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See this word as a collocate cloud
| an yellt see an wait | till | ah get ma belt unsound |
| going you can t wait | till | callum tells you this story |
| got drunk i d wait | till | doomsday and beyond andy broke |
| he s snatching just wait | till | fathers hears about it smack |
| ll just have to wait | till | granny comes up will we |
| i could do but wait | till | he gave it back this |
| da da da just wait | till | he opens his throttle again |
| laich alang the bankin wait | till | he s juist ablow us |
| lecher who can t wait | till | his wedding night to get |
| wait put it down there | till | i check you and you |
| minute f1126: okay f1125: wait | till | i clean the bowl you |
| oh [child noises] [exhale] f1099: wait | till | i dry this f1100: [inaudible] |
| what s that f1113: wait | till | i find another bookie f1114: |
| ye canna be scared wait | till | i find it m1108: farr |
| centre no wait wait wait | till | i find one ah the |
| ha e to wait noo | till | i get a chance to |
| oot mm mummy f1141: wait | till | i get the beans oot |
| elgin f1095: wait a minute | till | i get the sausage rolls |
| that they were now wait | till | i get the word i |
| make an [inaudible] f1113: wait | till | i get this one out |
| f1089: alright wait t- wait | till | i get this stuff off |
| i dae that f1127: wait | till | i get you a clean |
| climb in we- well wait | till | i get your stool m1106: |
| s the princess and wait | till | i hae a look on |
| piano piano f1127: piano wait | till | i put this on ye |
| just sit here okay wait | till | i see aye i m |
| canna see myself f1097: wait | till | i see farr you re |
| gonna put butter f1127: wait | till | i see fitt it says |
| nice one seedies now wait | till | i see how the fishies |
| yer at [censored: forename] right wait | till | i see m1098: i see |
| there a tiger f1091: wait | till | i see there s a |
| ll open it right wait | till | i see this marses cause |
| your car f1097: right wait | till | i see what s happened |
| that ain s called wait | till | i see would that be |
| where is it f1113: wait | till | i show you i ll |
| big chair f1093: now wait | till | i sort the m1094: to |
| wow right dinna move wait | till | i sort ye i think |
| like no no no wait | till | i take my glasses off |
| f1113: wait wait over here | till | i take off your microphone |
| with loo paper but wait | till | i tell father he ll |
| ve done it just wait | till | i tell jimmy tomorrow you |
| f1127: [inaudible] [inaudible] now wait | till | i tell ye just leave |
| to wash t- f1121: wait | till | i wipe your hands look |
| french baguettes to munch wait | till | it cools or else you |
| we ll need tae wait | till | it loads remember your car |
| take off aye f1127: wait | till | mammy see think granny [censored: forename] |
| only a bubble f1105: wait | till | mum wipes this floor it |
| colour in this right wait | till | mummy gets your wait and |
| m1090: mmhm f1089: [banging noise] wait | till | mummy wipes the table then |
| we w- had tae wait | till | my granda tasted whatever we |
| one no has to wait | till | my turn no mum [sob] |
| do it now m959: wait | till | she leaves uist and comes |
| love will have to wait | till | she s slept away the |
| f1136: [passing car] [passing car] f1135: wait | till | that goes past and then |
| cause we have to wait | till | that length of time ehm |
| it melts you see wait | till | that water gets hot f1122: |
| ah ll huv tae wait | till | the mornin light before ah |
| you ve got to wait | till | the morning we ll find |
| f1101: just need tae wait | till | the windaes clear for me |
| m608: mmhm m194: and wait | till | they come in and see |
| ve got lots there wait | till | they open the vans and |
| or i wait in school | till | they ve gone sadie runnin |
| near eneuch forenent us wait | till | they ve got their nets |
