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| wee childrens hymn but we | hear | all these quavery voices old | 
| m1008: and you didn t | hear | any voices except those within | 
| tonight voices aye aye hear | hear | beaumont my greatest fault has | 
| ties of blood voices hear | hear | bravo beaumont allow me rowland | 
| of our community voices hear | hear | bravo rowland but what we | 
| a new era voices hear | hear | bravo rowland signs for the | 
| here tonight voices aye aye | hear | hear beaumont my greatest fault | 
| the ties of blood voices | hear | hear bravo beaumont allow me | 
| stone of our community voices | hear | hear bravo rowland but what | 
| of a new era voices | hear | hear bravo rowland signs for | 
| of narrow sectional interests voices | hear | hear rowland it has become | 
| to this town voices aye | hear | hear rowland this distressing report | 
| the the powers that be | hear | is are negative voices and | 
| narrow sectional interests voices hear | hear | rowland it has become apparent | 
| this town voices aye hear | hear | rowland this distressing report has | 
| no doubt that we will | hear | siren voices claiming that public | 
| voices last sunday good to | hear | you re keeping well if | 
| calls last weekend good to | hear | your voices again i received | 
| it was really good to | hear | your voices last sunday good | 
| week flies by glad to | hear | from mum s last letter | 
| dad i m glad to | hear | from the phone call that | 
| which i was glad to | hear | is being revised i have | 
| i am very glad to | hear | of the novel i firmly | 
| enjoying herself anyway glad to | hear | that dad s still running | 
| out i m glad to | hear | that isa is now settled | 
| which i m glad tae | hear | that it s still jimmies | 
| process i am glad to | hear | that the opposition parties are | 
| matter i am glad to | hear | that there is movement on | 
| all your letters glad to | hear | the house painting is going | 
| i m always glad to | hear | the news so keep writing | 
| ever seen it glad to | hear | the royal wean has been | 
| all for now glad to | hear | the scotland v sweden result | 
| am very glad to be | hear | to night having received a | 
| recognition at last glad to | hear | too of al s french | 
| to fit him glad to | hear | you had a day at | 
| sure i was glad to | hear | you had been playing some | 
| or fizzin eh you d | hear | a lot o folk sayin | 
| an i m surprised tae | hear | colin sayin skive because there | 
| to me and i could | hear | fit he was sayin i | 
| he really really winted tae | hear | fit i wis sayin like | 
| mmhm m999: but ye dinnae | hear | folk sayin that a l- | 
| foonert but but ye dinnae | hear | folk sayin that often noo | 
| dee d ah think ah | hear | hir sayin aboot this tyme | 
| i know di- did you | hear | me sayin to her [laugh] | 
| but then you ll whiles | hear | o folk sayin the front | 
| they sayin pompitie ah coudna | hear | richt but ah can tell | 
| that was tired m999: ye | hear | some folk sayin oh i | 
| in ma tree an ah | hear | thaim sayin thinks ah it | 
| aye m1013: i he- i | hear | the lads sayin her that | 
| at kids you used to | hear | them sayin to if a | 
| [laugh] m842: oh do ye | hear | what he s sayin an | 
| this verra meinit dae ye | hear | whit ah m sayin orm | 
| the gairden again did a | hear | ye sayin a m past | 
| she says what did i | hear | you sayin there i says | 
| he doesn t like to | hear | doric spoken i hear more | 
| be words that you just | hear | folk use hear nooadays m1042: | 
| robby is going to hear | hear | from his father the truth | 
| about to hear we will | hear | from representatives of two organisations | 
| being resurrected aye so ah | hear | he could hear her dress | 
| son robby is going to | hear | hear from his father the | 
| tribute to her work members | hear | hear her organisation supports burns | 
| and the clerks stewart stevenson | hear | hear the convener they have | 
| so ah hear he could | hear | her dress rasp between her | 
| to her work members hear | hear | her organisation supports burns clubs | 
| hear stuff that you can | hear | in tutorials no thanks f746: | 
| scooter f1114: yes hear it | hear | it f1113: oh aye i | 
| scooter [?]is that his[/?] scooter f1114: yes | hear | it hear it f1113: oh | 
| now i quite like to | hear | it spoken i hear scots | 
| ti hear music need ti | hear | lori sing pause wi aw | 
| aboot hey wyfe dae ye | hear | me dae ye hear me | 
| is aye cauld dae ye | hear | me dae ye hear me | 
| occasion tess zeb do you | hear | me hear what i said | 
| ye hear me dae ye | hear | me wumman morag ay puddok | 
| ye hear me dae ye | hear | me wyfe ai but the | 
| to hear doric spoken i | hear | more scots in aberdeen than | 
| mi up we need ti | hear | music need ti hear lori | 
| you just hear folk use | hear | nooadays m1042: but no well | 
| to hear it spoken i | hear | scots on radio and t | 
| it doing m1092: i can | hear | something f1091: i can hear | 
| hear something f1091: i can | hear | something too what can you | 
| to pay to go and | hear | stuff that you can hear | 
| the clerks stewart stevenson hear | hear | the convener they have managed | 
| hear them look do you | hear | them f1122: aye f1121: mm | 
| you be quiet you ll | hear | them look do you hear | 
| hear ye but you could | hear | them yer ma and da | 
| that we are about to | hear | we will hear from representatives | 
| zeb do you hear me | hear | what i said della suhum | 
| breathe oot they might no | hear | ye but you could hear | 
| transparent parliament that we often | hear | about reflecting on the evidence | 
| modernising government fund we will | hear | evidence from alan fraser head | 
| fiscal service the committee will | hear | evidence from andrew normand crown | 
| of europe the committee will | hear | evidence from elspeth attwooll mep | 
| development inquiry the committee will | hear | evidence from highlands and islands | 
| parliamentary committees the committee will | hear | evidence from jon harris ellen | 
| scottish model the committee will | hear | evidence from kyla brand agenda | 
| begin its short inquiry and | hear | evidence from mr tony higgins | 
| disabled people the committee will | hear | evidence from panel 1 janet | 
| care inquiry the committee will | hear | evidence from scottish federation of | 
| housing service the committee will | hear | evidence from the disabled persons | 
| on which they wish to | hear | evidence from the minister we | 
| stock transfer the committee will | hear | evidence from the royal institution | 
| stock transfer the committee will | hear | evidence from the royal institution | 
| developments inquiry the committee will | hear | evidence from the scottish centre | 
| refugee council the committee will | hear | evidence from the scottish refugee | 
| we be coming back to | hear | evidence from the treasury the | 
| alistair mccracken the committee will | hear | evidence from the valuaiton office | 
| alistair mccracken the committee will | hear | evidence from the valuaiton office | 
| would be sensible if we | hear | evidence from the witnesses that | 
| a slot in which to | hear | evidence from those witnesses ms | 
| of disabled people we will | hear | evidence from two panels of | 
| the social justice committee to | hear | evidence in edinburgh and throughout | 
| that s- they began to | hear | evidence of that in the | 
| november we are scheduled to | hear | evidence on the bill from | 
| the voluntary sector committee to | hear | evidence on the regulation of | 
| it will not help to | hear | evidence rushed at the end | 
| to give evidence we should | hear | from him and from a | 
| december i suggest that we | hear | more detailed evidence from folk | 
| evidence but perhaps we could | hear | more on the road safety | 
