sun
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| horseman s haa far the | sun | niver shone far the win |
| the first to change the | sun | shone at the weekend and |
| awa days seemed ti me | sun | shone baithe nicht an day |
| tess yin day as the | sun | shone bricht in the sky |
| we bought chimes too the | sun | shone bright on the market |
| clud cover thin an the | sun | shone fou bricht throu the |
| yards while at others the | sun | shone incongruously from a blue |
| young an strang when simmer | sun | shone on the braes an |
| on its axle a new | sun | shone so it continued to |
| softly no strange noises the | sun | shone softly the clock ticked |
| braid sun caller sky braid | sun | caller clouds waucht heich an |
| wheep win wheep sky braid | sun | caller sky braid sun caller |
| braid sun caller sky braid | sun | caller sky braid sun caller |
| a purpour stream and the | sun | be sweir ti shine lat |
| aw lee lang day the | sun | ll shine bit tak ye |
| shine [laugh] f807: does the | sun | shine erm [laugh] f806: does |
| really badly f806: does the | sun | shine f807: hm f806: [laugh] |
| erm [laugh] f806: does the | sun | shine in germany [laugh] yeah |
| hm f806: [laugh] does the | sun | shine [laugh] f807: does the |
| shine in the yalla blearie | sun | there wid be nae skatin |
| tae say aw day the | sun | will shine it s me |
| sun next f1102: sun mister | sun | and mister bright sun f1101: |
| mister sun and mister bright | sun | f1101: mmhm f1102: it looks |
| l right sun next f1102: | sun | mister sun and mister bright |
| [inaudible] f1101: o l right | sun | next f1102: sun mister sun |
| stert ti wearie o the | sun | doun doun it gaes on |
| hills growe dim as the | sun | gaes doun a singil cran |
| trees parfume the air the | sun | gaes doun aince mair ahint |
| we l meet afore the | sun | gaes doun first witch an |
| is unco mirk eftir the | sun | gaes doun mercie whas heid |
| owre an again the gowden | sun | gaes doun the blue lift |
| frae the ferrest tyme the | sun | ryses an dounsets tyme gaes |
| braid beans lang in the | sun | easy crummlit tae stoor atween |
| normal day sun comes up | sun | comes down moon comes up |
| just get a normal day | sun | comes up sun comes down |
| f1114: oh it s the | sun | f1113: it s a sun |
| a sun f1114: yes the | sun | f1113: mm f1114: [inaudible] be |
| sun f1113: it s a | sun | f1114: yes the sun f1113: |
| pick the sun m1094: a | sun | i got two stars i |
| it to the sun sun | sun | i m doing so awfully |
| erm i ll pick the | sun | m1094: a sun i got |
| sun the sun nice orange | sun | m1094: mmhm f1093: where do |
| to pick the sun the | sun | nice orange sun m1094: mmhm |
| like us nae enough sun | sun | s whit sweetens the cherry |
| the sun where does the | sun | stay m1094: up there f1093: |
| prefer it to the sun | sun | sun i m doing so |
| berna like us nae enough | sun | sun s whit sweetens the |
| much prefer it to the | sun | sun sun i m doing |
| of which was obscuring the | sun | the irrelevant sun the tumult |
| sun up there see the | sun | the moon they cast the |
| you want to pick the | sun | the sun nice orange sun |
| obscuring the sun the irrelevant | sun | the tumult of my feelings |
| krista awa della only the | sun | up there see the sun |
| where do you find the | sun | where does the sun stay |
| ma desert a wis yer | sun | an moon bit noo ye |
| [laugh] very respectable moon and | sun | f806: mm f807: over here |
| first palma bus before the | sun | has replaced the moon s |
| up here you have the | sun | here you have the moon |
| moon hath no light the | sun | his beames withdraweth the mouth |
| with ehm the way the | sun | is positioned and the moon |
| living in mallorca talk about | sun | places and moon places the |
| half moon of a torn | sun | two sunbeams knitting ladders by |
| braw in russet wi the | sun | bricht on her pelt an |
| ca 1200 derk dule the | sun | foraye is ful an bricht |
| burnin bricht mou o the | sun | grandad a wee mannie mair |
