grannies
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and dad and uncles and | grannies | and grand [?]kids[/?] grand- gran- |
[inaudible] all the uncles and | grannies | and grandads and the mammies |
tak mithers sisters dochters braw | grannies | aunts e en mithers in |
time young bairns an eir | grannies | mithers cairryin bairns on eir |
us brave auld blue eyed | grannies | like the queen mother an |
awful grand in embro house | grannies | tongues which mutter ye arenae |
kin ye mind o yer | grannies | tablet treacle toffee an tattie |
dey baith realised at der | grannies | wis sisters dey wir second |
visit their neighbours and their | grannies | etc out of all the |
granny the moth- the the | grannies | are both the same but |
certainly refer to both my | grannies | as granny and er my |
when my granny died both | grannies | so it was always granny |
recall those dormant words their | grannies | used enrich their own vocabulary |
at the edge o things | grannies | clocked ye starin at them |
was quite wrong for gaelic | grannies | such as mine to tell |
like that is there just | grannies | go mad i suppose that |
it was very confusin two | grannies | so their my mother was |
from northumberland they never had | grannies | they were all nanas f1054: |
but there wis nae any | grannies | then as she f1026: mmhm |