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teacher m1183: yes m1182: and | em | and a nice and a |
exams on m1183: hm m1182: | em | and eh sorry the idea |
m1183: [audience chatter] m1182: em eh | em | eh but em how how |
maybe not m1183: [audience chatter] m1182: | em | eh em eh but em |
fifteen m1183: well done m1182: | em | eh she eh she grew |
it m1183: young m1182: douglas | em | sorry i forget what the |
aye m1182: eh this this | em | struck me as a straightforward |
since then m1183: aye m1182: | em | under margaret thatcher and since |
yokin tae get in amon | em | an maybe try oot e |
amon em i did sen | em | copies aifter bit it hid |
stung an i m amon | em | eence fin i wis a |
a likit sittin doon amon | em | ey fairly took e attintion |
teen some bonny lasses amon | em | i did sen em copies |
ye feel at hame amon | em | i ve heen e same |
em up amon clyes drappin | em | in ahin byeuks layin em |
em aboot e hoose hingin | em | up amon clyes drappin em |
at em i jist fin | em | aafa interestin craiters wi eir |
packets o mothaks an sprayt | em | aboot e hoose hingin em |
e hooses or some o | em | an ey got milkin em |
e cut sprots an stookit | em | an left em till e |
jist richt fine tae hear | em | an see em on a |
utterly stupid that em eh | em | anyway nevermind but but em |
intill e wye o usin | em | as catapults haadin em atween |
usin em as catapults haadin | em | atween e thoom an first |
aathing sortin em oot pittin | em | back powkin in e nyeuks |
a faalt up scotsman till | em | battin em oot o e |
of the expressive americanism chicagoril- | em | chicagoril- em chicagorilla i e |
expressive americanism chicagoril- em chicagoril- | em | chicagorilla i e the telescoping |
is so utterly stupid that | em | eh em anyway nevermind but |
much promised land [audience laughter] em | em | eh this is nineteen fifty |
too much promised land [audience laughter] | em | em eh this is nineteen |
can t control a countr- | em | em em sorry and otherwise |
of poetry i want the | em | em he he did good |
that by passed england and | em | em however one of morag |
t control a countr- em | em | em sorry and otherwise eh |
left em till e wintit | em | for thackin e rucks it |
poetry i want the em | em | he he did good things |
em eh em eh but | em | how how to succeed as |
by passed england and em | em | however one of morag s |
say i m feert at | em | i jist fin em aafa |
gey gweed hole tae reet | em | in an pack em weel |
em anyway nevermind but but | em | oliver brown taught my sister |
tae hear em an see | em | on a spring day i |
em in ahin byeuks layin | em | on shelfs an peltin a |
up scotsman till em battin | em | oot o e air an |
badder o liftin aathing sortin | em | oot pittin em back powkin |
em an ey got milkin | em | richt early an ey hid |
control a countr- em em | em | sorry and otherwise eh in |
the rest of the world | em | that is em unlike the |
an stookit em an left | em | till e wintit em for |
the world em that is | em | unlike the ussr we had |
reet em in an pack | em | weel aboot wi sma steens |
thraa eir necks an gie | em | a knackie bit she niver |
sattled doon an maist o | em | are lyin ere chaain eir |
fowk ve deen awa wi | em | at eir side it s |
beater eir men made for | em | bit at is time in |
i pat ma finger till | em | bit baith hid eir sookers |
richt sizers fin ye saa | em | close wi terror in eir |
ey landit or aan giein | em | eir quietus against e windae |
wid wash eir clyes beatin | em | wi a widden beater eir |
hin legs an look aboot | em | wi eir een dark broon |
doon jist enyeuch tae haad | em | floatin i meeved fae e |
stung bit it didna haad | em | lang tae melt i chancet |
aff e stibble tae haad | em | on connacht baith emsels an |
yer horse ready tae haad | em | on skytin on e ice |
kitchen door shut tae haad | em | oot o e sittin room |
an elastic gartens tae haad | em | up at least at s |
intill e burn syne gied | em | a gweed sweel an shoutit |
be an expert at makin | em | e took s intill eez |
care wi e thackin o | em | for ey were teen intill |
climmers in case ony o | em | got intill a ticht nyeuk |