| august efternuin wi a bricht | sun | keppin the fish doun an |
| o the licht eternal bricht | sun | o justice come an shed |
| flashin bricht in the cauld | sun | ootower the loodspikkers cam a |
| nava tuik the lead the | sun | sae heich an bricht it |
| the prince bricht lyke the | sun | the shaidae wes gaen frae |
| low destination when the glorious | sun | in the sky withdraws its |
| patron of the sky the | sun | music dance and the arts |
| the sky like a mock | sun | or a bit of a |
| the sky happy even the | sun | s smilin wisn t that |
| sky s blue for the | sun | to go up and then |
| well you could put a | sun | up in the sky f1122: |
| were three knobs yellow for | sun | green for rain and black |
| that f1122: yellow f1121: yellow | sun | okay can you draw that |
| it f1101: mm but the | sun | s yellow isn t it |
| look at the yellow [inaudible] | sun | there s that s it |
| yellow f1101: s u n | sun | u n right dog f1102: |
| we should have made the | sun | yellow shouldn t we f1112: |
| windae f1101: aye oh that | sun | s bright f1102: look at |
| [?]i'm sad[/?] f1101: oh aye the | sun | s strong the day f1102: |
| huh f1101: that s the | sun | was it f1102: [inaudible] [?]cutting up the cake[/?] |
| at port askaig the het | sun | beat doun on my keel |
| doun see smoorit s the | sun | cled wi the cairrie ay |
| yallae springs whan the whyte | sun | gaed doun i the wastern |
| wattirs but as the reid | sun | gaed doun whit soud thay |
| doun at port ellen the | sun | had been shinin aa day |
| skinklin in the lift the | sun | haed gaen doun an she |
| the sea fog a weak | sun | people pass speaking quietly doun |
| heids tae the west the | sun | sank doun fou low the |
| intil a birkenshaw an the | sun | shane doun throu the brainches |
| afore that day as the | sun | sklentit doun ahint the bens |
| bear s song when blue | sun | and down the river when |
| guid abuin his heid the | sun | bleazed oot a cloudless blue |
| war an island whau the | sun | shane gowden an the blue |
| above the green mountains the | sun | was declining beneath the blue |
| lyke a lintie in the | sun | a she loued hir mither |
| me lyke a skelp the | sun | cums up the lest tyme |
| up the green fug the | sun | growes warm lyke spring haes |
| it wad skinkil lyke the | sun | itsell sae it wad here |
| afore yesterday ah think the | sun | s lyke ti cum oot |
| it wad skinkil lyke the | sun | sae he stuck the needle |
| is lyke ti smoor the | sun | what ails this day that |
| the day has brocht the | sun | an rain thegither they hae |
| the guid broon soil an | sun | an rain there s ower |
| from rain to wind to | sun | and back a farmer was |
| sane accepting with equine imity | sun | and rain a horse is |
| with rain behind the nettles | sun | slips from the grass a |
| rain not this heat and | sun | what am i doing here |
| dry cake hard in the | sun | and bathed in the sea |
| closed against the glare of | sun | and sea in this sophisticated |
| my childhood river but the | sun | dappled sea terrace grows cold |
| birds o the sea three | sun | glisks three shears crossed the |
| frae the het o the | sun | intil the deid sea rins |
| sea under a roasting english | sun | more waif than wife his |
| island in the mediterranean corfu | sun | sand sea and relaxation perfect |
| craft out of the gleaming | sun | shot sea onto the rocky |
| f1093: where s the other | sun | at m1094: ehm f1093: [tut] |
| m1094: gonna get a su- | sun | f1093: now you ve to |
| in the open air and | sun | a thocht life wad be |
| ae wolf wad catch the | sun | an anither the meen the |
| o the glare o the | sun | the laddies wad be enjoyin |
| newly wad couple may the | sun | wi a fecht niver set |
| an fite ran far the | sun | catched the wattery treelips o |
| far the jungle smores the | sun | here at lord siva s |
| machar kirk far the glorious | sun | poored through the great stained |
| sweethairt won far a viking | sun | shines ower the skerries grey |
| the kirk far the warm | sun | streamed inno the aisle throw |
| straik o yalla far the | sun | strove tae blink ben as |