| it would be useful to | hear | oral evidence from those involved | 
| it would be useful to | hear | oral evidence too is that | 
| [inaudible] m903: ye see ye | hear | a lot o folk gaein | 
| m fizzin fit ye d | hear | a lot o folk say | 
| s a you ll often | hear | folk oh did ye ken | 
| even kinda words that you | hear | folk usin aroond aboot here | 
| somethin you d use or | hear | folk usin you just tell | 
| o but ye ll often | hear | o young folk that s | 
| it in the playground i | hear | some amongst farming folk people | 
| lee anywhere where ah couldnae | hear | the whispers what folk wur | 
| like that what do you | hear | young folk usin today aye | 
| on the hie touer ah | hear | a whusper but naeb die | 
| sake ah dey wanti ti | hear | aboot cammy an his love | 
| ah tell afore ah even | hear | aboot it pompitie na you | 
| ah wad fair lyke ti | hear | aboot it pompitie sae wad | 
| nothin there ah needed ye | hear | ae them divorcin fightin ower | 
| she l be gled ti | hear | ah m no fykie wi | 
| ti me ah l no | hear | anither wurd ye hae duin | 
| ah don t want to | hear | another word aboot this in | 
| richt nanse ah think ah | hear | awbodie lauchin at us areddies | 
| ah dinna believe aw ah | hear | but never heed ah haena | 
| dinna aye believe aw ah | hear | but never heed ah haena | 
| is that a cuckoo ah | hear | cannae be a cuckoo said | 
| ah d fair like ti | hear | cousin mary s song mind | 
| get oot his bed ah | hear | him coughin in the night | 
| listenin an can ah no | hear | him the ettin haes jusit | 
| im listenin an ah can | hear | him the ettin is cummin | 
| perr o thaim whyles ah | hear | hir rantin an raenin at | 
| square ai ah think ah | hear | hir skellochin yit whan the | 
| us pause but aw ah | hear | is aggression anger negativity pause | 
| back end storm nou ah | hear | it again aince mair blatterin | 
| winna think sae whan ye | hear | it an ah gie ye | 
| wutch ah m gled ti | hear | it here whit s that | 
| ah m verra gled ti | hear | it irena is he auld | 
| ah m rael gled ti | hear | it knicht it s weill | 
| it ah dinna want ti | hear | it mercie he s auld | 
| eilidh ah wad lyke ti | hear | it moula moula stands over | 
| wee ane eilidh lat s | hear | it than moula ah l | 
| hir ah dinna want ti | hear | it wes moula ah ve | 
| s whit ah want ti | hear | it wesna that difficult wes | 
| in ma kist ah can | hear | ma hert stoun lik a | 
| the r nae aunsir ah | hear | ma hert stoundin again help | 
| head in his lap gunlöd | hear | me faither ah im a | 
| the door wyfe dae ye | hear | me whan ah m speakin | 
| not answer wumman dae ye | hear | me whan ah m speakin | 
| that ah micht believe ah | hear | nae aunsir the r nae | 
| thochts is ferlifu ah l | hear | nae mair o this jock | 
| say that grimly ah l | hear | nae mair o yeir lees | 
| that ye ir ah l | hear | nae mair o yeir lees | 
| that ye ir ah l | hear | nae mair o yeir lies | 
| his pet mouss ah aince | hear | o a wyfe in ingland | 
| let s ken gin ye | hear | onything aye ah weel we | 
| leeivin ah dinna wush ti | hear | pypar s news an fiddlar | 
| andrey aweill gin ye coud | hear | richt ah dinna think ah | 
| sure her husband doen t | hear | sae nou ah hae ti | 
| charlton heston as well ah | hear | said bethia you wheesht now | 
| s that fizz fizzin ah | hear | said the hogney suspeiciuss lyke | 
| at the cairds again ah | hear | tell andrey lost twa hunder | 
| shona wi him moula ah | hear | tell she s inglish eilidh | 
| disna maitter oniewey koolyghin ah | hear | tell that soliony an the | 
| wes be in uised ah | hear | tell that that s whit | 
| ferr ablo the swaws ah | hear | tell that ye ir cannie | 
| we war awa hame ah | hear | tell the fire is gittin | 
| de vous faire connaissance ah | hear | tell the fowk at the | 
| everie wey ye turn ah | hear | tell the r flu in | 
| bydes lown thir wurds ah | hear | tell war spoken bi lao | 
| again queen frae whit ah | hear | tell ye r never awa | 
| perspiration from his face ah | hear | tell ye ve been appyntit | 
| atwein the clouds nou ah | hear | tell yeir thochts is doubil | 
| against the rocks but ah | hear | thaim an they are talkin | 
| ah m rael vext ti | hear | that broun ogre ah ve | 
| ah m rael vext ti | hear | that broun ogre broun ogre | 
| ah m rael gled ti | hear | that faither malcolm ah m | 
| ah m rael vext ti | hear | that mither ah howp it | 
| ah m rael gled ti | hear | that pompitie ye r feelin | 
| ai ah im gled ti | hear | that thenk god that s | 
| ah m no surprised ti | hear | that wha dis she git | 
| ah can git oot an | hear | the burds liltin an see | 
| think on him again ah | hear | the cocks ir crawin an | 
| leaves ur turning ah kin | hear | the colour drainin fi thum | 
| syne ah thocht shame ti | hear | the flouers whusper whit ir | 
| sill aye an again ah | hear | the new snaw faw day | 
| ti cross ah uised ti | hear | the soond o the wattir | 
| muin s cauld lowe ah | hear | the washerman s bat dirdin | 
| ah m rael gled ti | hear | this graund news yeir grace | 
| but ah dinna want ti | hear | this ye can blether awa | 
| syne a dwaumie burr ah | hear | twa tungs frae the south | 
| doon a bit ah cannae | hear | wha s oot there she | 
| im that guid ah can | hear | whit a man is whusperin | 
| prick again needle did ye | hear | whit ah said land on | 
| kaim o tortoise shell ah | hear | word he is no true | 
| ti speak morag ay ah | hear | ye ah m vext ye | 
| doucelyke at him ay ah | hear | ye ah m vext ye | 
| mairrie him queen ay ah | hear | ye ah maun be growein | 
| that stramash aboot ah coud | hear | ye bickerin in the yaird | 
| ah say malcolm sobbing ah | hear | ye bletheration awa wi ye | 
| s no fair div ah | hear | ye greet true eneuch membership | 
| smeddum malcolm awricht awricht ah | hear | ye juist gie me a | 
| did that ay guidman ah | hear | ye mercie whit wul ah | 
| ye r mebbe richt ah | hear | ye moula is mairrit ti | 
| puddok ah mean guidman ah | hear | ye puddok weill whit ir | 
| whit ah can dae ah | hear | ye r gey brave aboot | 
| ogre a groat did ah | hear | ye say a groat wutch | 
| o gowd tree did ah | hear | ye say an the queen | 
| ah m rael vext ti | hear | ye say that yeir hieness | 
| she forgies me did ah | hear | ye say whitna blissin knicht | 
| said ah m vext ti | hear | ye speak lyke that malcolm | 
| cannie wul ye pompitie ah | hear | ye tea wyfe pompitie carries | 
| berna pause ah wanti ti | hear | yi read they letters afore | 
| sic thing did ah no | hear | you offer kyndlie ti help | 
| at home too often we | hear | as we heard from the | 
| the soundbites that we often | hear | from the executive i have | 
| s the one we often | hear | in in in english in | 
| them whereas you quite often | hear | me like using lots of | 
| of course i suppose ye | hear | often mean somebody else that | 
| worries me that we often | hear | phrases such as threats of | 
| m1055: which often you often | hear | that in eh in english | 
| a word ye ye dinnae | hear | that often f1001: mmhm m999: | 
| generation s word ye dinnae | hear | that so often now skivin | 
| would be hunky dory we | hear | that view often and i | 
| a word that you probably | hear | yourself often alastair m1007: well | 
| duin it did ye no | hear | a dirdum l macbeth a | 
| cold f1111: i didn t | hear | a magic word did you | 
| they did and now to | hear | a man confess this man | 
| things sorted oot did you | hear | aboot auld muggie an geordie | 
| have worn but i did | hear | about her clothes for daily | 
| you that then did you | hear | about that at playgroup no | 
| [censored: forename] s mum did you | hear | about that f1154: [censored: forename] no | 
| hard mmhm m964: i did | hear | about that yes f963: [laugh] | 
| headless spectre where did you | hear | about the headless spectre m805: | 