click in either han pirkin | em | intill e box wi e |
ay e same ey teemed | em | intill e burn syne gied |
i wis able tae manoeuvre | em | intill e open eyn o |
e hens riv an cairryin | em | intill e wee tablie in |
carboord boxes an jist fullt | em | again as ey teemt ye |
hae likit for ey left | em | aleen i took a thocht |
bit i ay min on | em | an e wye ey wheekit |
an lattin e updracht tak | em | as ey swung roon an |
stanley grabbed the twa o | em | een under each airm ey |
o ammunition i kent be | em | ey were jist on a |
up bigger quantities an keep | em | for usin later ey re |
fit ey nott an ate | em | fresh an sweet bit noo |
if i m peaceable wi | em | maistly ey re peaceable wi |
tae keep yer ee on | em | tae see faar ey d |
m still hopin ey got | em | we wis ere tae wirk |
neen o the twa o | em | were sober fin ey arrived |
baggie at bred an maitit | em | wis geen ey seemed tae |
pat e car in leave | em | be wis aa i cd |
krieglach at ye cd buy | em | ere it wis a temptation |
hin legs like tae brak | em | even if we cd get |
looder an ye cd hear | em | fae hyne awa thrashin s |
eggs ir ye cd swap | em | for groceries fin e van |
cd mak strae mats wi | em | tee roon ir oval ere |
in twa finals an lost | em | baith efter a fer chauve |
jist made the twa o | em | feel fer content sin wis |
spring sin the twa o | em | fer enjoyed the scenery sna |
the pylons the twa o | em | fer fyte like a sheet |
distance as the twa o | em | stood ere fer spell bound |
a fer auld barny atween | em | the referee hid eneuch an |
driven staples an syne giein | em | a helpie oot ere wis |
lowsed e pints an slippit | em | aff though ere wis mair |
lift yer haan tae fen | em | aff yer face onywye ere |
boys we ll win till | em | an ere s mair aboot |
ere wis something gettin at | em | for aifter a fyow nichts |
d enyeuch specimens tae keep | em | gaan anither time ere wis |
bit ere wis nae haadin | em | i widna winner gin jock |
wobs ere wis some o | em | in swirlies e size o |
ere wis a lot o | em | it wis faar e water |
room nae wintin tae agitate | em | ower much for ere wis |
ere wis a lot o | em | sae i stopped nae haein |
ken cis ye canna see | em | though ere mn be a |
ere wis as little o | em | touchin e grun as ye |
cudgel an let lick at | em | wi at still ere wis |
nae at i wis seekin | em | ye ken bit ere wis |
a fyow trees een o | em | a rodden an e relics |
fae ilky fairm tae drive | em | aaegidder till e grazins for |
onybody else ye jist get | em | aawye files even anaith e |
e park fullin loads seein | em | aff till e cornyard an |
sae faist ye couldna see | em | an e fly wheels gaan |
e fowk at bade in | em | an files i d see |
e hairt o een o | em | an god it wis jist |
watch e rain spittin on | em | an hear t dirlin files |
haimmer ye cwidna even get | em | anaith e weer on ilky |
on e road ye felt | em | as yer tyres geed ower |
cut e tows an lay | em | aside nae lettin a tied |
o e cruelty i set | em | aside some o e rats |
cheenge an e fowk wi | em | at s me aff on |
e road nae tae disturb | em | at sic a time bit |
been weel battert doon aside | em | at wis aa e lookit |
e left han an draain | em | back wi e fingers o |
i wisna neen bothert aboot | em | bit in e wall o |
een wi fite skinnies ower | em | e appearance o black spikes |
an e birds at rypit | em | e beds o kail an |
be a soonin boord for | em | e curlew s bubblin caal |
waa i wid dream aboot | em | e first think i did |
wis faar i d left | em | e idder crackit shall or |
div hae a picter o | em | e lady at ran e |
twa halfs egidder an giein | em | e richt kinna twist like |
release fin ye wis stookin | em | e shafes wis pickit up |
e ban roon t twistin | em | egidder an syne tuckin e |
jock kent e maist o | em | es day be e time |
maybe e snaa hid made | em | excitet for aa roon e |
pail was rattled tae spen | em | fae sookin e coo yowes |
i winner if it hurt | em | fin e black spikes o |
ten pence a dizzen for | em | fin willie cam back e |
coorse e bigger fairms got | em | first an ma faither an |
wis e neeper at planted | em | first on his side bit |