| shimmerin in the strang efterneen | sun | up at the far neuk |
| the tides of blood the | sun | beats down a searchlight in |
| and thick and dirty and | sun | burned andy glances down at |
| corries snow down here hot | sun | cattle dozing hielan getherin doolfu |
| shrouded the mountains and the | sun | disappeared as i walked down |
| always lit reception where the | sun | does not go down where |
| the last rays of the | sun | go down over the city |
| white behind at a roasting | sun | legs down dangling a shameless |
| sitting down in the reasonable | sun | of the morning to quill |
| spinning down a thread the | sun | s a camera opening and |
| passage crosses a cloudy castle | sun | streams down slipways of heavenly |
| cherry danced down chutes of | sun | the honeysuckle wedded to the |
| and fresh in the morning | sun | then looking down i noticed |
| brown arms to greet the | sun | visiting the orphanage abandoned down |
| his hame reams ower wi | sun | an wave sae braw yet |
| d be as fair as | sun | in autumn touch sae saft |
| gits licht sae aerlie the | sun | juist poors inti ma chaumer |
| s green an quate the | sun | sae hett it stouns in |
| sae broon wi the strang | sun | she could hae passed as |
| time fur aa aneth the | sun | the heivens decreed it sae |
| sae aften in scotland the | sun | traivelt dyke ower dyke birslin |
| reinforced intimmers fur this hett | sun | turns aa tae cinners sae |
| great hodilay soak in some | sun | and see a few sights |
| would start work as the | sun | broke free from the great |
| we oaks are great reflectors | sun | helps and it came out |
| like a swan across the | sun | oak is a great cathedral |
| m642: it s great the | sun | s just come out it |
| with the evening the great | sun | will leave that after autumn |
| day an bi nicht anaith | sun | an sterns or thay cam |
| dry an it gits the | sun | aw day we l hae |
| light day you know the | sun | f1024: yeah yeah f1023: is |
| staves if left in the | sun | for a day john repaid |
| that ae day in the | sun | garrd them forfeit the fun |
| da day isn hit da | sun | is choost winnin roond i |
| a day comes when the | sun | is so hot that my |
| through the day aneath the | sun | s effulgent ray gae tak |
| the air from paradise the | sun | shines all day long people |
| a gowden day o simmer | sun | whit soud the ettin s |
| the morn l macbeth the | sun | wul never see the day |
| more of a i like | sun | more than she does i |
| audience sat entranced as the | sun | began to set in valldemossa |
| s dawin an wi the | sun | i the mornin thay set |
| suid they lie in the | sun | or set sails it wis |
| richt cawed that gars the | sun | ryse an set that rowles |
| it sank tae rest the | sun | set fire tae aw the |
| the urubamba valley as the | sun | set gloriously behind the peaks |
| approached the portal of the | sun | there was a steep set |
| oot here frank in the | sun | are you coming through pause |
| fish squinting up through the | sun | as the white sails creak |
| was achingly beautiful as the | sun | broke through the mist as |
| the skies cleared and the | sun | broke through this evening the |
| abseils through a patch of | sun | in the silences between the |
| look at the rose stems | sun | looks through the window you |
| of the road sudden sharp | sun | shafted through the cloaking undergrowth |
| hide and seek through trees | sun | spattered to a pollock painting |
| blisters of pebbles rise through | sun | tanned sand waves topple like |
| ferm o steenhillock the hett | sun | beat doon on the heather |
| ve a been enjoying the | sun | come and sit doon i |
| leave the beach till the | sun | gaed doon then the penny |
| i could see as da | sun | guid doon at he wis |
| bottles shadows winos enjoying the | sun | jazz session sparks jinkin doon |
| that opens up fin the | sun | shines doon on t mitherin |
| doon the brae there s | sun | there s win there s |
| breakfast we boarded the hydrofoil | sun | arrow and headed off on |