| lost his car f1113: wait | till | we find his car where |
| that you see right wait | till | we find would it be |
| for mam we ll wait | till | we finish [inaudible] f1091: okay |
| play football f1113: well wait | till | we get dressed first f1114: |
| now covered in milk wait | till | we get it oh my |
| and we ll cook wait | till | we get it organised m1092: |
| this f1091: mmhm now wait | till | we get the first page |
| roll the ball right wait | till | we get your [inaudible] then |
| oh i can t wait | till | we have a life again |
| ya be- [censored: forename] f1095: wait | till | we move in [inaudible] what |
| girl well wait a minutie | till | we put on your sockies |
| noo you ve to wait | till | we re finished m1096: [child noise] |
| wait till we see wait | till | we se- aye but we |
| called again the rugrats wait | till | we see angelica m1128: dinna |
| missed it look right wait | till | we see another one look |
| to guess this one wait | till | we see do you think |
| next piece thank you wait | till | we see f1114: ah i |
| you ve got right wait | till | we see f1114: goodness me |
| no wait a minute wait | till | we see farr you at |
| you fitt aboot erm wait | till | we see fitt aboot playin |
| it m1128: aye f1127: wait | till | we see fitt else we |
| aboot pumpkins and aa wait | till | we see fitt we see |
| f1097: a black ain wait | till | we see fitt we ve |
| [censored: forename] would like right wait | till | we see fitt ye d |
| you see it onywhere wait | till | we see hmm m1096: [laugh] |
| f1114: goodness me f1113: wait | till | we see how many you |
| f1127: that s aaright wait | till | we see if there s |
| hard ains f1095: no wait | till | we see look if you |
| m1096: [inhale] f1095: so wait | till | we see look there s |
| get your colouring book wait | till | we see m1090: mmhm out |
| now f1097: right okay wait | till | we see m1098: mm [child noises] |
| we f1130: mmhm f1129: wait | till | we see mm what do |
| that s the phone wait | till | we see [note: on phone] hello hello |
| him with his hooter wait | till | we see oh look they |
| ony in this book wait | till | we see oh ye re |
| this ye ve got wait | till | we see [opening packet] wait and |
| going away their holidays wait | till | we see see it says |
| we oh two hundred wait | till | we see up to two |
| m1128: aye f1127: right wait | till | we see wait till we |
| mummy mummy f1127: and wait | till | we see we ll start |
| now f1114: [inaudible] f1113: wait | till | we see what else do |
| three number four f1113: wait | till | we see what s over |
| s on his hooter wait | till | we see what they do- |
| [inaudible] over f1129: now wait | till | we see what we re |
| m1092: mmhm f1091: right wait | till | we shut this door right |
| at the beginning aye wait | till | we start at the beginning |
| s my turn f1113: wait | till | we turn it roond right |
| s ower faur awa wait | till | ye cuin see the whites |
| if you re moving wait | till | ye see this m1128: [child noise] |
| patience zeb we kin wait | till | yi tell us silence zeb |
| have and he replies wait | till | you get to my teeth |
| angelica complaining so you wait | till | you re mairriet an then |
| do with me just wait | till | you really have to deal |
| the others laugh but wait | till | you see fit my partner |
| when the kid arrives wait | till | you see him then you |
| runnin doon the stair wait | till | you see this ain look |
| pre eminently your business wait | till | your hands are full of |
| doon wait till your wait | till | your mouth s empty and |
| go you need to wait | till | your thing com- your car |
| f1141: wash it doon wait | till | your wait till your mouth |
| t an we geed roon | till | e aal soo wi a |
| day e mrs geed up | till | e aalyoch e van wis |
| weel an syne ye cam | till | e barn door ye geed |
