lads
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| weans war nou weill growne | lads | an lassies an didna ken |
| as much as the lardy | lads | and lassies now that the |
| usual impact on local collier | lads | and their lassies many verses |
| s nae a loon aye | lads | the lassies bak the lassies |
| gotten acquent wi ten braw | lads | an mair ye d niver |
| mense lous mense an braw | lads | aye ken braw lads shi |
| braw lads aye ken braw | lads | shi jin says ye ve |
| up agin the rale braw | lads | the laddie heard him an |
| ere wis jist e road | lads | i saa fit kinna lad |
| een o es gaant kinna | lads | it didna maitter fit e |
| in fit es literary kinna | lads | says aboot e hard northeast |
| es wis faar e young | lads | gaithert in e evenin bocht |
| the brae an tellt the | lads | ah ll juist gae an |
| i pyntit oot the three | lads | an said i wad gae |
| for its tea o k | lads | we ll gae doun the |
| wha wis t then gied | lads | a pree o joys o |
| wis a wheen o local | lads | wha cuid tak a score |
| greenock s best an the | lads | wha did the cookin an |
| second horseman 42 halflins young | lads | 32 horses until the 1940s |
| the gloaming young girls and | lads | are walking arm in arm |
| was with two other young | lads | at upper pitglassie and we |
| she comes garrin the young | lads | boo throwe their muckle passion |
| saunstane ledge were twa young | lads | chuckin stanes intae the heid |
| and poor wages many young | lads | emigrated to canada but if |
| is one of the young | lads | he said fit she s |
| herring how did two young | lads | like you come by fresh |
| it s winnerfae fit young | lads | ll pit awa in e |
| managers say the twa young | lads | were in the dock but |
| an didnae hear twa auld | lads | come in aboot the three |
| fin in aboot came twa | lads | fae pitsliga tae see fit |
| the door there wis twa | lads | fae the fitba club stannin |
| hairst an it teen twa | lads | tae fork shaves aff the |
| richt said the twa aulds | lads | the gither noo fit wid |
| lippent it ti twa cottar | lads | ti tak awa at the |
| or mebbe mair yon twa | lads | went awa up the street |
| blurts oot een o the | lads | i wis fer teen aback |
| on een o e road | lads | in aboot for coal tee |
| the hall een o the | lads | in charge o the veggies |
| they kent maist o the | lads | by sicht a mile aff |
| wis wark i ve kent | lads | e same at hame an |
| wastrife business o the ramstam | lads | he kent it aa he |
| it wis handy for e | lads | at e huts tae keep |
| ye aboot some o e | lads | at vrocht at broonhill when |
| linshie brae bit e turra | lads | hid been by wi e |
| ye micht say e ither | lads | hid been doon e road |
| e i but a the | lads | the lo e me weel |
| e i but a the | lads | they lo e me weel |
| e i but a the | lads | they smile on me when |
| an that is hou the | lads | aboot here catches minnons billy |
| fyne claith for aw the | lads | an lassie aboot the place |
| aboot claes this is the | lads | that painted they had scuddlin |
| but ah haurlie think aboot | lads | thir days the thocht o |
| deep an dreamless sleep o | lads | content i can hear the |
| i he- i hear the | lads | sayin her that must be |
| tae hear things frae the | lads | theirsels whit are ye cried |
| line o posts at some | lads | d got weet feet caain |
| called the feet washing farm | lads | were often dumped in the |
| siclike ploys an garrd the | lads | stert showin aff wi daffin |
| the virus come oan then | lads | that wad be great pit |
| blash wad be uncouth ken | lads | there bides ane aesome truith |
| an met up wi the | lads | as arranged whit s aa |
| rosy lips a glisten garrd | lads | fin oot whit they d |
| wey o tellin whit the | lads | were daein a hunner yairds |
| gaun doun tae jyne the | lads | whit wi faain ower tree |
| it lasted wisn t it | lads | weel let us in oan |
| wis gettin aa the ferm | lads | fae sim s the emporium |
| but she seen put they | lads | to flight wi jist the |
| ony speecial concern for hiz | lads | we d likely jist been |
| spoke or m903: wi some | lads | like ye ye ken like |
| day as gaffer wi the | lads | biggin the quarrytowers development sae |
| wisnae that fresh sae the | lads | didnae tarry awhile tho tired |
| sae a wheen o the | lads | foregethert yae friday nicht an |