| hello neil been enjoying the | sun | neil off i m away |
| look like m1014: kept the | sun | off [inaudible] it was a |
| over their front kept the | sun | off them an they d |
| keep something tae keep the | sun | off them so that s |
| straw hats tae keep the | sun | off them well women long |
| couldnae get burnt off the | sun | or anythin like that m1014: |
| gusts east in grits the | sun | throws unmanageable glances blinding off |
| oot een dazzlit tae the | sun | a magic palace thon the |
| the heat went oot o | sun | an fire an nou t |
| be chilly oot o the | sun | bessie i ll be fine |
| could never be in the | sun | brocht me oot in a |
| gap o a suddenty the | sun | cam oot blearie an blae |
| s gan oot o the | sun | gladys it s been fine |
| jist keepin oot o the | sun | loretta i ken gladys hoo |
| b roo house husband the | sun | s come oot the world |
| f1127: oh i think the | sun | s coming oot now m1128: |
| mum s [inaudible] dipsy has | sun | f1113: dipsy s got the |
| mm f1114: [inaudible] be a | sun | f1113: oh what s happened |
| f1113: dipsy s got the | sun | what s what s he |
| there i dinna like the | sun | i ll just bide here |
| the bonny licht o the | sun | i was biding here indoors |
| here that you get the | sun | on that side and the |
| obtain a copy of the | sun | quite a feat over here |
| could stay here in the | sun | that hodden precipitous city edinburgh |
| sat here for hours my | sun | warmed back supported by an |
| rolled over hotly in the | sun | like heavy pages in a |
| mount caruso after watching the | sun | rise over the mountains opposite |
| in my wee cell the | sun | sinking slowly over the tower |
| paz as we left the | sun | was setting over the sacred |
| s ark moors in the | sun | a boy in nappies barely |
| thieves sitting bored in the | sun | a dreadlocked bead seller clucks |
| on the skerrs o the | sun | a grein for the braw |
| dottilt keing o the wu | sun | a tent nou serrs me |
| gettin a glisk o the | sun | again in thae days there |
| a wurkman rysin wi the | sun | an brekkin stanes bi the |
| joy an men say the | sun | an muin aye keeps movin |
| have much time for the | sun | an opinion i hope which |
| sin to shelter from the | sun | and bessy bell and mary |
| to the isle of the | sun | and beyond after some more |
| faint traces of a carved | sun | and carved puma the boulders |
| walls are made of air | sun | and clouds are papering the |
| the pooh looking at the | sun | and fitt s that ain |
| me lie out in the | sun | and it wasn t fair |
| to the portal of the | sun | and macchu picchu above the |
| you to abort into tropic | sun | and our historic hills the |
| on the grass in the | sun | and re wetted during the |
| was the effect of the | sun | and the beer my mind |
| o lang life like the | sun | and the mune see burnin |
| by the height of the | sun | and the state of the |
| beyond rouged by the setting | sun | another old lady emerges behind |
| 12 30 back onto the | sun | arrow and onwards to the |
| the neck from the the | sun | as as kenny said f1054: |
| of the festival of the | sun | as usual south american time |
| blelack drummy storm rings the | sun | at morven s back kincraigie |
| shrink and crackle in the | sun | at noon then frantic woman |
| nae devaul dover i the | sun | aweill this echt line stave |
| yoke thegither pensells smoor the | sun | ay faes like fleein clouds |
| coorie ye kindly let the | sun | aywis hunt ye hooever daurk |
| me we kin let the | sun | beams play oan us nae |
| fae foun tae croun the | sun | bed god could bake me |
| of the cock a fiery | sun | blinks wide his timing perfect |
| caftans dry in the baking | sun | brown boys splash in the |
| bones sweetened by the morn | sun | but didn t reply my |
| s very name reflected the | sun | but no more accurately the |
| faces brunt broon bi the | sun | caff fleein like gowden stoor |
| the gowden licht o the | sun | callum bade bi the wattirsyde |
| corn s teller 2 the | sun | cam up music mime from |
| grey skies and then the | sun | came out leaves of the |
