | an rins doun by the |
the en o the sauchtrie | burn | bein the saicont buik o |
the craig inti the sauchtrie | burn | bot we didna an tuik |
panzer cheptir echt the sauchtrie | burn | suin the blak weit ondang |
cowpit thaim i the sauchtrie | burn | the fowk skartit thair pows |
gaed ti finnd the sauchtrie | burn | the skeillie reiver crap alang |
croft to bridge the messan | burn | alongside the old road bridge |
the railway bridge over messan | burn | alongside the old turnpike road |
cit but the name messan | burn | applies to the watercourse only |
the banks of the messan | burn | between the a77 and the |
the valley of the messan | burn | east and south of the |
industrial power for the messan | burn | flows strongly to this day |
reign long by the messan | burn | in 1723 they disposed of |
the slopes of the messan | burn | is no less tempting than |
water power from the messan | burn | which combined the waters of |
s little ken like a | burn | a burnie or a or |
aye a burnie burnie f1054: | burn | burnie m1042: it s a |
smaller than a river f1040: | burn | m1042: burn or a burnie |
a river f1040: burn m1042: | burn | or a burnie f1041: a |
m999: mmhm f1001: so a | burn | or a burnie m999: ye |
burnie m1042: it s a | burn | or it s a burnie |
than a river f1023: a | burn | a burn yes f1025: burn |
the burn f1144: yeah the | burn | as well [laugh] f1054: that |
a burn m1020: burn m1019: | burn | burn m1021: burn yes f1054: |
d say a burn f1023: | burn | definitely around this area i |
than a river m1022: a | burn | f1018: a burn m1020: burn |
but i d say a | burn | f1023: burn definitely around this |
f1026: yes f1027: burn yes | burn | f1024: burn stream ditch f1026: |
f1024: burn stream ditch f1026: | burn | f1024: stream or a ditch |
burn a burn yes f1025: | burn | f1026: yes f1027: burn yes |
m1146: mm yeah only the | burn | f1143: the burn f1144: yeah |
only the burn f1143: the | burn | f1144: yeah the burn as |
burn m1042: it s a | burn | if it s a narrow |
aye f1001: i ve written | burn | m1002: burns burn would be |
than a river f1011: a | burn | m1010: just a burn m1013: |
a burn m1010: just a | burn | m1013: a trickle m1012: a |
what we call it m1017: | burn | m1015: a burn or a |
burn f1018: a burn m1020: | burn | m1019: burn burn m1021: burn |
m1022: a burn f1018: a | burn | m1020: burn m1019: burn burn |
burn m1020: burn m1019: burn | burn | m1021: burn yes f1054: all |
s a wide ane f1043: | burn | m1042: it s a burn |
i just use the one | burn | m1055: burn you wouldn t |
it m1017: burn m1015: a | burn | or a stream a stream |
burn side an ben e | burn | passin e wider bit faar |
doon e slope till e | burn | side an ben e burn |
f1027: burn yes burn f1024: | burn | stream ditch f1026: burn f1024: |
we hae oor coracles bobbin | burn | tae burn they cairry daith |
oor coracles bobbin burn tae | burn | they cairry daith frae clan |
ower the burn where the | burn | went away ower the [inaudible] |
on that m642: ower the | burn | where the burn went away |
ve written burn m1002: burns | burn | would be fit ye d |
f1025: burn f1026: yes f1027: | burn | yes burn f1024: burn stream |
river f1023: a burn a | burn | yes f1025: burn f1026: yes |
burn m1019: burn burn m1021: | burn | yes f1054: all agreed on |
use the one burn m1055: | burn | you wouldn t use a |
a stream s a small | burn | as well ye see it |
than a river f1009: stream | burn | erm are the the two |
stream m1007: no m1008: yes | burn | i ve got and stream |
f1006: a stream or a | burn | m1004: that s the two |
n books burd n bird | burn | n stream buss n bush |
i would use stream or | burn | yeah f1054: well you re |
you say stream we say | burn | you say lake we say |
road brig owre the camp | burn | better kent is the booglie |
better kent is the booglie | burn | brig ir the avidence o |
brig staunin humfy ower a | burn | wi his twa een bleezin |
mynes ah rin for the | burn | win ower the brig an |
brig o dee they ll | burn | yer kirk aroon yer lugs |
brig o dee they ll | burn | yer kirk aroon yer lugs |
skill on river loch an | burn | but oor wull s made |
ve j- i ve got | burn | m1014: smaller than a river |
a river yes yes a | burn | that s what we call |
every morning to the beoch | burn | bridge the instructions were followed |
its crossing of the beoch | burn | by a simple girder bridge |
done on path bridge over | burn | down we are repaid for |