an reciprocate wi wark for | em | fither e likit or no |
wis aa e same till | em | fither it wis caal ir |
e tools at geed wi | em | for a richt slack weer |
eggs an ma mither swappit | em | for groceries fin e van |
o ploys e warst o | em | for loons oor age bein |
an awa a lot o | em | got ontill e heich bit |
o washin pooder een o | em | half skailt ower e bit |
grieve at he wisna wirkin | em | hard enyeuch man said e |
fae e ootside een o | em | hid some wattery fye in |
ony mochs fell oot o | em | i d heist e valance |
tae big a sheddie o | em | i ve deen e same |
on tae keep tee till | em | i walkit roon e roller |
freens at hame winna fin | em | in anither ian e sin |
as i cwid ay feedin | em | in as jock held e |
hens an aa an cooked | em | in e chaamer whiles it |
day ye d think o | em | in e stair wall an |
e heid ye didna need | em | in fine wither bit fin |
gaither e eggs maist o | em | in nests bit e antrin |
an pull e wheels till | em | it wis jist breet force |
e tatties an said till | em | jist tae begin at e |
i heard e twa o | em | laachin bit naebody asket e |
an e mornin sin giein | em | lang shadas is a richt |
file i wis thinkin aboot | em | near aa e time i |
reek gin i d tint | em | neesht mornin doon till e |
breed aaegither ye d notice | em | on e curtains o e |
her brither s she put | em | on for e hoosework for |
an ye cwidna jist haal | em | oot wi e claas o |
reef ye couldna hae gotten | em | oot withoot dismantlin e linin |
ye couldna bit a seen | em | ower fae e geese peel |
wis plooin e feck o | em | s clean cleart awa if |
in e byre could smell | em | seein i m on aboot |
wisna aften a lot o | em | tae get oot e wee |
days e fairmer hid eddert | em | tee at took a filie |
it wis e trickiness o | em | that held ma attention an |
in an i slantit ower | em | up till e wid crossin |
rock faces at tooert abeen | em | we held ay on e |
wisna sae hard tae connach | em | wi e pint o ma |
a time fin een o | em | wis gey near at e |
skill in e makkin o | em | ye learnt it fae yer |
branches an cones we caad | em | yowies at e wid side |
wis nae bad curtains ower | em | an fin ye sattlet doon |
tae him syne tae help | em | fin he wis able till |
car an walkin stracht throwe | em | fin we wis oot for |
much o a glimpse o | em | fin ye wis gaan aboot |
sheet fin the twa o | em | reached the tap the view |
kinna crossed a rope roon | em | an ma faither haalin aa |
you as the twa o | em | danced roon the fleer roch |
you jist work roon aboot | em | explains susie jonsar eck wisnae |
a soon fae ony o | em | keepin in a ticht roon |
tongues roon wispies an tittin | em | oot wi a sidewyes pull |
pechin liftin stuff roon aboot | em | they micht as weel nae |
jist canna be deen wi | em | ata friday 18th temp 11 |
gweed milk jist tae pit | em | doon richt ye never made |
wheels till ye d slowed | em | doon till a stop jist |
time i ll jist keep | em | for the coorse winter nichts |
nae eese tryin tae meeve | em | i niver spak jist pat |
rapes an edderins an wi | em | jist a bittie mair o |
she d a gone for | em | jist a richt crafter s |
aboot in he middle o | em | jist richt for a het |
next jonsar didnae argue wi | em | jist went aboot his work |
to licht the gas aneeth | em | or div they jist coup |
them it jist meant giein | em | the best room tables an |
jist as the twa o | em | were aboot tae hae a |
let ma fingers tee till | em | for naething on earth wid |
though naebody peyed attention till | em | noo an aan ye d |
hooses abeen s close till | em | wis twa bonny kye broon |
twa samples o edderins in | em | bit fit wye div ye |
haugh awa the twa o | em | doon past the pooder hoosie |
smell onything the twa o | em | glowered at each ither en |
holmes noo the twa o | em | hid been oot tae a |
neest day the twa o | em | made for glencoe it seemed |
news an the twa o | em | pinted oot een or twa |
car as the twa o | em | sat reflectin on their day |
teenie seen the twa o | em | she roared far did you |
been bog bean seeds in | em | sometimes in groupies o twa |
nest as the twa o | em | strolled throo the great muckle |