| funs at geed gweed shelter | till | e craps an a hame |
| ye see fin i geed | till | e fairm aifter a spell |
| rat fin we d gotten | till | e foon willie geed clean |
| oot naebody geed a thocht | till | e hen s dirt aboot |
| ootside aa nicht ey geed | till | e hills in june an |
| till e byre aabody comin | till | e hoose door geed by |
| holes e flames geed throwe | till | e metal wis gey near |
| ey took aff fae geed | till | e spot an got eir |
| o deein afore e geed | till | eez bed we won back |
| geed naething tae be seen | till | i noticet e twa on |
| be ahin t i spak | till | im oan day e geed |
| an shoutit oot eir greetins | till | s as we geed by |
| jist as she geed it | till | s fifty ears ago great |
| e geed hame tae see | till | s horse at nicht jock |
| manager at philorth aye geed | till | t an in the hoose |
| till wir een got eesed | till | t we geed ben e |
| e black threids wis stuck | till | a bit though aathing wis |
| steens e picts is supposed | till | a carved in case ye |
| gweed quarter o a mile | till | a concrete cistren at e |
| licht e rowed it ower | till | a drier lair an set |
| at jock retiret an meeved | till | a hoose aside turra e |
| haddin e cup fangin in | till | a shafe o breed clairtit |
| cd settle wi yer back | till | a stook an enjoy e |
| ye d slowed em doon | till | a stop jist wi e |
| weers depen on bein conneckit | till | a strainer at e eyn |
| piles o winter logs an | till | aa e tools o e |
| e bus coudna get bye | till | aathing hid been sortit oot |
| dried up e action cam | till | an eyn noo you i |
| day e world got bigger | till | at e hinner eyn e |
| soon s e wis eest | till | curlt up atween e wife |
| she got a hurl up | till | e aalyoch wi e grocer |
| faar it wis forkit ower | till | e back an weel trampit |
| kitchen an aa e wye | till | e back door faar i |
| be spikkin aboot leadin up | till | e back door o e |
| did e tak bit roon | till | e back o e hoose |
| hingin on like grim death | till | e back o e saiddle |
| socht a drappie o milk | till | e bairn he wis a |
| twa on e wye up | till | e bathroom ey ay cam |
| strae wis graipit or forkit | till | e beas some wis for |
| oot haad awa fae seein | till | e beas though ere s |
| droon e peer breeet sic | till | e begood tae roar an |
| wis tae be an antidote | till | e birds for i wis |
| ere wis a hole close | till | e blunt eyn an if |
| an god it wisna secints | till | e broon paper took an |
| e close doon e slope | till | e burn side an ben |
| throwe e wid an doon | till | e burn syne roon be |
| shed at wis biggit tee | till | e byre aabody comin till |
| said we got it on | till | e cairt alang wi e |
| dose as aften as required | till | e can wis foo an |
| aboot e place an listenin | till | e chirps an fustles o |
| turnt awa tae haad back | till | e close e glint o |
| e feeders byre an ben | till | e coos syne tuckit in |
| cups o e traivellin belt | till | e corn laft an allooed |
| fullin loads seein em aff | till | e cornyard an harly haein |
| cairt wid whiles come roon | till | e cotter hoose at leys |
| for its shoogly run back | till | e craft ye fairly learnt |
| e fairm asked fit happent | till | e crusts at anither fairm |
| ken it winna be lang | till | e deein o t again |
| jyle till i cd get | till | e door e box is |
| e fireplace on e road | till | e door e room wis |
| till e roadside tae win | till | e door in e gale |
| as yer een slip roon | till | e east noo an aan |
| o a ridge jist ower | till | e east o faar i |
| i kinna likit stannin up | till | e elements bit ere s |
| doot e breem wis comin | till | e eyn o its life |
| tint em neesht mornin doon | till | e fairm on ma byke |
| again e aal man said | till | e fairmer fair teen wi |
| cairted e hale 30 kilometres | till | e fancy interhotel grand praha |
| mairchin orders aff i set | till | e far side o e |
| oot for i niver got | till | e fit i ll niver |