hump back bridge over the | burn | m608: mmhm m642: to carry |
beach and crossed the beoch | burn | on a small girder bridge |
girder bridge over the leffnoll | burn | only a short walk from |
two miles to the beoch | burn | road bridge lochryan house surrendered |
road bridge over the leffnoll | burn | the station consisted of a |
sort of get into the | burn | and then with your fingers |
dinna touch cause you ll | burn | your eh fingers this is |
i dinna want you to | burn | your fingers do we m1108: |
m1098: mmhm f1097: mmhm m1098: | burn | your fingers f1097: i d |
m1098: aye f1097: you ll | burn | your fingers m1098: mmhm f1097: |
hot and you ll maybe | burn | your fingers put that bit |
we call that a chinese | burn | f963: uh huh f965: but |
t know what a chinese | burn | is f963: [laugh] m964: tell |
f965: give him a chinese | burn | [laugh] f963: no i m |
huh chinese burns m964: chinese | burn | sounds pretty special to me |
how to do a chinese | burn | would you like one m964: |
this area i think f1024: | burn | yeah f1054: tell me about |
toilets went in to the | burn | yeah f1026: oh serious f1027: |
mmhm f1027: there s scone | burn | for a start trout that |
me gaed doun tae the | burn | ae bottle atween us we |
in the middil o the | burn | an babbit up an doun |
bydes up whyle the lamps | burn | doun an gaes oot ti |
sen we ir gaun ti | burn | doun yeir houss thorfinn is |
jauntily syne doun across the | burn | he ll flee frae stane |
bell threips awa a hieland | burn | kelters doun frae a touerin |
d nane syne doun the | burn | on a simmer morn we |
watt gaed doun tae the | burn | side tae gie yid ae |
is the royal anenst dirthope | burn | wheech rins doun intil the |
gress doun anenst the girnwood | burn | yonner watt kent thit yid |
eastern ben bi the hill | burn | a haar hings swithers a |
o an in sicht o | burn | s ain but an ben |
ben ledrach far the ledrach | burn | teemed itsel inno the loch |
stooshie rages ben braemar like | burn | that s big wi spate |
ben balquidder tapsalteerie doon the | burn | the craikin craa an the |
mean you ve got prime | burn | country here beautiful f1023: yes |
of his life in scone | burn | f1025: aye f1023: an he |
in e bank o e | burn | at e bog side ere |
the tither side o the | burn | frae the hous thar wis |
bree minnie teetit at the | burn | ower the side o the |
ere an a gweed gaan | burn | rinnin alang ae side here |
bi the side o tarlan | burn | roon the side o the |
i would walk up the | burn | side and throwe the parks |
yon lilac trei on the | burn | side fornenst the saw mill |
no trout in the scone | burn | now right [laugh] f1025: [laugh] |
ower the causie inti the | burn | airlie the morn s morn |
they ruled ilka lochan an | burn | an stank an ocean ower |
e park ower e pitglaissie | burn | by e roadman s hoose |
gaitsgill run alang by the | burn | cheke fur chowl ower the |
no availl as ower the | burn | his cast it flies searchin |
heuchs hur vyce teems a | burn | in spate ower broon teeth |
doon the field ower the | burn | s ruckled stanes through its |
pass ower the dreel the | burn | suppin lazily roun steppin stanes |
up e hill ower e | burn | tae this cairnies ey caa |
i ll dauchle bi the | burn | an luik doon in its |
ti gang an see the | burn | bi the licht o the |
the mukkil stane bi the | burn | in the cleuch laid hir |
the stey brae bi the | burn | syde lik in a drame |
lik weans plowterin in the | burn | then drap bi drap oan |
an leeved bi the breingie | burn | whan pepper saw pompitie he |
tuim chaumer sae syne ah | burn | a pikkil incense an dwaum |
intill e howe cross a | burn | at e boddem an syne |
ey teemed em intill e | burn | syne gied em a gweed |
wid an doon till e | burn | syne roon be e golf |
yes tankie the goulash ll | burn | turn off the gas i |
that s used here m1008: | burn | yes m1055: ehm eh a |
taen kneel doon by the | burn | an greet quine for here |
we cam doon aside e | burn | fin i speert jist on |
beast deid doon by the | burn | funny that how they hide |
wanders up an doon the | burn | his loosin the heid noo |
immaculate mystery doon rowes the | burn | on a sang an a |
used to steal doon the | burn | or through auld johny wylies |
jumping aghast i the drumly | burn | skelterin doon a morkin an |
cuid dae wuid bei tae | burn | the biggin doon ay yid |