wull land the twa o | em | took their time nae in |
aye bit mind an tak | em | aff first jonsar eck made |
jonsar eck wull i tak | em | back jonsar hid nivver seen |
tae laugh an een o | em | blurts oot for doos jonsar |
the morn wid you caw | em | doon for her jonsar asks |
shut jonsar eck cood hear | em | haein a richt barny inside |
day fair teen up wi | em | an as a psychologist wid |
in my time we caad | em | seagulls bit aaler fowk wid |
fae me she wid like | em | teen doon the morn wid |
stuff i wid powk at | em | wi sticks bit i aye |
freens in aboot een o | em | wis a sicht for sair |
tae be the fower o | em | hid a richt gweed tuck |
she hid tried tae pull | em | ower her black stockings an |
danner up an start at | em | withoot takin richt time tae |
books his been written aboot | em | analysin fit they mean in |
ve seen a lot o | em | as i was gaan aboot |
an ony shiftin aboot garrt | em | flee syne es bleddy hooverin |
a lot o colour aboot | em | for a file ae nicht |
nipped up the road for | em | he wis started aboot ten |
same experts aboot tae sort | em | ir pit up new eens |
fitt aboot meatballs then f1142: | em | nae that f1141: nae wantin |
in aboot the three o | em | sat doon tae hae a |
an flappin aboot at rouset | em | syne naething for t bit |
begood tae roar an fling | em | aff again a hairst park |
by the time ye had | em | aff he d drapped aff |
an says i ll shift | em | afore you come doon at |
yer battle stations men shoot | em | doon five wuiden rifles pyntit |
a shillin bit i screwed | em | doon tae ten pence the |
lot o drovers an caain | em | doon tae the station ye |
his name doon an let | em | get on wi it weer |
fyow days back it was | em | at reportit es lad wis |
heat wis comin oot o | em | at wis a gweed enyeuch |
a bit o funnin wi | em | especially willie his faither wis |
bit wis nae eese ahin | em | he couldna dreel straacht the |
wis a great attraction for | em | in at as ye walkit |
news at wis ay in | em | missing boy s parents distress |
ferry that wis tae tak | em | tae staffa their herts missed |
wi nae a cloot near | em | the flittin wis takin a |
o culsalmond fowk wis gaitherin | em | wi widden scoops wi an |
o the north east in | em | bit neen o them are |
bit fit is t garrs | em | dee t aifter a file |
m1094: one that goes on | em | [?]don't put it[/?] there the middle bit |
in pitsliga the fower o | em | starts tae laugh bit efter |
as yer tyres geed ower | em | i min comin hame fae |
eh she went about collecting | em | all the pamphlets she could |
i didn t mean to | em | eh eh what happend was |
are there m608: mmhm m078: | em | eh m608: i can tell |
an earlier scottish nationalist eh | em | eh she went about collecting |
eh scotland and france had | em | had connections that by passed |
letters call- eh essays called | em | how to succeed therefore you |
eh and god knows why | em | it must have been just |
m818: he did multimedia there | em | [sniff] and eh the first |
eh he published macdiarmid s | em | the kind of poetry i |
eh f1130: mmhm f1129: fitt | em | was you doing at playgroup |
o sticks up an pit | em | back in ower his truck |
drift swirlin an billowin ower | em | biggin up wreaths big an |
wi an aal cover ower | em | noo an aan ye d |
broon eens an puckles o | em | a peely wally fite colour |
a tree hingin full o | em | an a howp o water |
ither i aye thocht o | em | as bein fullt wi milk |
a divot o strae in | em | because they were too big |
few choice words neen o | em | complimentary the laird himsel didnae |
ye or a lot o | em | did rub yer niv on |
hed boats cos maist o | em | didna hev proper enchines chist |
there s nae sign o | em | f1103: is there no here |
took a saick apiece held | em | in front o ye an |
o stockings wi knickers in | em | peer auld teenie echty odd |
wee craiters maybe millions o | em | some makkin nae soon ye |
o langside an the bethle | em | star throw the skaiths o |
o eese ye could see | em | still in a livin settin |
collars tae but canna staun | em | ticht ma sense o guff |
the roses bushes fifteen o | em | were still in the grun |