| an hill terraces awa up | till | e fit o e trees |
| e antrin fedder flufferin doon | till | e fleer an e cover |
| an leant yer wecht tee | till | e fly wheels till ye |
| tae wi plinty o sugar | till | e forkers in a park |
| syne ere wis e door | till | e gairden a fykie passage |
| i d tak im oot | till | e gairden an haad im |
| clump o flooers an strolled | till | e gate a car door |
| be e quarry an on | till | e geese peel hooiver it |
| haits ye up an on | till | e geese peel it wis |
| be upset onywye i up | till | e gig shed an got |
| i pressed ma face tee | till | e glaiss nose an cheek |
| fairm tae drive em aaegidder | till | e grazins for e day |
| girse ma heid rale close | till | e grun an seein e |
| baith hid eir sookers ticht | till | e grun nae eese tryin |
| ere as a kinno testimonial | till | e hard wark o earlier |
| maisters as e taid said | till | e harra weel ere wis |
| fin i cairriet it up | till | e heid o e gairden |
| at ye daarna gang up | till | e heid o e gairden |
| shop at pitties an up | till | e heid o fleer s |
| hid ye nearly grudged it | till | e hens mabel s grandfather |
| chappit in amon e tatties | till | e hens the dist also |
| atween fun busses an ower | till | e hermitage throwe e wid |
| page an we ll come | till | e hinmist een or lang |
| back tae big it on | till | e hinmist grey section ey |
| this on his wye back | till | e hoose an shoutit pit |
| brocht a bit o income | till | e hoose my mother had |
| turnin took s in aboot | till | e hooses ere wis a |
| e milk kye were nearer | till | e hooses or some o |
| perspectives as yer een ran | till | e horizon an e sky |
| on ma byke an rinnin | till | e howe tae see fit |
| es ay gaan e faister | till | e ingine took an e |
| een o shore excursions wis | till | e island o noss we |
| easins syne ye ran roon | till | e ither side tae nab |
| death ere s plenty gangs | till | e kirk an reads e |
| syne i d get back | till | e kitchen an intill e |
| on noo an aan up | till | e knee bit it fairly |
| loons wore lang stockins up | till | e knee wi faalt doon |
| e tows wis cut close | till | e knot gin ye wintit |
| d tae fit it back | till | e laicher lyin fairms again |
| at layin mair stuff on | till | e leafs ey were formin |
| i meeved fae e richt | till | e left side swappin airms |
| as e harray man said | till | e lobster an if i |
| not one iota o attention | till | e loss o een o |
| o the snaa richt up | till | e lum he lookit doon |
| willie wid a geen on | till | e machine tae start er |
| roon e table an spak | till | e man o e hoose |
| wis for e chappit tatties | till | e men s denner wi |
| tak a basketfae o eggs | till | e merchant s noo mind |
| wye at ey were lirkit | till | e middle fae e tapmist |
| e faces fae e side | till | e middle ye can see |
| couldna bit come back ay | till | e mirror an e stirrie |
| in an ye re awa | till | e mornin dreams start tae |
| moss castin peats neepers cam | till | e moss tae tell im |
| back i offert e kaim | till | e museum bit oh ey |
| o neeps tam wid haad | till | e neep park for five |
| o e cliffs an addin | till | e nivereynin soon o win |
| i sleep wi e heid | till | e north windae alangside an |
| warst o e wreaths ower | till | e nyeuk o e park |
| eez park for a meenit | till | e nyeuk o e waa |
| parks cheery or sad accordin | till | e occasion i happent tae |
| ripples hid harly yet gotten | till | e ooter edges a man |
| bad at gettin a spunk | till | e paper an a kettle |
| hid come i held ower | till | e park wi im ben |
| twiny roadies till we cam | till | e parkin place wir guide |
| lot harder a hurl oot | till | e parks e motion o |
| e nicht s mist up | till | e pastures we made wir |
| e hut circle an doon | till | e pint faar ere wis |
| aal kirkie till we won | till | e playgreen gate i winna |
| doot i ll be haadin | till | e plots ir lang masel |