| t until i entered the | sun | chinked byre a bolt clicked |
| 3rd of april saw the | sun | come out in all its |
| fedders the sioux held a | sun | daunce in a roon ludge |
| swans or geese follaein the | sun | dear burds happy lucky burds |
| venus and adonis the burning | sun | did hotly overlook the feverish |
| as salvador eventually observed the | sun | didn t hit its territories |
| in queenly dress wearing the | sun | disk and horns on her |
| as a cow bearing the | sun | disk between her horns or |
| note that jarred in thon | sun | droggit neuk the sleekit cat |
| reward wandering the market warm | sun | easing my back the prospect |
| the hindu salutation to the | sun | elephant ride to the amber |
| and a temple of the | sun | elsewhere but we had no |
| from their knees and the | sun | enter at the back door |
| what ll i draw a | sun | f1112: what f1111: cause the |
| the picture f1122: mm a | sun | f1121: so what colour will |
| f1124: now it s the | sun | f1123: stop mixing up colours |
| [inaudible] f1125: where s the | sun | f1126: mm f1125: look f1126: |
| s that one in the | sun | f1144: [laugh] f1143: scum in |
| the lion still dominates a | sun | filled world sineu s medieval |
| from the doorway in the | sun | fit are ye deein ye |
| ither wardly lair the deein | sun | flashed firey reid stars lichtit |
| the marble pool by the | sun | flecked water bikini girls are |
| to the isle of the | sun | for lunch we landed and |
| date paims yearned towards the | sun | furniture was sparse but solid |
| o icicles dreepin the yalla | sun | gart the hyne aff leddrach |
| an shanks an o the | sun | glentin abuin his heid the |
| mooth he cuid see the | sun | glentin aff the front windae |
| cliff an cloud the michty | sun | glisked aff the thoosans o |
| mankind s rebellion against the | sun | god ra and the subsequent |
| climb the roof seeking the | sun | god s blessing the hindu |
| the green oasis showd the | sun | has the sting o a |
| neil s fields when the | sun | hid behind a cloud mind |
| he s cold despite the | sun | his smoking hand shakes my |
| and dark in the afternoon | sun | hola buenas tardes everyone i |
| the doorway out of the | sun | i didna ken ye were |
| [laugh] f1143: scum in the | sun | i mean i only heard |
| the same time as the | sun | i said yes you do |
| million years before the blooming | sun | i woke because i thought |
| caught the light of the | sun | in shafting fracturing concentration alice |
| to the portal of the | sun | in the dark so as |
| aw the time the bleazin | sun | in the lift ahint thaim |
| be a wee bit o | sun | in the north east of |
| the heat of a fierce | sun | in the region of steiermark |
| on end but lots of | sun | in the summer [note: newspaper article from 'mearns leader'] miscellaneous |
| loch shimmers beautiful with golden | sun | in the woods deer die |
| watchtower the portal of the | sun | is a small stone temple |
| where it is said the | sun | is anchored by this time |
| faw but bi than the | sun | is ane o the sterns |
| is running the silly old | sun | is hiding himself behind the |
| out on monday around the | sun | is out on october 4 |
| been blistering on apace the | sun | is shining still and miracle |
| it is summer and the | sun | is shining warmly now and |
| is always there when the | sun | is up f807: [laugh] [laugh] |
| s to do with the | sun | isn t it f963: [laugh] |
| lori says nothing pause the | sun | it pains her eyes tess |
| an brunt dry wi the | sun | it wis no the furst |
| burds haes impiddent een the | sun | its ae cauld goave frae |
| like minnie tae catch the | sun | jist alang frae jock dow |
| members on everything under the | sun | john mcallion has some idea |
| the laich leims o the | sun | jouk throu the mirk forest |
| made precisely like louis the | sun | king s parterres at versailles |
| sklent spreit o the auncient | sun | lichts up that s boond |
| o hame teet at the | sun | luik langsome ower the glen |
| the rhein owre there the | sun | maks wey braks the germanic |