| you did i didn t | hear | all about the [?]puff choots[/?] and | 
| recent budget i did not | hear | annabel goldie welcoming that but | 
| aince again did alasdair no | hear | awthing that wes said an | 
| beaumont james james did you | hear | beaumont aye i heard but | 
| f1142: aye f1141: did you | hear | [censored: forename] say thank you very | 
| tae ma uncle did ye | hear | fit yon quinie cam oot | 
| bins sadie what did ye | hear | gordon a noise carolanne like | 
| did she see mr peerie | hear | he s jyned the navy | 
| closed f1103: aye did you | hear | him saying that on the | 
| kynd an lang did thay | hear | hir skellochin or she died | 
| f1104: but well i couldna | hear | his hooves f1103: did you | 
| phone f1103: [laugh] did you | hear | it an aa f1104: yeah | 
| noo f1141: well did you | hear | it bleepin like f1142: aye | 
| a loud motorbike did you | hear | it loud motorbike watch your | 
| m1004: [exhale] f1054: did you | hear | it used where did you | 
| but fortunately boswell did not | hear | since the words were drowned | 
| an jewellery did i no | hear | somebody discussin words before m1042: | 
| ither weill did ye never | hear | tell o a speakin puddok | 
| me weill did ye never | hear | tell o glaumerie ma lassie | 
| speakin puddok did ye ever | hear | tell o glaumerie ma lassie | 
| m964: [cough] f965: did you | hear | that and it was a | 
| stop it m1096: did you | hear | that f1095: aye come on | 
| i just [child noise] did you | hear | that f1095: mmhm we ll | 
| to do m1013: did ye | hear | that i said no mei | 
| blue and red did you | hear | that ice cream van just | 
| would probably talk did you | hear | that iona [censored: surname] dogged school | 
| wednesday f1141: oh did you | hear | that oh you get a | 
| of [someone in congregation says "a learner"] right did we | hear | that over here we have | 
| the cradle eilidh did ye | hear | that she thraetent ti pit | 
| f1103: pff farr did you | hear | that song f1104: er f1103: | 
| sleep only later did i | hear | that the tremor had been | 
| pudding f1141: oh did you | hear | that when you re bigger | 
| hoo many times did we | hear | that word before he stopped | 
| o a raid did you | hear | the bombs georgie aye aye | 
| dairy fairm did iver ye | hear | the like mill he cried | 
| hole silence doll did you | hear | the one about the four | 
| brandy and babycham did you | hear | the one about the harbour | 
| how many times did we | hear | the phrase weapons of mass | 
| an here did she no | hear | the vyce o the wee | 
| it used where did you | hear | the word sinister used for | 
| did anyone did you ever | hear | the word skelp did you | 
| me silence ed did yi | hear | the yin aboot the laughin | 
| see this or did you | hear | this f940: [inaudible] m939: [inaudible] | 
| o us stew did yi | hear | what steve said cammy boot | 
| goes prick prick did ye | hear | whit a said no that | 
| meinit morag born did a | hear | ye say ye war born | 
| at your work i did | hear | you madam wee madam now | 
| of my health did i | hear | you right i m allowed | 
| there but also did you | hear | you see erm have you | 
| was there bessie aye ye | hear | a aboot london and clydeside | 
| s aften e time ye | hear | a blaikie fustlin full belt | 
| tae road safety ye d | hear | a bump an e scraichin | 
| fowk on the sofa dinna | hear | a wird ye say she | 
| auld wey an ye winna | hear | a wurd o reproach frae | 
| hundreds killed but ye never | hear | aboot it gladys number 18 | 
| and clydeside an ye never | hear | aboot us but we had | 
| it s quite cosmopolitan ye | hear | all sorts o languages in | 
| fit div ye like tae | hear | best scots or english i | 
| lest whyles ye can juist | hear | cairrit on the lown saur | 
| tae min on fin ye | hear | e bell ringin oot across | 
| in due time ye cd | hear | e black seed pods o | 
| jist doverin ye d aften | hear | e mice playin ahin e | 
| aan fae e sooth ye | hear | e roar o ingines as | 
| breath back ye ll aften | hear | e squeeryins o rabbits an | 
| even looder an ye cd | hear | em fae hyne awa thrashin | 
| an naebody s spikkin ye | hear | es tremendous orchestra an ere | 
| the highland show files ye | hear | fae hyne awa an i | 
| shuir an if ye dinnae | hear | fae me athin say twa | 
| ur exactklie as ye d | hear | fae weegies oan glesca streets | 
| the twa quines ye ll | hear | fit happens fin the rubbits | 
| the press o fowk ti | hear | for lu da ye see | 
| as i- such as ar | hear | for other shall ye gete | 
| r a thing ye aften | hear | fowk say it s the | 
| daein on washdays ye could | hear | her oot in the backie | 
| eftir a while ye d | hear | her sobs and his voice | 
| cummin up here can ye | hear | him ay he s cummin | 
| tae the nixt ye would | hear | him chappin through the toun | 
| weemun and bairns ye could | hear | his low voice at yer | 
| wa had tae ye could | hear | his voice yer faither that | 
| watter s edge ye could | hear | hissin an we saw a | 
| [inaudible] yeah m903: words ye | hear | is fae your parents presumably | 
| ee the singer that i | hear | is ye oh gie me | 
| ay a m gled ti | hear | it a daursay ye micht | 
| yeir grace rael gled ti | hear | it but ye d better | 
| or saft s ye cannae | hear | it deil a haet ye | 
| a gaelic feature because we | hear | it elsewhere ye find it | 
| 1st witch wad ye raither | hear | it frae oor mous or | 
| that f831: but fan ye | hear | it like [inaudible] a lassie | 
| brither wad ye lyke ti | hear | it malcolm a pome is | 
| it far else dae ye | hear | it roon aboot aiberdeen i | 
| it s dyin ye dinnae | hear | it so much now m1015: | 
| place dae ye like tae | hear | it yes it s interesting | 
| l be feart whan ye | hear | it young siward no me | 
| beef or caviare ye ll | hear | its name on coontless lips | 
| be deid deid dae ye | hear | knicht sae ye say ye | 
| makkin nae soon ye cd | hear | like e butterflees bit e | 
| ever heard o but to | hear | ma cairryin on ye d | 
| haed better wurk ye l | hear | mair aboot it gin it | 
| orm never heed ye wul | hear | mair frae me eftir thorfinn | 
| it o whilk ye may | hear | mair or lang gae sae | 
| is that whit ye would | hear | maister lauder are ye come | 
| efter the morn dae ye | hear | me at the same time | 
| a lang tyme afore ye | hear | me dae that ye ir | 
| again for painting okay ye | hear | me f1124: mmhm f1123: right | 
| there wiz silence ye could | hear | nothin bit eh scorries over | 
| it s words ye dinnae | hear | now m1017: cannae help that | 
| example o neeperin hiv ye | hear | o auld tawse na fat | 
| on t an ye can | hear | o odd things happenin bit | 
| e normal coorse ye cd | hear | ony vyackles comin ben e | 
| emphasise ye know ehm ye | hear | people countin in various times | 
| the pownie again dae ye | hear | ringan ay yeir hieness queen | 
| fit dae ye prefer tae | hear | scots or english aabody in | 
| ye deein i like to | hear | scots spoken dad has books | 
| an aiberdeen far d ye | hear | scots spoken in the broch | 
| wife fitiver she sikks tae | hear | she ll nae let ye | 
| ye l no lyke ti | hear | she wes tellin me that | 
| fit wye that hotel i | hear | some o ye speir well | 
| breaths i would like tae | hear | somethin frae ye he said | 
| sic meesic ye can niver | hear | t again nae ere it | 
| exists aften enyeuch ye canna | hear | t for ere s ither | 
| mey speir whitwey ye didna | hear | tel o siccan a skellum | 
| o green d ye iver | hear | tell o the twa irish | 
| fae fer freens noo a | hear | tell ye re no that | 
| like but noo ye never | hear | that like f902: ken they | 
| brat there john d ye | hear | that noo f643: ye ve | 
| hae a raspin hoast ye | hear | that rumblin in ma briest | 
| tae steek hersel ye could | hear | the catch in her breathin | 
| oot o sicht ye can | hear | the dugs berk in the | 
| in a lang whyle ye | hear | the soun o a ferr | 