as dippers doukit in the | burn | an flew frae puil tae |
a dizzen trout frae the | burn | an suin cuikit thaim aw |
snaw wild tumbling brown the | burn | comes down and roars frae |
ae mile up the haugh | burn | frae deanburnhaugh on the end |
o thum lig up the | burn | frae the ferm toun itsel |
ae myle up the manse | burn | frae the hamlet itsel an |
face juist ferrer up the | burn | frae the roberton manse whan |
dumfounert for juist owre the | burn | frae whaur she haed been |
the gorge then follaed the | burn | tae wher it fell frae |
frae the lochan sae the | burn | wes nerr dray we cuidna |
i would let the fire | burn | out and in the morning |
would just let the fire | burn | out wasn t allowed to |
don t let that goulash | burn | that s the biggest load |
the wee road along the | burn | and then you ve got |
road tae gang tae leeches | burn | far he cut his firewid |
across e road fae e | burn | ilky een cairryin a pottie |
ae peat gar anither peat | burn | ae spit gar anither spit |
hae a dook in e | burn | in e summer aifter ye |
like e bed o a | burn | in e weetier piaces e |
cd wyde richt intill e | burn | tae get a drink an |
at a time fin e | burn | wis big bit e rats |
m1013: a trickle m1012: a | burn | f1054: an is a trickle |
you always played in the | burn | when you were wee f1054: |
ye ll myne thon lowpin | burn | far sweet yoams raise an |
it wis a bonnie wee | burn | far ye micht catch a |
for the place far the | burn | o ledrach rins inno the |
some burras above a wee | burn | an mr gobbs telt us |
a cleuch wi a wee | burn | at the fuit an mysie |
and came across a wee | burn | i wouldn t worry about |
sword an the wee broon | burn | o corrlichie ran reid fur |
story about being at a | burn | or something jist a wee |
ignorance we walked up a | burn | that came tae a wee |
guddlin fur troot in the | burn | an climin trees fur birds |
the confluence o the manse | burn | an the borth ick fur |
wes weill kent fur the | burn | at wimpelt by the gairden |
wes seilence bot fur the | burn | gurlin hyne ablo nou whitlik |
oot we set aff fur | burn | s cottage in the foreneen |
fisht fur troot i the | burn | yonner the tyme the ootbye |
re travelling along beside the | burn | before making a left over |
guards the entrance over glen | burn | but the bridging girders have |
took it over the leffnoll | burn | [note: photo: 'innermessan camp, workshops and pier, looking west, september, 1944.'] in 1943 a large |
over the woods the narrow | burn | was raging thinking itself a |
not full or it ll | burn | and go black add in |
richt says tiger lowp the | burn | chen da we ll awa |
on that no that ll | burn | that ll melt how will |
night i pray you ll | burn | that tongue o yours wi |
o a scorpion it ll | burn | ye black as a current |
[censored: forename] so you ll maybe | burn | your hands so if i |
cools or else you ll | burn | your mouth bugger the soup |
lowp she wes owre the | burn | an sprauchilt up onti the |
wie trout fliskin i the | burn | than it wes at he |
wes chyngit inti clear cauld | burn | wattir he hystit the tassie |
use m999: aye just a | burn | ditches burns there s nae |
would use the same but | burn | more i think m1055: so |
o pitsliga jist like a | burn | a a the silt an |
an about at gies the | burn | a wersh flaur whan ye |
wyfe an brairns thay wul | burn | ai ma kebbok an ma |
cowpit hiz sister inti the | burn | an cappit awaw ti timbuktu |
doubil darg an truibil fyre | burn | an caudron bubbil 2nd witch |
doubil darg an truibil fyre | burn | an caudron bubbil 2nd witch |
doubil darg an truibil fyre | burn | an caudron bubbil 3rd witch |
the fish are in the | burn | an hauf the toun wi |
ma spinnin jennie wul aw | burn | an ma roke an ma |
the confluence o the hoscote | burn | an the borth ick waitter |
oor hoose atween the haugh | burn | an the dyke neuk wi |
chen da tiger lowp the | burn | an third s yang chun |
used to go to the | burn | an to go fishing and |
of fresh water from the | burn | and sheltered ground for an |
anes at wad murder an | burn | at herries hous an haa |
hae alloued the priests ti | burn | belle an they haed crappit |
an rope brigs across the | burn | canoed in loch an doukt |
tickles della mind oan this | burn | del fast flowin crashin an |
wind growes cauld an the | burn | grows bauld an the woods |
nichts draw in an fires | burn | high an antrin bogles glower |