this bein sunday some o | em | wull maybe on treble time |
merchant or ye could make | em | yersel oot o the eyn |
me any harm and it | em | it taught me a lot |
yer sulphur reek tae get | em | skeppit again they got respect |
noo an aan ye get | em | in maist ondeemous haals at |
cood coont on ae han | em | it gree wi mi noo |
s noo mind dinna sell | em | unless ye get ten pence |
some thinner cream noo slap | em | up wi at mary at |
wi blaik or ye blaikit | em | and if you had a |
bawlin match usually jake sendin | em | awa wi a few choice |
face wi eez fngers flickin | em | back an fore ma chowks |
bring their ain mait wi | em | helen was quite right most |
as ye vrocht awa wi | em | like a sculptor wi a |
chappit tatties wi size throwe | em | sometimes you got salt herring |
fower paiddles wi holes in | em | turnt be an iron crank |
aye tellt er tae slap | em | up wi that i suppose |
dark colour at fairly garrt | em | staan oot on a licht |
she says i ve left | em | on the table in pitsliga |
f1100: [clanking noises] i ll keep | em | f1099: oh well done [inaudible] |
ma feet nae tae disturb | em | back i cam at nicht |
an i ve naething against | em | for truth tae tell a |
in a cloot and hing | em | in a tree tae dry |
an ae day tae men | em | this one day was the |
quairt ye d seen loase | em | es geed on for a |
oh aye ye could eat | em | f638: you see i i |
saiddlers if ye didna pick | em | up at a roup the |
winner gin ye d see | em | yet in a laich sin |
as much time lookin at | em | as i did lookin at |
rotten apples every one of | em | hang around with them much |
was actually speaking out for | em | much more of a a |
much did he pey for | em | ninety pence na na twelve |
was the one as well | em | when she d said i |
vanzittart was er an english | em | aristocrat who at the end |
happend was morag my wife | em | being an earlier scottish nationalist |
an weemen fither men used | em | mair than weemen an sic |
and that was fine but | em | [click] f631: and did you |
i did people who learned | em | english at different ages so |
what s quite funny right | em | er when we were at |
party you dress up at | em | look see the sausages gone |
sweat old boy i made | em | groan but they loved me |
defencelessness of misery i made | em | sweat old boy i made |
pictures on the back m1096: | em | hoses f1095: mmhm m1096: tr- |
and she said to me | em | right get out she says |
i want to see the | em | big fishing boat but i |
intae bin bags withoot vrappin | em | up ir sure s fate |
dodgy f1104: mummy you got | em | the p- all the ponies |
as well f1054: [throat] cool | em | and on the sporty theme |
s what was wrong but | em | as i say when f637: |
mate gav and er like | em | as you know in edinburgh |
for workin extra hours and | em | basically like i was gettin |
that i ll have a | em | fish supper please and the |
decided to become scottish nationalist | em | i became a scottish nationalist |
just working basically so yeah | em | i m doing like erm |
don t know i mean | em | no he was no he |
chinese f746: oh right f745: | em | yeah i just picked that |
ve gotten ten pence for | em | aye said willie fair delighted |
cards for the clubs they | em | f810: the [?]k-cards[/?] yeah f809: |
and the was it common | em | was it common for men |
that had been printed by | em | bill maclennan who wasn t |
m1108: score it f1107: scoff | em | don t we m1108: sco- |
never learned it because my | em | my teachers didn t didn |
take mak crudes and pit | em | in a cloot and hing |
lived a very hard life | em | in a very very small |
2002 we sure do pack | em | in we have a couple |
a very nice christmas and | em | w- take care on the |
brother kevin was like that | em | he went through to edinburgh |
people on the island but | em | like the west side of |
scots take their kinda like | em | their like chippie food you |
form of there eizel ember | em | reduced form of them ess |
when hitler was running it | em | the anti imperialist might sum |
f631: mmhm f634: of of | em | the jute industry and they |
mmhm can you talk about | em | when you lost your memory |