sank
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| wye e spak sank you | sank | you e wid say ye |
| queer kinna wye e spak | sank | you sank you e wid |
| of steel the reedy banks | sank | muddy to the heel the |
| off the scottish coast and | sank | approximately the same distance from |
| have for her her hopes | sank | for it was a man |
| the doomed ferry when she | sank | but fate had more cruel |
| the stricken ferry before she | sank | this chapter will concern itself |
| occupants thrown out and then | sank | leaving the sea covered by |
| skin syne kyte weel stappt | sank | back in its web hank |
| irish stew and there they | sank | beneath the gravy like two |
| tae the west the sun | sank | doun fou low the heat |
| praise in autumn as it | sank | tae rest the sun set |
| dinna ken whit ma hert | sank | whan ah saw thair wee |
| right there eddie my heart | sank | when i saw him gettin |
| twa year syne whan we | sank | a wheen muckle grapnels set |
| juist swam twa strokes an | sank | sic capers in the burn |
| cairrie him but his feet | sank | doun inti the wat saund |
| as weel as jonsar eck | sank | his teeth intae his second |
| free enterprise and the estonia | sank | less than thirty minutes after |
| his drivers near an faur | sank | aye the deeper in the |
| upturned hull just before she | sank | one of the rescue ships |
| squalls just before the ship | sank | passenger baird was astonished to |
| keech gin he founert an | sank | gweed riddance a bowl o |
| bit better an as he | sank | a few mair pints his |
| tell me what happened i | sank | back on the pillows hesitating |
| him in a taxi he | sank | gratefully back into the seat |
| and all the mealy stuff | sank | like a kind of sludge |
| them clean ower tracy mowat | sank | like a leid kist mebbe |
| wirk or lover the hoose | sank | inno cauld an disregard noo |
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