| on the isle of the | sun | most of the company accepted |
| o pearl in the mornin | sun | nae mair nor fower oors |
| like april snaa the birsslin | sun | nailed tae the lift s |
| mend fur aa aneth the | sun | oh winnlestrae s mortality like |
| s to do with the | sun | on a white guy s |
| more than to feel the | sun | on my skin like a |
| coffin lead the old high | sun | opens the creaky doorway of |
| for the temple of the | sun | or san domingo in cuzco |
| and just lie in the | sun | our f1149: uh huh f1148: |
| bank of cloud with no | sun | peeping above it the mediterranean |
| the hospitality of park and | sun | pet corner hazlehead park it |
| and chatted on about the | sun | pointing out the sensationalism and |
| in the cauldron of the | sun | preparing to meet the beloved |
| mountains silver now in the | sun | puerto soller is nearly itself |
| the rocks melt wi the | sun | put the focus of attention |
| let the last o the | sun | rays warm yur neck an |
| s 15th album around the | sun | released on october 4 that |
| very ancient mulberry road the | sun | ryses in the south aest |
| erday ball the blinterin blichtit | sun | s a faithless lad fas |
| s a lowe the desert | sun | s a flame an naethin |
| lowpin ay dirlin wi joy | sun | s at the gloamin see |
| turn a corner and the | sun | s in your eyes and |
| in the round o the | sun | s leisir an ah soum |
| ma heid ah see the | sun | s licht airtin aince mair |
| up is it shinin krista | sun | s rays warmed us the |
| the middle of july the | sun | s shinin but i might |
| f1112: what f1111: cause the | sun | s shining outside today the |
| s shining outside today the | sun | s shining outside we should |
| or on richt the bleezin | sun | sall dae nae skaith nar |
| barefoot hustling beggars waving their | sun | scorched cotton from the nile |
| though i see that the | sun | seems to be out again |
| more the heat o the | sun | she had remembered as they |
| fair neck tae the hairst | sun | she hid lang reid hair |
| mither s like the risin | sun | she smiles the bairn rins |
| the holly berries wi the | sun | sheinin on thaim abuin hir |
| wuids doverin aye whan the | sun | sheins hie abuin a pine |
| be there occasionally when the | sun | shines f809: i sat outside |
| happy the bride that the | sun | shines on happy the corpse |
| horizon shards everything under the | sun | should be given a chance |
| a beach in the baking | sun | should i ever succumb to |
| wi the last o the | sun | silence lori ah fair like |
| else this night as the | sun | sinks red intae the red |
| puerto soller soller environs the | sun | soaring beyond the high sierras |
| the yird the oor the | sun | soud kiss it old man |
| trails o appalachia as the | sun | sprinkled throu the forest on |
| of a sex maniac the | sun | started to pour horizontal rays |
| in her hair when the | sun | streamed in at the kitchen |
| the win and the gowden | sun | tae lift each raxxin feather |
| o t gie s the | sun | tae wyle the simmer oors |
| pockets full of clover roddens | sun | the gold and emerald fields |
| atwein onie man an the | sun | the mirk fell his maucht |
| dew guttering rusts in the | sun | the old cat s walking |
| golden manes like bursts of | sun | the pulley in a high |
| wi the het o the | sun | the sauts ligg in the |
| word mayorque under a shimmering | sun | the second a poetical map |
| tableaux tents and trees and | sun | the shy smile of melons |
| suttee with her husband the | sun | the two of them to |
| a scoukin tod gawks setting | sun | the waterfall sparkles red a |
| like a swan across the | sun | the wind smudges the glass |
| incan wall and greeted the | sun | then to more music the |
| you need tae see the | sun | though m865: yeah yeah m952: |
| the soller valley claims the | sun | though the carrer de sa |
| too has dressed for the | sun | though with more restraint than |
| wul heize ma hert the | sun | ti see from the chinese |
| to the bosom of the | sun | to be pure flame once |
| blindfold lori robby is the | sun | up is it shinin krista |
