fond
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an lang efter a hae | fond | myndins o lang intil the |
efter hir operation a ve | fond | myndins o ma faither an |
friendship n an a hae | fond | myndins o thum aw philhope |
more porridge i m quite | fond | o porridge but nae seven |
but owing to being too | fond | of a dram the lintie |
native and who was very | fond | of a dram then there |
love songs such as ae | fond | kiss and my luve s |
s ain espeecial favourite ae | fond | kiss which as aabody jaloused |
flakes a m no ower | fond | o thae bleck yins wis |
you know i m very | fond | of you deana if i |
oh deana i m that | fond | of you oh wheesht here |
hae time tae grow ower | fond | o them she had said |
how could you grow more | fond | of a bairn than you |
a little english and is | fond | of playing revolutionary songs on |
an nicol ir baith dat | fond | o da peerie cat i |
the cassies danny stubbs wisna | fond | o fowk in the main |
the same he wisna aafa | fond | o work an he d |
old woman he was terrible | fond | of you and if he |
her grand aunt who was | fond | of all things growing in |
fae hawick that ye re | fond | of or keen tae share |
share that you re really | fond | of that you think are |
tell an he s no | fond | o fruit himsel said adam |
aw ir an they ir | fond | o us baith cum ower |
pinkie of fate i m | fond | of salmon and cream cheese |
because i was er quite | fond | of gaelic and particularly when |
and these critters are particularly | fond | of his green beans in |
father s shop and particularly | fond | of the turning lathe but |
alasdair morrison and i am | fond | of him if i keep |
dinnae think i was that | fond | ae it when i was |
thare baron ah m verra | fond | o masha sic a nice |
nice girl i m very | fond | of her f889: aye she |
day i m neen ower | fond | water awye like a muckle |
til hei deyd a hae | fond | mydins o ma veesits wi |
ah wad hae been awfu | fond | o ma man sae ah |
hir ah m no sae | fond | o fashions quo she but |
they seem to be very | fond | of children we saw a |
the funeral grampa was very | fond | of him growls my old |
buik that he wis sae | fond | o spikkin yet sally bruce |
craitur she s aye been | fond | o animals but no me |
an herons noo are unco | fond | o feedin on ma fishes |
at hame we are na | fond | o fish ava an saumon |
turnt oot tae be affa | fond | o nature as weel the |
lassie there he wis byordnar | fond | o yon place bit as |
but it s amazing how | fond | of the place you get |
throw in that you re | fond | of you know f1145: yeah |
or that you re just | fond | of yourselves f1144: can t |
told her i was passing | fond | of rabbits i said i |
think she must be every | fond | of it but i think |
you my dear ever so | fond | of you she be you |
no easily managed he was | fond | of coming up to see |
a distance of 10 miles | fond | of all kind of sport |
however as professor x is | fond | of pointing out we can |
the next orchard i grew | fond | of them and often stopped |
followed by a sigh of | fond | recall the sort of sound |
goats dogs to kennels a | fond | farewell to the chickens i |