| in english an ye can | hear | the subject warsslin tae reply | 
| graymawkin second witch dae ye | hear | the taid caws third witch | 
| ye l be pleased ti | hear | the wurd he brocht shona | 
| ye eftir thirlman we can | hear | the yerl s trumpets blawin | 
| ye don t ye dinnae | hear | the young generation usin them | 
| ower the place so ye | hear | them all m865: yeah yeah | 
| to take upstairs agnes ye | hear | them cats at they buckets | 
| say but ye ye would | hear | them from glasgow edinburgh borders | 
| [laugh] f835: ye know ye | hear | them goin [inaudible] i know | 
| use so ye ye occasionally | hear | them it s not uncommon | 
| a different generation m1014: ye | hear | them talkin aboot the livin | 
| ye know i i can | hear | things i mean i he- | 
| thair new aixes div ye | hear | thirlman starting to leave ay | 
| hughie but wait tae ye | hear | whit happened up oor en | 
| haed thrie ears a d | hear | ye 2nd apparition be bluidie | 
| words yersel on aw that | hear | ye cast a spell wi | 
| [sniff] f1134: well i didnae | hear | ye f1133: [?]oh did you nae[/?] you woke | 
| get them no m903: i | hear | ye get them at turriff | 
| kinnlin dinna you lat me | hear | ye haiverin thegither anent teitils | 
| hieland laddie nanse sumbodie wul | hear | ye haud yeir bletherin tung | 
| maist natural scots ye can | hear | ye know f785: mmhm yeah | 
| one swore nowadays i i | hear | ye know mums swearing in | 
| a m awfu gled tae | hear | ye r likin it sae | 
| bonnie auchterarder toon bonnie a | hear | ye say och well ye | 
| uised tae lattin ither fowk | hear | ye speakin scots an pittin | 
| turn in his grave tae | hear | ye spikk like yon weel | 
| listening bessie sulkily i canna | hear | ye when ye shout peggy | 
| re in a position tae | hear | your spouse callin ye ye | 
| dinnae tell mi dey wanti | hear | boot jilly dad how she | 
| a better chance so lets | hear | fit there is tae tell | 
| tell myself i can t | hear | her say but that s | 
| that the fairies suid suin | hear | tell o his muisical skeil | 
| an sae i hid tae | hear | tell that the fite mounth | 
| wadna be sae fykie we | hear | tell that whan catalonia got | 
| sky tell mi kin yi | hear | thum lori nods her head | 
| gang tae the palace tae | hear | whit pharoah has tae tell | 
| ach you dinna wint tae | hear | aboot that it s a | 
| speaking f1129: no you dinna | hear | her speaking f1130: why f1129: | 
| bell caws me dinna you | hear | it duncan for yon s | 
| na you dinna want tae | hear | me neil yes we do | 
| war hidin minnie could jist | hear | ned fusper tae alec dinna | 
| pretend they dinna see or | hear | oniething that s gaun on | 
| eftir the morn she wul | hear | thaim nae mair dinna be | 
| bit i dinna wint tae | hear | the spikk o the chaumer | 
| issue tinkie tinkie tarry brikks | hear | the townsfowk cry dinna staun | 
| be roch tune holy spirit | hear | us dinna be roch be | 
| human beings fae fit i | hear | you dinna ging to hospital | 
| yeah f689: but och didnae | hear | back fae her so f631: | 
| november monday moarnin guid tae | hear | fae dee as ivver a | 
| aboot it fur da meantime | hear | fae dee shun new computer | 
| them sittin there waitin to | hear | fae my solicitor toby ll | 
| will so fan they div | hear | fae the solicitor he ll | 
| it wis nae surprise tae | hear | fae the wee wifie that | 
| an nicol wid lik ta | hear | fae you da number ta | 
| translatin fae the scots they | hear | in their inner lug fin | 
| fae the older ones i | hear | it a lot because i | 
| done for fae a i | hear | they ve done the same | 
| the gossip an sklaik wi | hear | tittle tattle fae far an | 
| o murders owre terribil ti | hear | aboot ae tyme whan the | 
| heiven whan i dee ti | hear | auld jordan rowl charles kerr | 
| heiven whan i dee ti | hear | auld jordan rowl o brithers | 
| heiven whan i dee ti | hear | auld jordan rowl o brithers | 
| upby i the kinrik ti | hear | auld jordan rowl sing it | 
| that fur oor lori ti | hear | aw aw naw naw tess | 
| she wes aye gled ti | hear | he wes a ferlie trout | 
| wes gled aneuch whyles ti | hear | hir skraichin it taen ma | 
| kirsty ih you tryin ti | hear | hur whisperin in mah ear | 
| wad lyke for him ti | hear | it eilidh rises and looks | 
| shi jin fair blythe ti | hear | it it juist wadna dae | 
| bring a m blyth ti | hear | it ross an nou the | 
| ti see dey need ti | hear | jist fur noo be mah | 
| this steive set yird ti | hear | ma quaet feet what wey | 
| the keing wes blyth ti | hear | macbeth the wurd o yeir | 
| ti dae bi aa that | hear | oor tale nae yuise remains | 
| sie muisic he loued ti | hear | sae his mither cryit him | 
| things she s hud ti | hear | she makes to hit lori | 
| a m verra blyth ti | hear | t says hir guid faither | 
| ava wadna been roosed ti | hear | thae louns forsay thair guilt | 
| a im rael vext ti | hear | that puddok pathetically that s | 
| the keing louts doun ti | hear | the auld ane fleitch raither | 
| for you ma leddie ti | hear | the news a hae ti | 
| he wes richt gled ti | hear | this an cam for ti | 
| we gey ill pleised ti | hear | this but he wes that | 
| can til him blythe ti | hear | this the lord clerk set | 
| the thrie weird sisters ti | hear | what mair they hae ti | 
| naw naw she wants ti | hear | wicked music noh allowed naw | 
| came here the night ti | hear | you apologise fur breckin up | 
| extraordinary concept we could even | hear | a bus going past i | 
| much traffic and you could | hear | a car coming from a | 
| beep beep beep i could | hear | a man in the distance | 
| hands to play you could | hear | a pin drop it was | 
| so fast that i could | hear | all his strings yowl in | 
| forward behind him john could | hear | coughs and murmurs and it | 
| oot so s abody could | hear | div you still kich your | 
| has become rumpled i could | hear | e dinnle o e wheels | 
| reasonable amount of time to | hear | from five organisations could you | 
| witnesses ms macdonald we could | hear | from three witnesses in one | 
| last one up i could | hear | her footsteps move through the | 
| over his head he could | hear | her repeat that to her | 
| left the room he could | hear | her speaking to some other | 
| worn carpet slippers she could | hear | her wheezing as she lifted | 
| breathing but he could not | hear | himself breathe he wondered vaguely | 
| he nor the clerks could | hear | i ask members to concentrate | 
| face locked it i could | hear | i tried to kick it | 
| or [?]fur their[/?] man you could | hear | it very strongly oh aye | 
| brought her calm she could | hear | joseph s voice against the | 
| not minding that everyone could | hear | may i join you i | 
| the car no one could | hear | me of course in my | 
| the post office he could | hear | ping ping ping ping ping | 
| s swanky villa he could | hear | susan ben the hoose in | 
| toots you didna want to | hear | that but he could be | 
| said erm eh he could | hear | the bump bump bump you | 
| the mountains and i could | hear | the cry of wild birds | 
| looked immaculate he could even | hear | the engine ticking over gently | 
| to his left he could | hear | the flat clack of hockey | 
| that auld grandma bruce could | hear | the news frae a son | 
| beds though they could aye | hear | the on go an they | 
| a ready wishin you could | hear | the paddles swishin then at | 
| in their wake you could | hear | the soft hiss of methane | 
| o e wheels i could | hear | the sound of the wheels | 
| chiel spakk kate murdoch could | hear | the thin skirl o police | 
| the bylie s i could | hear | the whush whush o the | 
| the room and i could | hear | the woman on the phone | 
| wi the pain a could | hear | them fine but awfy far | 
| behind it they could still | hear | weir ranting mitchel sucked in | 
| more time we could all | hear | what he never tired of | 