| e traffic it trottit ower | till | e plots throwe e railin |
| sayin a lot jist hearkin | till | e quairt o e moss |
| t maybe aa e wye | till | e quarry afore comin back |
| step on e stair tee | till | e riggin an files i |
| naebody kens i heidit back | till | e road comin at it |
| d tae gang richt doon | till | e roadside tae win till |
| willie d niver geen back | till | e roller e d left |
| e biggin o an extension | till | e royal edinburgh infirmary she |
| doon like a steam haimmer | till | e saft grun wis as |
| an een an aa led | till | e same spot amon e |
| tam wis tellt tae gang | till | e shim tae get a |
| as ye like i turnt | till | e side tae haal on |
| faar i bikit ilky day | till | e skweel an e parks |
| got e linth o gaan | till | e skweel bit i kent |
| min is sittin ere hearkin | till | e soons o e hennies |
| e sin s nae roon | till | e sooth aifter denner time |
| he held up the road | till | e souter s at cortiecram |
| turnt awa an walkit back | till | e spaad bit i begood |
| i d an eeran doon | till | e station seein aboot a |
| they aye add a snippetie | till | e store o knowledge aboot |
| e steep face an won | till | e tap ere wis a |
| scatter roon aboot it up | till | e tap o e great |
| aal patch jock took s | till | e tap surface wis aa |
| an pitched e clew up | till | e thacker makin sure at |
| in e cornyard or up | till | e threshin platform o e |
| reef o e corn laft | till | e time cam for rapin |
| it s in yer face | till | e time comes fin it |
| ey nott tae be due | till | e translations intae german a |
| ran up withoot ony diveesions | till | e v shapet screes at |
| lad lyin ere haadin on | till | e village as we got |
| her at pinned e cloots | till | e waa an noo ere |
| in handy aathing pintit back | till | e wark o fellin trees |
| i slantit ower em up | till | e wid crossin e place |
| at park on e wye | till | e wid followin e trackie |
| tak time tae trail up | till | e wid if ye wintit |
| for the room wis crammed | till | e windae sills she wis |
| e gairden an i lowpit | till | e windae tae see fit |
| stookit em an left em | till | e wintit em for thackin |
| weet an shinin an new | till | e world fine an healthy |
| o e midden afore gaan | till | eez bed an hid a |
| it wis aa e same | till | em fither it wis caal |
| haad on tae keep tee | till | em i walkit roon e |
| edges an pull e wheels | till | em it wis jist breet |
| up e tatties an said | till | em jist tae begin at |
| agree sae she convoyet me | till | er hoose up e hill |
| loot e place rin oot | till | funs an breem here s |
| space enyeuch for a jyle | till | i cd get till e |
| i could see nae reason | till | i peepit roon e side |
| niver thocht tae mention willie | till | im though bit on e |
| e blue wid get darker | till | it wis richt black in |
| alangside e fire an hearkin | till | its crackin an files a |
| ear s bein richt seen | till | let e caal rain an |
| ha e tae lie there | till | mrs lindsay comes she s |
| e brush an dust pan | till | noo an aan e room |
| said nedder echie nor ochie | till | onybody else e gairman loon |
| e tackets in e sole | till | retribution cam fae ma faithee |
| e byre an he spak | till | s bit e left s |
| wark for e een neesht | till | s e exchange bein at |
| e spaad an cam closer | till | s e wis a gey |
| e wis like a sin | till | s it wis jist a |
| em fin he wis able | till | sae fit e did at |
| over you ll ha e | till | says i you ve to |
| an syne ye get eest | till | t an tak e peerer |
| as e bike come on | till | t it wis slidin an |
| lookin up at e stars | till | the neebours cam aroon and |
| up some steep twiny roadies | till | we cam till e parkin |
| followt e trail ay risin | till | we come till a secont |
| memorial an e aal kirkie | till | we won till e playgreen |
| stannin at e kitchen door | till | wir een got eesed till |
