nerve
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lyre of tuneful colours every | nerve | a strain of spheral music |
thirl onymair tae limbs far | nerve | ends hae deid i wes |
was no longer listening every | nerve | every sinew every muscle was |
says here ye ve some | nerve | ma benignitor there s plackets |
centre still one of the | nerve | centres of the russian orthodox |
i daresay but whit a | nerve | that chiel showing his face |
deed ye ve a bonnie | nerve | ti come strampin yir feet |
endowed with strength affection blood | nerve | hearing sight laden with lust |
particularly horrible cargo of german | nerve | gas arrived by sea from |
[inhale] f66: [exhale] amount of | nerve | to deal with that thing |
yet the conservatives have the | nerve | to say today that the |
showed a bit of a | nerve | in saying much of what |