| i would certainly like to | hear | whether the minister could allay | 
| when can we expect to | hear | a decision on this important | 
| the door an ginger can | hear | a door open awa doon | 
| to see if i can | hear | anything else fiona s priceless | 
| know if i can actually | hear | anything on it m642: yes | 
| andy can now see and | hear | everything much too clearly hold | 
| it something i can even | hear | grampa say same as he | 
| f1122: mmhm f1121: can you | hear | her f1122: mmhm f1121: no | 
| i love mummy i can | hear | her upstairs talking to morag | 
| so that toots can still | hear | her you lucky craiturs in | 
| the room you can almost | hear | him making that horrible hoarse | 
| it [censored: forename] m1096: can i | hear | [inaudible] f1095: wait a minute | 
| the register i can just | hear | it andrew buchan jessie coutts | 
| rattling round and i can | hear | it f010: [laugh] f606: can | 
| eh f1130: i can t | hear | it f1129: fitt f1130: i | 
| about the botheration i can | hear | it in her voice i | 
| booming music outside can you | hear | it it s aafa loud | 
| f965: well i can i | hear | it later [laugh] f963: [laugh] | 
| telly up so i can | hear | it [laugh] [laugh] cause it | 
| we can si- we can | hear | it okay f1101: aye maybe | 
| s right mmhm you can | hear | it tippin it f1024: mmhm | 
| something too what can you | hear | m1092: [inaudible] on f1091: come | 
| an naebodie can see or | hear | me an awbodie carries on | 
| shut up fiona do you | hear | me shut up i can | 
| working in casualty i can | hear | mummy saying i go on | 
| me shut up i can | hear | my daddy being angry but | 
| i want andy i can | hear | my daddy talking to me | 
| him man i can almost | hear | my granny warning i quite | 
| ready actually ready i can | hear | myself stylising my responses acting | 
| died out you can still | hear | of people rivin at their | 
| look for cars can you | hear | one coming f1136: [passing car] [passing car] | 
| listen see if you can | hear | ony an aa don t | 
| it stop it i can | hear | some of what fiona is | 
| can you sh can you | hear | something m1092: yes f1091: that | 
| s hand on the eiderdown | hear | that john you can get | 
| it s erm can you | hear | that noise [?]outside[/?] f1109: that | 
| lochhead i am delighted to | hear | that one can always trust | 
| door open so he can | hear | the bells one for the | 
| o lads content i can | hear | the burds dawn chorus sense | 
| his head now he can | hear | the children yelling as they | 
| matter so that i can | hear | the committee s views about | 
| this little reference you can | hear | the death knell for scots | 
| obscure double dutch we can | hear | the death knell for scots | 
| we beddit doun i can | hear | the lauchs an keckles frae | 
| i can t wait to | hear | the next joke well i | 
| on chrissie georgie i can | hear | the planes he goes chrissie | 
| simmer win an i can | hear | the teuchit s sang ayont | 
| the tv we can t | hear | the tv f1103: mm f1104: | 
| f1104: [music from toy] we can t | hear | the tv [music from toy] f1103: oh | 
| ither day i can hardly | hear | the tv unless it s | 
| [inaudible] [music from toy] we can t | hear | the tv we can t | 
| the tv we can t | hear | the tv we can t | 
| over 50 indeed one can | hear | them casting their votes based | 
| mountain crest you can almost | hear | them singing too but their | 
| louder so that everyone can | hear | there is a problem with | 
| here nevermair but i can | hear | this ferlie a deid bell | 
| here a minute i can | hear | tommy tommy tommy puss f1104: | 
| f1104: i ca- i can | hear | tommy tommy tommy puss i | 
| tommy tommy puss i can | hear | tommy whisper f1103: mmhm f1104: | 
| there so they can still | hear | us right slip off your | 
| into silence and i can | hear | wee andy applying himself to | 
| can because i want to | hear | what mummy is saying would | 
| s fine m1096: can i | hear | wi my lug f1095: but | 
| up darling i can t | hear | you f1071: ehm spongebob squarepants | 
| [inaudible] f1099: aye i can | hear | you f1100: i know [child noises] | 
| m1096: aye f1095: let me | hear | you saying it can you | 
| no dae that macbeth a | hear | oor murderous cuisins haes settilt | 
| it is you re gonna | hear | aboot erm a senator called | 
| said that the cruelties we | hear | aboot in the colonies are | 
| were they were interested to | hear | aboot it so there s | 
| throat i would like tae | hear | aboot major weir mitchel s | 
| like tae find oot tae | hear | aboot somebody lauder cleared his | 
| a wis richt vexed tae | hear | aboot your wullie said geordie | 
| an i dinnae want tae | hear | another word aboot oneythin okay | 
| naithing aboot it till you | hear | it ploppin on the fleer | 
| it roon aboot aiberdeen i | hear | mair o it in aiberdeen | 
| be a bidie in still | hear | people talk aboot a bidie | 
| at aince whit suid she | hear | but a chap chappin at | 
| the brekfest whit soud thay | hear | but a mukkil rowtin an | 
| o wunner whit soud she | hear | but vyces cryin louder an | 
| whit i m gaun tae | hear | when i get there a | 
| betty i m eager tae | hear | whit life is like ower | 
| see a helluva fricht widnae | hear | whit name he said look | 
| summing up i want to | hear | a categorical assurance about the | 
| else do you want to | hear | about [clap] m804: [tut] ehm | 
| maclaurin do you want to | hear | about monboddo or not boswell | 
| right do you want to | hear | about my phobias f832: [laugh] | 
| also do you want to | hear | about something m804: yeah i | 
| m804: yeah i want to | hear | about stuff m805: um see | 
| which groups we want to | hear | bearing in mind the limited | 
| you don t want to | hear | but i do i do | 
| exactly what they want to | hear | erm if if that s | 
| didn t want us to | hear | from anyone else he told | 
| i do not want to | hear | from him we have problems | 
| from others i want to | hear | from the sharp end about | 
| we ask that we would | hear | from you i want to | 
| i don t want to | hear | he s my business andy | 
| eh i didnae want tae | hear | it again [laugh] i ve | 
| i don t want to | hear | o you daein ony mair | 
| he doesn t want to | hear | that hunger s gweed kitchie | 
| probably do not want to | hear | them so i shall truncate | 
| members do not want to | hear | this that the project that | 
| don t really want to | hear | what bjork s interpretation of | 
| the lady doesna want to | hear | you munchin cheddars does she | 
| the committee will agree to | hear | a presentation from the four | 
| work programme the committee will | hear | a report from robert brown | 
| work programme the committee will | hear | a report from robert brown | 
| scottish executive from whom we | hear | absolutely hee haw f785: mmhm | 
| between the language we actually | hear | and the underlying elements from | 
| t exactly inspiring and i | hear | from a girl in glasgow | 
| it may be helpful to | hear | from a representative of the | 
| hell of a message to | hear | from a teenage care assistant | 
| interests we are keen to | hear | from all those who have | 
| of europe the committee will | hear | from and discuss a draft | 
| committee remit the committee will | hear | from andrew welsh msp convener | 
| the same view will we | hear | from anglers or fishing interests | 
| would also be interested to | hear | from anyone who has any | 
| would also be interested to | hear | from anyone who has any | 
| lot of thought i should | hear | from cairo in the next | 
| it would be useful to | hear | from do members agree that | 
| i would be keen to | hear | from her about any other | 
| sail but when we ll | hear | from her again hm sanderson | 
| i had a chance to | hear | from it an irresistibly rhythmic | 