| the bed painting my toenails | sun | warmed shoulders scent of black |
| that every practice under the | sun | was being adopted by local |
| false hope only dismays the | sun | was heavenly almost apostolic ascetic |
| kind were operated when the | sun | was more than 12 degrees |
| safe in his heaven the | sun | was round and unbroken as |
| i was fifteen and the | sun | was shining but it wasn |
| not yet lowst but the | sun | was shyning which made the |
| time we started out the | sun | was warming the nippy air |
| to the isle of the | sun | we stopped at the isle |
| she stretches up towards the | sun | weel maybe i could just |
| lift in the east the | sun | wes rysin owre the edge |
| lang green dreibils inti the | sun | whaur kye war blyth men |
| t kistit i believe the | sun | will rise each morning i |
| frost the last hour of | sun | windows smouldering janwar gowsts the |
| fae this island an the | sun | wis blazin intae ma eyes |
| an there twad bide the | sun | wis glentin in throw the |
| she throosh her gin the | sun | wis ower hett she throosh |
| burnt raw red wi the | sun | worse than the hottest days |
| the whir of buggy wheels | sun | worshippers lie flat on august |
| asleep till well eftir the | sun | would huv risen wi ma |
| souchin in a meinit the | sun | wul ryse in the east |
| o emerant in the simmer | sun | yit i maun leave an |
| everywhere broken necklace in the | sun | you are caves of guilt |
| face like wee blinks o | sun | and ye ll aye look |
| we treasure ivry glint o | sun | fur winter cauld we ken |
| niver a blink o simmer | sun | tae warm her tired banes |
| pond shines like sequins in | sun | its silver surface slubbed with |
| butcher s eyes hare screams | sun | sinks like a stone a |
| of concussion like a rising | sun | you are safe it s |
| five kilometres under a merciless | sun | drinking ice cold water on |
| war ferlies fowk cud see | sun | and meen and fish and |
| quarrytowers wi a haa lounge | sun | lounge kitchie dinin room maister |
| wi clouds ahin a wattery | sun | that foretelt a doonpish on |
| they ll be nae mair | sun | bathin on holidays cos you |
| a roll ferry trip da | sun | s nae s heenin there |
| and stoppings by blink bright | sun | by a blackbird s chirps |
| that tiny little bit of | sun | [laugh] and that s never |
| a f1095: it s a | sun | m1096: and a fire mannie |
| f1114: oh oh dipsy s | sun | mum s [inaudible] dipsy has |
| deil s wark rests for | sun | nor mune but hell hauds |
| s is for m1098: a | sun | -pet f1097: t is for |
| ma chair naith a waek | sun | s leims ah hae mulled |
| tae be paiddlit there s | sun | shinin gowd its clooks claw |
| wirld turned roond tae da | sun | dan dey slippit aff magnus |
| in loch an doukt in | sun | kisst puil won campin competitions |
| lawns rose buss an mellow | sun | mossy gravesteens tell in hidden |
| greece beirut or alexandria diffuse | sun | cast oblique shadows onto my |
| time to take in some | sun | and a couple of days |
| dy wise repose da wasterin | sun | at faas saaftly lays a |
| little shrub burst into flame | sun | bleached branches blazing a burning |
| gien sum maumie winds a | sun | makin gannets hyter on ledges |
| and every so often a | sun | or a planet would just |
| a glede fidders on a | sun | warmed ridge a shepherd resting |
| tigers can t be curbed | sun | drips blood and devils prate |
| it because white marble in | sun | because hilltop because visible because |
| in one wee glimpse of | sun | in april followed by three |
| mediterranean was blessed with full | sun | symbols and basked in unseasonably |
| ungainly but comfortably dressed their | sun | reddened limbs projecting from shorts |
| tree of life befuddled by | sun | and beer gaia mind and |
| best ever spitting image itv | sun | friday night with jonathan ross |
| one i dragonfly shimmer slimmer | sun | swimmer light skimmer snag rag |
| freely makk bide true till | sun | turns black stoot be yer |
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