fir widdie an the leddrach | burn | man bit it wis a |
can tell hir tae ti | burn | moula s claes an hir |
is drochaid an easain duibh | burn | of the small dark waterfall |
steep coastal bank and the | burn | provides an excellent defensive position |
the scaurs will heal the | burn | rin kirstal clear an the |
north gellan tomnaverie the tarlan | burn | rins bauld an black glendeskry |
a favoured face in ilkie | burn | s a frien an aa |
veesited culloden glencoe glenfinnan bannockburn | burn | s cottage an ireland the |
washin dishes ilka time the | burn | s in spate an the |
yill entertened hiz freins at | burn | s sippers ilk yeir an |
muddy to the heel the | burn | slid dimpling with an amber |
the mukkil stane at the | burn | syde an habetrot an hir |
seicret peth wynds up a | burn | syde ti thair wones an |
an coat a chuck stane | burn | synds his ears an hert |
ness an taing an still | burn | ta dis day in norrowa |
day is oer nae mair | burn | tae roam an he wonders |
up an authort the craik | burn | the fermer whan a wis |
fuit they d dam the | burn | wi stanes an a gleefu |
an shuin the kirstal rinnin | burn | wis steirt up s thick |
aye say the wicked shall | burn | in the eternal fires o |
wid say fit i dinna | burn | in the simmer time i |
say did not our heart | burn | within us while he talked |
camp hence the naem camp | burn | a m gaen tae forstaund |
a fag lichtit ready tae | burn | aff the big bare heuks |
are dinged tae nocht the | burn | can neither be stopped nur |
tar the troot in the | burn | hae bin fried tae a |
boys tae hear the connel | burn | resoun tae anither kin o |
aist buccleuch ferm up rankle | burn | tae tell ee the treuth |
wids up tae the trinklin | burn | tae wash the stoons o |
wis torn tae win the | burn | whaur he wis born sae |
take it down to a | burn | and sit it in the |
is enough already we will | burn | down our city centres rather |
the waters of the kirclachie | burn | flowing down from braid fell |
i had to leave the | burn | jump down the wall and |
the close hou s the | burn | dragons see up on the |
yer richt haund anenst the | burn | is ee gaed up past |
fi pause oanywae this here | burn | like us twa dried up |
hour no fish but explore | burn | up to hole mill excellent |
burnet o beldhill up rankle | burn | wur it howpasley hope a |
whaupshaw juist up the haugh | burn | yonner whaupshaw wis the ootbye |
like a burnished throne which | burn | d on the water this |
oot d trows so d | burn | wiz hiz by rychts d |
yaisless craiter hei wunnae ein | burn | i the fyre geordie wis |
roy s cave in the | burn | o vat wis nae ava |
on steid asyde the craik | burn | wis the byreman s hoose |
waantit t aown a trowee | burn | but neiddir o dm waantit |
the watters o the tarlan | burn | spirkin ontae their curly heids |
o love s a bigsie | burn | that s naething blate wormin |
hale tube o savlon greedy | burn | thit yi ur kisses the |
gey slippery in the dreel | burn | a crabbit wifie maks her |
the bridging of the glen | burn | a line to the lighthouse |
short time in big red | burn | a pit that belonged to |
a halloween bleeze bonfire bonfire | burn | aa keep the fairy fowk |
if the former she shouldna | burn | and if she was a |
bodies being placed in the | burn | as a curse on those |
biggit a bower on yon | burn | brae and theekit it oer |
bigget a bower on yon | burn | brae and theekit it oer |
it s no quite a | burn | but there s a lot |
mynd dey wir a trowee | burn | dt caam t bee ida |
sae braw sweat like a | burn | fae me dis fa fermer |
m1000: oh that s a | burn | i suppose m999: aye f1001: |
a sweel yonder s the | burn | in its bairnhood it s |
a sweel yonder s the | burn | in its bairnhood it s |
a broken gate s a | burn | in spate a warlock wud |
it was however like a | burn | in spate breaking its banks |
a bit of paper and | burn | it i don t know |
was like a third degree | burn | on my chest [laugh] it |
serk ay in the douce | burn | on peacefu haughs see a |
wearing a tartan collar the | burn | s monologue drip slip dripple |
timmer briggie at spanged a | burn | the main gate throu the |
een separate maybe they div | burn | them one at a time |
that has to be a | burn | you always played in the |
your bare hands in the | burn | the burns were cleaner in |
to help make the bonfire | burn | and although they were to |
awa to mak the furnaces | burn | and blaw till iron and |