| disabled people the committee will | hear | from its disability reporter 2 | 
| 2 reporters the committee will | hear | from its reporters 3 equal | 
| 2 reporters the committee will | hear | from its reporters 3 equal | 
| 2 reporters the committee will | hear | from its reporters 3 local | 
| 5 reporters the committee will | hear | from its reporters 6 civic | 
| i m waiting a to | hear | from lisa the new yorker | 
| i am sure we will | hear | from other members in the | 
| scottish executive the committee will | hear | from peter peacock msp deputy | 
| scottish executive the committee will | hear | from peter peacock msp deputy | 
| 9 reporters the committee will | hear | from reporters on progress since | 
| the committee might like to | hear | from some other witnesses members | 
| the negative responses that we | hear | from some quarters would have | 
| committee meeting in which to | hear | from the minister fergus ewing | 
| european union the committee will | hear | from the minister for education | 
| it might be useful to | hear | from the minister on that | 
| and are particularly keen to | hear | from the minister what is | 
| we might be able to | hear | from the organisations together and | 
| committee discussed we hope to | hear | from the reporters next week | 
| the presiding officer let us | hear | from the right independent margo | 
| for europe the committee will | hear | from the rt hon peter | 
| it would be useful to | hear | from the scottish drugs forum | 
| and visit the prison and | hear | from the staff why they | 
| and i ve yet to | hear | from them it s the | 
| letter and were delighted to | hear | from you i ve written | 
| joan it was nice to | hear | from you i was wondering | 
| i will be delighted to | hear | from you john roberts don | 
| thanks very much hope to | hear | from you soon yours cathie | 
| congenial neighbours however we will | hear | further from you are you | 
| carries off the tray we | hear | her voice from the kitchen | 
| the local area you will | hear | it from day to day | 
| knew and believed but to | hear | it from weir in this | 
| to get complicated may we | hear | now from the defender whether | 
| as do many others to | hear | on record from the ministers | 
| reporters reports the committee will | hear | progress reports from irene mcgugan | 
| english do you like to | hear | scots spoken not from my | 
| in glasgow from what i | hear | spoken in buchan there is | 
| i hope that we will | hear | that again indeed from back | 
| we do i needed to | hear | that from somebody who knew | 
| choice of words but we | hear | those words repeatedly from members | 
| year i would like to | hear | where that figure comes from | 
| speak scots you don t | hear | aberdonians f833: yeah [laugh] f835: | 
| at aboyne i didn t | hear | anyone speak scots which language | 
| glasgow and the scots you | hear | in aberdeen or tarland there | 
| difference between the scots you | hear | in glasgow and the scots | 
| what i speak do you | hear | much scots in aboyne quite | 
| consistent some pupils say they | hear | scots aa ower the place | 
| pupils reported that they would | hear | scots amongst friends in the | 
| 99 do you like to | hear | scots it s o k | 
| clue do you like to | hear | scots no it sounds weird | 
| i like it do you | hear | scots spoken in abyne ay | 
| bit do you like to | hear | scots spoken no what do | 
| it do you like to | hear | scots spoken not really no | 
| scotland do you like to | hear | scots yes i know quite | 
| lumphanan children most professed to | hear | virtually no scots in the | 
| k do you like to | hear | your mum speak scots no | 
| whee again whee do you | hear | a clock a clock ticking | 
| in edinburgh like you still | hear | a lot of whae where | 
| you else like to ehm | hear | about frankenstein m804: oh that | 
| i m very pleased to | hear | about how you have these | 
| commercial street you ll aways | hear | all these languages and you | 
| the maister wants you to | hear | andy the maister wouldny hae | 
| it jim delighted d you | hear | at teenie never seen onything | 
| medium is eh if you | hear | children playing in gaelic definitely | 
| it do you like to | hear | english spoken i think it | 
| in that case you shall | hear | he goes to the open | 
| for an occasion you might | hear | he s a gey ding | 
| f1129: fitt f1130: i canna | hear | her speaking f1129: no you | 
| american beaumont aye you should | hear | him speaking of how the | 
| to the music then and | hear | him telling you to name | 
| sutherland aiblins you anaw micht | hear | in ae blink o glaumerie | 
| a word that you d | hear | in skye and would be | 
| and the noise that you | hear | is the tap and it | 
| um m605: or do you | hear | it a lot in when | 
| and that s where you | hear | it again and you get | 
| it s just you winna | hear | it but when we put | 
| where would you expect to | hear | it down the pub in | 
| not it s you would | hear | it f1026: mmhm f1027: maybe | 
| perth more than you would | hear | it in dundee say f1026: | 
| but would you would you | hear | it in eng- in english | 
| granda s house do you | hear | it in the playground i | 
| noisy washing machine do you | hear | it m1090: yeah f1089: yeah | 
| know but you don t | hear | it now it doesn t | 
| go doon doll now you | hear | it now you don t | 
| we recorded is as you | hear | it on the album we | 
| heard you know like you | hear | it on the tv an | 
| really tenuous when you just | hear | it out of the air | 
| english do you like to | hear | it spoken yes i don | 
| you d s- you d | hear | it the day it s | 
| muriel i m gled to | hear | it you mak yoursel look | 
| the opposite sex when you | hear | jewellery [inaudible] m1017: whae the | 
| i i suppose if you | hear | like the names you kinda | 
| such but i used to | hear | ma granny speak about you | 
| girls skipping games you might | hear | ma hert s in the | 
| you listen carefully you will | hear | many other significant metaphors as | 
| was you f1118: yes you | hear | me at the work f1117: | 
| painting away f1141: do you | hear | me f1142: eh f1141: farr | 
| that s just sick you | hear | me grandpa sick wonder what | 
| will come when you will | hear | me i didna care fur | 
| the snow is falling you | hear | me sing happy happy christmas | 
| urn pretending you don t | hear | me the council memos aren | 
| m1098: eh [loud child noises] f1097: you | hear | me you speaking to your | 
| it s just that you | hear | more about what goes on | 
| [inaudible] f1054: ian you must | hear | more words aroon the school | 
| else fiona s priceless i | hear | my daddy laughing do you | 
| a language you like to | hear | no it s hard to | 
| but you kind o never | hear | o them so f631: mmhm | 
| mine but och you never | hear | o them that s the | 
| things that you would not | hear | on the mainstream radio f963: | 
| pay attention to what you | hear | on the radio the convention | 
| god we ask you to | hear | our prayers we end our | 
| god we ask you to | hear | our prayers we pray too | 
| i- is that what you | hear | round about here f1005: aye | 
| breeks fuff oot anaa you | hear | thaim dunt thae baldy heidbangeers | 
| f1142: aye f1141: do you | hear | that [censored: forename] if you cuddle | 
| okay f1142: mmhm f1141: you | hear | that [censored: forename] you gonna watch | 
| affair is almost complete you | hear | that crucial word almost not | 
| you will be pleased to | hear | that harry secombe is able | 
| erm er having let you | hear | that having inflicted that on | 
| you will be relieved to | hear | that i will not be | 
| ehm colin where would you | hear | that m1016: probably a younger | 
| and little babies like to | hear | that noises when you lift | 
| hill it s good to | hear | that you re going to | 