| bypast wi the dram drinkin | lads | sae few an faur atween |
| the byllies aa are workin | lads | daein a thenkless job for |
| a can go wi the | lads | a bevvie the fitba a |
| chiel on oor side richt | lads | get the buggers wi that |
| there s a lot o | lads | i gaed tae school wi |
| lang het simmer weeks whan | lads | ran free wi girrs an |
| wi pyramids an palaces your | lads | will hae tae rax their |
| feels o wirsels like some | lads | at bade nae at far |
| gather some of the bold | lads | did that evening we went |
| some monkey bars but the | lads | frae glendinning terrace which is |
| bikes some of the bothy | lads | had motorbikes later motorbikes had |
| o thing some o the | lads | have bairns an they look |
| to s queensferry where some | lads | were out on jet skis |
| wis a battle whaur herd | lads | nou finds spear an sword |
| 2 it s to the | lads | i speak tonight o lord |
| s the rest o the | lads | i speirt a bit apprehensive |
| studies that is surely how | lads | o pairts are made he |
| ane o thae physick mongerin | lads | o watter an lochside at |
| we will drink tae the | lads | that are champions o freedom |
| tay neen o the three | lads | wid hae onything tae dee |
| on hogmanay then all the | lads | for miles round would come |
| in instant remorse come on | lads | he said quickly mounting his |
| don t even mention glasgow | lads | thinking that they were the |
| en no kennin whaur the | lads | were an sweirt tae whustle |
| tulip at sixteen annabell s | lads | were niver nine tae fivers |
| that had chaamers the chaamer | lads | were out of the house |
| was very satisfying two extra | lads | were usually got to help |
| were even a gang of | lads | who applied their own post |
| check tickets i asked the | lads | are sweirt tae cause trouble |
| fledgling annie the thief the | lads | nest kieran christie spikks tae |
| the pipes are willin the | lads | tae list too roo rantin |
| materialise a d cause the | lads | tae lose their wits an |
| be doon in a minute | lads | he shouted hoping they d |
| have merited a look the | lads | margot a washed oot lily |
| hae i yet a the | lads | they smile at me when |
| wee tate of eve the | lads | done the same the very |
| man i the wintir the | lads | aw pleyed eiss shintie an |
| taks aw her beanos fur | lads | she meets in torremolinos ah |
| the lavvy eh the the | lads | at mossheid eh in white |
| dan yelled up at eh | lads | on eh crane as soon |
| grabbed a coupla ae likely | lads | an brought them back fur |
| the men ti lowse the | lads | an fess mirren ben the |
| prenticed til him baith steidie | lads | an fyne healthy fallaes whan |
| peitie on ye an the | lads | brocht ye ben ma houss |
| closed world populated by galluss | lads | chaumer louns an wurthie beylies |
| an english comprehensive where the | lads | get boobs before the girls |
| the flesher an ti his | lads | he cries choice out a |
| he heard the shout look | lads | it s that scruffy bugger |
| then the the scottish heritage | lads | are nae very keen on |
| of the hair gel the | lads | used to get their fringes |
| us throu still mind ye | lads | it maks ye think while |
| tilt belyve mauger this the | lads | likkit the eiss shokkils at |
| at pairties whiles at dances | lads | stuid aroun the waas like |
| of life among the ploughman | lads | and kitchie deems they usually |
| his face sorry about today | lads | but this ll cheer you |
| others go show s over | lads | anything but that today decided |
| side game over good effort | lads | way and congratulate the oppo |
| week a couple of the | lads | told me to bring my |
| in p h and the | lads | enjoying indian samaos and proka |
| held a dance for the | lads | in the hall a bar |
| noises that sent the other | lads | into hysterics sir kelly needs |
| s no gay hound yes | lads | the lasses bake the lasses |
| a guid whyle baith the | lads | traivelt on thegither on the |
| hir lillie whyt thies the | lads | waffed ower the rigg as |
| trees called the birnie the | lads | who worked on the estate |
| blast would be uncouth now | lads | there rests a single truth |
| ___ peenheids minnow fry chiels | lads | winna ding won t be |
| be there s lots of | lads | forbye yoursel might fancy your |
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