strangers
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i mustn t speak to | strangers | i mustn t walk on |
london toon bit sune the | strangers | cam yer freens fae youngsters |
tae seek a livin among | strangers | in london toon bit sune |
living with a bunch of | strangers | leaving their dirty stuff lying |
kitchen with a bunch of | strangers | that i there s no |
be used to just complete | strangers | not really caring f958: i |
in parteeclar oor perception o | strangers | that we met for the |
depend on you utterly complete | strangers | good samaritans thank you thank |
got better every year an | strangers | passin through the toon wad |
fair enough but just complete | strangers | you feel are kind of |
feet strange converse conversing with | strangers | their thin notes suddenly snap |
merrily linking arms with total | strangers | stepping out from unsuspected sentences |
even the trees were tall | strangers | kay has said that her |
the earth i was with | strangers | they cover me with a |
parties in central scotland were | strangers | who became friends i am |
ugly they seem to be | strangers | the family member we waited |
buildings ontak responsibility ootlins outsiders | strangers | plenisht furnished provided wi promoval |
aye we aw saw the | strangers | suits an briefcases cam oot |
sidie weys in front o | strangers | that were aye too feart |
warned not to talk to | strangers | who either ate you or |
this way the most disliked | strangers | are those closest particularly if |
person he didn t like | strangers | at all and no adult |
rely on the kindness of | strangers | we need public transport and |
seen did ye see ony | strangers | on e road na deil |
alarm if you see any | strangers | raking through the bins don |
spiritual lustre and beauty that | strangers | to christ did not have |
as they always were passing | strangers | pause to sit in the |
remember to a procession of | strangers | then one lonely stranger after |
the room they kept for | strangers | she brought my breakfast awkward |