| [inaudible] where are you going | hear | the birdies [censored: forename] f1122: aye | 
| yes [laugh] f1113: do you | hear | the birdies outside f1114: yes | 
| okay f1112: [noise of something being submerged] do you | hear | the bubbles f1111: [laugh] i | 
| gurgle gurgle [laugh] oh you | hear | the bubbles i think she | 
| feel s day you would | hear | the cry hey min yer | 
| that s what you ll | hear | the janitor speaks gaelic all | 
| it doon then fann you | hear | the microwave gaun bleep then | 
| fathoms of gales would you | hear | the screech of gulls the | 
| more relaxed f1159: when you | hear | the tha gà idhlig agam you | 
| their venue is you ll | hear | them coming for miles oh | 
| is a twang when you | hear | them f1159: do they f947: | 
| all the sayings because you | hear | them less and less now | 
| mrs g i don t | hear | them outside do you speak | 
| okay just to let you | hear | this er th-th-the- the quality | 
| re you listen you didnae | hear | this you ll serve the | 
| dear sinner if you are | hear | to night i trust you | 
| where you don t really | hear | wha much in the c- | 
| rowland right then you shall | hear | who he is jack sneck | 
| in ither countries you should | hear | yon loon in there speaking | 
| it s not going to | hear | you because there s music | 
| convener i would love to | hear | you being less generous than | 
| have you got let me | hear | you counting f1112: one two | 
| the heck is this i | hear | you cry well as we | 
| f1136: erm fish f1135: [?]cannae[/?] | hear | you f1136: fish f1135: fish | 
| will have the opportunity to | hear | you give a brief overview | 
| fiddle as well you always | hear | you know like aly bain | 
| an it s great to | hear | you know the girls and | 
| dad it was good to | hear | you on the phone on | 
| the new school and i | hear | you re reponsible for providing | 
| he said hi isa i | hear | you re winchin an she | 
| don t you let her | hear | you say she s too | 
| craigie i am surprised to | hear | you say that there may | 
| f1095: aye m1096: no f1095: | hear | you singing aa your songs | 
| the window stood let me | hear | you singing m1106 : twinkle twinkle | 
| mum [inaudible] f1105: let me | hear | you singing m1106: twinkle twinkle | 
| teach me but when i | hear | you speak i seem to | 
| picnic ready della silence della | hear | you tess a great comet | 
| to me and goes i | hear | you ve picked up a | 
| dear all the better to | hear | you with my dear all | 
| famely bein jilly kin you | hear | yursell pat a responsible grown | 
| again wait i m gonna | hear | something f1095: [inaudible] m1096: go | 
| f1113: that s it now | hear | the birdies again shoutin mum | 
| raise time and again we | hear | the point that was made | 
| oh do we need to | hear | this again m942: i had | 
| s never wrong almost i | hear | it sigh kandy at the | 
| like wedding presents i never | hear | of anybody having that now | 
| f1027: no no i never | hear | of anyone doing that f1026: | 
| unusual i never used tae | hear | that m1000: oh aye uh | 
| 2p gladys i d never | hear | the end o t triumphantly | 
| i hope she ll never | hear | this tape f639: this might | 
| i would be interested to | hear | about that it strikes me | 
| nearer 3rd murderer listen a | hear | horses banquo offstage gie me | 
| gave me a chance to | hear | how genuine american cb ers | 
| me but ach lat s | hear | it if it wul please | 
| m i m tryin to | hear | it in me own head | 
| were too damn bureaucratic to | hear | me daniel was very upset | 
| now cause it s hot | hear | me f1142: why is it | 
| the snow was falling he | hear | me say happy happy christmas | 
| james sharp would greet tae | hear | me say thae three words | 
| know that the minister cannot | hear | me so i will wait | 
| had been no one to | hear | me then one day miss | 
| me ouer long i ll | hear | no more he fell in | 
| down do not let me | hear | of the wisdom of old | 
| what she was going to | hear | she needed me it s | 
| t have surprised me to | hear | someone asking for fite blaik | 
| presiding officer order let me | hear | the point of order mr | 
| it gars me nervish to | hear | them lilian oh what was | 
| so i m hopin tae | hear | a few mixed words there | 
| said bessie choosing not to | hear | her i m richt oot | 
| just went for a paddle | hear | it f1136: mum i m | 
| i m affa pleased tae | hear | it m999: an eh stuff | 
| well i m blythe to | hear | it so some good came | 
| just tak- f1111: [laugh] [water bubbling] | hear | the bubbles i m giving | 
| take care of yourself right | hear | what i m saying know | 
| a kind of inter- i | hear | about this but i don | 
| the car i don t | hear | any at torphins unless sometimes | 
| cross f1136: i don t | hear | any cars f1135: right cross | 
| some poems i don t | hear | doric on t v or | 
| loud enough for everyone to | hear | i still don t know | 
| pause the dead don t | hear | music of any kind tess | 
| wedding presents i don t | hear | of anybody doing that now | 
| i don t like to | hear | of mad poets my brother | 
| well they need ears to | hear | with as well don t | 
| say that naebody s to | hear | caird it s this that | 
| but i was stunned to | hear | george lyon say that there | 
| sector i was encouraged to | hear | jackie baillie say that there | 
| either to say or to | hear | someone else say the scottish | 
| wis awfy deaf an didna | hear | them or else say ach | 
| s question directly however i | hear | what people say about the | 
| [tut] f1154: i didn t | hear | about it and that s | 
| listen i didn t really | hear | all that edginess i ve | 
| heard any- i didn t | hear | anybody else using it i | 
| like obviously i didn t | hear | before she heard but aye | 
| she doesn t seems to | hear | but she shouts rock buns | 
| that i couldn t quite | hear | but there was no mistaking | 
| aheid bit i d niver | hear | e eyn o t an | 
| voice till i couldn t | hear | him at wastepaper basket was | 
| mother wouldn t like to | hear | him talk like that but | 
| f1049: i didn t even | hear | it right m1048: to switch | 
| bit because i didn t | hear | it till much later i | 
| but cooler at night i | hear | it won t stay like | 
| won t understand it i | hear | most of it in glasgow | 
| hardly any we didn t | hear | much about russia well f746: | 
| the son o heiven wad | hear | o t an faut him | 
| the hope that mother will | hear | she doesn t seems to | 
| rain spittin on em an | hear | t dirlin files on e | 
| an a speecial day tae | hear | t nooadays i heard it | 
| leisure i was sorry to | hear | that chrissie wasn t keeping | 
| big ains isn t it | hear | that hailstanes f1104: yeah uh | 
| weir it i d nivver | hear | the ern o t efter | 
| i didn t didn t | hear | the story so why are | 
| eh fiona doesn t wanna | hear | this to use extensive mark | 
| it quietly she couldn t | hear | us comin in m815: the | 
| the challenge we do not | hear | a word about the snp | 
| i was very sorry to | hear | about madge our circle is | 
| the outside world will ever | hear | about that but we should | 
| situation i am sorry to | hear | about that comment to the | 
| but we are expecting to | hear | about that imminently when the | 
| will allow the committee to | hear | about the measures he will | 
| where they we used to | hear | about the menus and the | 
| listen to this an they | hear | about the millennium dome an | 
| i were very keen to | hear | about the position there and | 
| buildings i was pleased to | hear | about the work that is | 
| marked i was sorry to | hear | about uncle nelson i hope | 
| letters i was disturbed to | hear | about your bug mum do | 
| borders on 14 february to | hear | at first hand about the | 
| about women too she would | hear | comments like she was nice | 
| millennium mr morrison whenever i | hear | fergus ewing talking about fuel | 