re soakin been in the | burn | and oh went mad cause |
line ran between the bishop | burn | and the a77 and crossed |
already discharged sewage into kilbrachan | burn | as authorised by the scottish |
blythe treetlin trooties sweem the | burn | as swack as lowpin glegs |
feet i the jeel caul | burn | at lochranza oven hot plunging |
the estuary of the beoch | burn | at low tide it is |
for being in the craigie | burn | at the south inch from |
the damned stuff wull not | burn | august 1998 temp celsius rainfall |
out the candles before they | burn | away gladys two candles neil |
in inverey glen ey ey | burn | bynack the scotticising and anglicising |
fin i cross the dowie | burn | daith will uplift me on |
thit yi ur kisses the | burn | dimps get that choob in |
not actually gettin into the | burn | ehm it was lying alongside |
sank sic capers in the | burn | ere lang shuin syned aff |
carried back to the leffnoll | burn | estuary where scratched in the |
to the environment mushroom heaters | burn | gas and heat air which |
can mind going in the | burn | in the north inch ehm |
lowin coals nae mair the | burn | in the springtime sweet but |
round the point the leffnoll | burn | is easily forded at low |
is never understood the running | burn | is his true love as |
them back in for the | burn | is the place for minnons |
bot he canna mynd whitten | burn | is the richt ane sae |
the treacle m1108: you dinna | burn | it f1107: na fitt does |
you ken it wull aye | burn | jonsar eck pit in the |
in the nursing home lamps | burn | low nurse higgins slips miss |
skating hairst autumn the lammer | burn | lowpin hou wechtie the bouders |
the the village beside the | burn | m608: as you do m642: |
on the ferr bank the | burn | ma auldest son lamps aw |
siccar the bowder in the | burn | man s lyfe leeved inouth |
obviously playing about in the | burn | middle of summer so we |
the exposed edge of the | burn | moved by ice and snow |
run the mill from the | burn | mrs aitken started at arbuthnott |
countryside as in allt darrarie | burn | of the stunning noise glen |
enseignies ay in the douce | burn | on perfumit annay see gaitherin |
ascent to the motte from | burn | or shore is not for |
am glad he s to | burn | outwith the citie s walls |
of the name of the | burn | p h m kerlie whose |
between the motte and the | burn | page v and thus possibly |
s uniform immaculate the raging | burn | roaring across her face unreachable |
his flowery pedestal 5 jeeps | burn | rubber scaring away the game |
i think m1055: so so | burn | seems to be the one |
house grounds bridging the glen | burn | some twenty yards back from |
permanent and bridged the bishop | burn | south of sandmill crossing the |
ferm field anenst the howcleuch | burn | stands twae semi detached cottages |
this sicht here at the | burn | that mirrors me throu time |
intae the close at leeches | burn | the bobbies car drew in |
to heat the place and | burn | the boots of some fat |
the level ground beside the | burn | the foregate and the highgate |
that he will have to | burn | the midnight oil to conquer |
foggy bees byke they would | burn | the moss and grass around |
you don t want to | burn | the pasta salad lyonnaise ingredients |
the mouth of the bishop | burn | the place apparently lying on |
until translucent but do not | burn | then chop in the bacon |
s shoe at the ranza | burn | twa laddies guddlin troot abune |
jets screich at the ranza | burn | two boys tickling trout above |
the mukkil stane owre the | burn | whan she fancied she haird |
the mouth of the bishop | burn | which is beside the former |
you were standing beside the | burn | which was the same poor |
to the way that the | burn | winds itself round the motte |
the water fishing in the | burn | with heel rings from tackety |
the confluence of the kirclachie | burn | with that draining the black |
on steid i the philhope | burn | yonner thar wur the avidence |
good night old age should | burn | and rave at close of |
da luikit awesome like at | burn | s seat at his table |
and watch you don t | burn | yourself would you like to |
m1108: are we gaun to | burn | it in that one f1107: |
anither douk in th icy | burn | unkent unseen as yin we |
into fire she watches it | burn | thoughtfully when it is quite |
braid knowe tap by connel | burn | whaur ance stood auld bank |