| know that all we will | hear | is an argument about sewel | 
| it would be useful to | hear | members suggestions about whom they | 
| been we we used to | hear | people speakin about when they | 
| about on the buses i | hear | people talk about it all | 
| committee will be relieved to | hear | that i am not about | 
| possible i was disappointed to | hear | what tommy sheridan said about | 
| wummin telt him let s | hear | fit the chiel here s | 
| front gate at last we | hear | him and we re out | 
| medal man hopeless hope i | hear | him introduce himself shaking hands | 
| him and i think i | hear | him knocking at the door | 
| splendid it was odd to | hear | him speaking like a mearns | 
| the telly bollocks i d | hear | him through the wall when | 
| him she had wanted to | hear | his love but she knew | 
| going man i used to | hear | my mother speak of him | 
| cum here syre macbeth a | hear | rumors anent him in tyme | 
| what she had wanted to | hear | she loved him she had | 
| sowl whae jist loves tae | hear | tumblers clink an when him | 
| see him at laurencekirk i | hear | wasna there a terrible falling | 
| him but aw he coud | hear | wes a soond lyke lyke | 
| do in ballater but i | hear | a lot in the village | 
| nowadays f1144: sandshoes m1146: i | hear | a lot o children referrin | 
| still an quait i cood | hear | a preen drap later on | 
| if the minister wants to | hear | a soundbite i will give | 
| i must stress that to | hear | a variety of views to | 
| tranny s on and i | hear | a word japanese prisoner work | 
| in auchterless i eest tae | hear | aa kins o sayins an | 
| chortles delighted chrissie disapproving i | hear | angelica s to be the | 
| kinno soun is yon i | hear | aroon anely the birr o | 
| the night i ll no | hear | cause i ll no be | 
| the deputy presiding officer i | hear | dissent therefore there will be | 
| terror at i wis feelin | hear | e roar o e terrible | 
| one one i used to | hear | ehm in the eh further | 
| unusual but i prefer to | hear | english spoken because it s | 
| an rain i cood ferrly | hear | fin i gang ootside i | 
| 16 affa coorse wither i | hear | fowk cry hale day rain | 
| ma granmither continued i didna | hear | frae yer uncle jeems i | 
| he f1133: i think i | hear | granda comin oh oh my | 
| cousin john eleis aye i | hear | he pleads for aw kinds | 
| or jist clever but i | hear | he s no very weel | 
| splashes and towels and i | hear | her muttering just as well | 
| so bad grampa grampa i | hear | her screaming across the airport | 
| hisna ett fur days i | hear | his gnashers snappin i draa | 
| that er i used to | hear | i think possibly as a | 
| birdie up in that tree | hear | i think there s nests | 
| i ll let other people | hear | it after that when i | 
| short story i like to | hear | it and i understand it | 
| off ma muriel off i | hear | it awa oot to the | 
| such an example let us | hear | it ben wallace i too | 
| was in the chamber to | hear | it but i hope that | 
| lady f1130: but i canna | hear | it f1129: eh f1130: i | 
| i wis gey gled tae | hear | it for i ken noo | 
| great grandad spoke it i | hear | it in the shops as | 
| of gaelic when i do | hear | it it s a bit | 
| are hard to pronounce i | hear | it most at my grandparents | 
| 1 99 i like to | hear | it spoken but i ve | 
| know something good when i | hear | it this poem is a | 
| mcaveety i just like to | hear | it twice alex neil as | 
| derek s lips purse i | hear | jakey s voice in my | 
| that i ve not [inaudible] | hear | m1014: correct aye f1054: nane | 
| an jobs an i ll | hear | masel talkin posh so that | 
| even yet i mean i | hear | men on the television announcers | 
| deputy presiding officer i will | hear | ms marwick s point of | 
| has begun already and i | hear | mutterings of a supporters club | 
| men of every station now | hear | my lamentation i am now | 
| parish here ehm if i | hear | myself on the answerin machine | 
| to bursting point remember i | hear | myself shouting as sweat pours | 
| it is so nice to | hear | news of old friends i | 
| jamieson i am interested to | hear | of any initiatives that are | 
| m1108: aye f1107: i didna | hear | of it m1108: see that | 
| alice and i got to | hear | of the death of arthur | 
| free i was interested to | hear | of the musselburgh fiasco and | 
| front door gladys i didna | hear | onything but then i widna | 
| i must insist that members | hear | out members quietly and with | 
| the first corner when i | hear | phimister s voice with its | 
| and which i represent i | hear | quite a lot of complaints | 
| matter but would like to | hear | richard simpson s comments i | 
| fur i was surprised to | hear | she d ended up in | 
| school roll helen thespiosis i | hear | she s greek the secretary | 
| are welcome to stay to | hear | that george macbride i thank | 
| will not be surprised to | hear | that i do not agree | 
| members will be relieved to | hear | that i do not intend | 
| members might be surprised to | hear | that i lectured some of | 
| minister might be surprised to | hear | that i was present during | 
| i m1000: aye m999: dinnae | hear | that nowadays is it f1001: | 
| f965: i d like to | hear | that story but erm we | 
| health service today however i | hear | that the figure has risen | 
| first i was pleased to | hear | that the long overdue reform | 
| training i was interested to | hear | that there does not appear | 
| scotland i am pleased to | hear | that there is a growing | 
| aye f1006: uh huh i | hear | that used m1004: to dog | 
| read it backwards however i | hear | the audiovisual dept here has | 
| war i ane man to | hear | the birdis sounde quhilk doith | 
| war i ane man to | hear | the birdis sounde quhilk doith | 
| forecast i was interested to | hear | the holiday prices of farms | 
| down by the path i | hear | the huge gate click i | 
| larries roar i lang tae | hear | the leverick sing or see | 
| presiding officer order i cannot | hear | the member tricia marwick if | 
| i would be interested to | hear | the minister s comments angus | 
| parliament i am pleased to | hear | the minister s commitments in | 
| and i would like to | hear | the other points of view | 
| reaction in some quarters i | hear | the speugs abune the sheugh | 
| graves behind his eyes i | hear | the tempests roar i almost | 
| the bubbles f1111: [laugh] i | hear | them bubble bubble bubble f1112: | 
| i ve brunt the picturs | hear | them faa i ve brunt | 
| prayers and i doe not | hear | them one said sir i | 
| week mrs laing and i | hear | there was a travelling theatre | 
| heard this lady saying i | hear | they re lifting a new | 
| wi that i like tae | hear | things frae the lads theirsels | 
| sabbin o the sea i | hear | thon twa that screived sae | 
| does that f1112: i do | hear | uh huh [inaudible] f1111: is | 
| vertigo of the variations i | hear | unsteady footsteps slowly mounting the | 
| s one that i would | hear | used a fair bit no | 
| mum mum mum suddenly i | hear | wee andy bawling i wake | 
| doun l macbeth ay macbeth | hear | wha sleeps i the saicont | 
| possible i would like to | hear | what john scott has to | 
| i am perfectly happy to | hear | what other members have to | 
| shot i would like to | hear | what the balance would be | 
| open i would like to | hear | what the committee feels lord | 
| exception i am interested to | hear | whether the member believes that | 
| a beautiful song i cannot | hear | without thinking of the old | 
| i would be grateful to | hear | your comments george macbride educational | 
| i would be interested to | hear | your comments on that elizabeth | 
| as i decided not to | hear | your meaning and started to | 
| questions as well as to | hear | your presentation so i hope | 
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