| powk it wi a stick | till | ye d frichtent aff e |
| e croon o e ruck | till | ye d got aathing ticht |
| tee till e fly wheels | till | ye d slowed em doon |
| side een at e ither | till | ye d wirkit yer wye |
| dyke risin aa e time | till | ye felt ye wis on |
| e aal man a lift | till | ythanwells kirkyard fin ey got |
| im his auntie hid im | till | a sodger david was always |
| min s on bein teen | till | aiberdeen wi im tae buy |
| tae get roused wi im | till | his neeper took peety on |
| im gin ye d spoken | till | im a gairman ye d |
| like tae see onything happenin | till | im i ken i haard |
| o daein athing i said | till | im mony a day i |
| noo i spak aboot willie | till | im north pitties is a |
| if she d be hoosekeeper | till | im she wrote back sayin |
| at willie i shoutit up | till | im willie spak oot o |
| awa boys we ll win | till | em an ere s mair |
| tak a faalt up scotsman | till | em battin em oot o |
| shall i pat ma finger | till | em bit baith hid eir |
| tae let ma fingers tee | till | em for naething on earth |
| bottlers though naebody peyed attention | till | em noo an aan ye |
| widden hooses abeen s close | till | em wis twa bonny kye |
| as for masel it wisna | till | a d gotten haud o |
| ower for you haud on | till | ah get my jaiket an |
| tichter haud an faistens them | till | een anither this is the |
| hot f1101: right haud on | till | i clip this off right |
| on f1139: just haud on | till | i cut a look i |
| f1140: aye f1139: haud on | till | i get a bit o |
| and john haud the horse | till | i lowp on haud it |
| haud this hank o worsit | till | i wyve the oo inno |
| that ye will haud een | till | ither come faat may the |
| tae haud i ll stey | till | somebody else turns up maggie |
| a l haud masell apairt | till | supper tyme sae a can |
| samyn virr tae haud on | till | the daurk chynges tae daydaw |
| to haud the boat back | till | the morn caird hm beaumont |
| torn frae ma shouthers or | till | the thing ah haud cums |
| mum [?]do these[/?] f1101: haud on | till | this windaes clear up a |
| i dinna ken haud on | till | we have a look on |
| well if you haud on | till | we ve brushed aa their |
| fit i d been eest | till | ere wis an aafa skwyle |
| styoo raise aff o t | till | ere wis enyeuch for pittin |
| fae yer faither an hid | till | for ere wis naething else |
| quine gied a giggle spak | till | s pee in ere fit |
| else ere wis a knack | till | t eence learnt niver forgotten |
| time ere wisna a lot | till | t it wis jist at |
| ere wis nae laidder up | till | t ye jist swung yersel |
| roon the playgrun singin it | till | a teacher cam oot an |
| me her airms roon me | till | ah felt the warmth of |
| f1089: turn roon a minutie | till | i see it m1090: maybe |
| roon as a green balloon | till | she ett her last meringue |
| t black nae sharp edge | till | t nae richt roon edder |
| dird dirlin roon frae tap | till | tail is the fiddler s |
| able to bring them roon | till | the next day bessie oh |
| an roon at ilky straik | till | ye d got a fine |
| een s name she come | till | ae lad that widna speak |
| money saved hit tysed you | till | aladdin s cave whaur een |
| twa hiv made your vows | till | een anither sae noo it |
| faan they tak their vows | till | een anither that they may |
| tent gaun doon the steps | till | his een got yaised wi |
| blew wi aa his micht | till | his een wis nearly spootin |
| jist for a wee while | till | i deliver this een jim |
| yon no thank you caper | till | i wis the only een |
| hid baith my een seen | till | it shood hae been his |
| yule and the winter een | till | t one extra een one |
| dizzen biscuits ye got een | till | t one extra the butter |
| fear o their ain creation | till | the twa een war set |
| ay risin till we come | till | a secont alpine pasture fit |
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| fast rate o knots in | till | eh bay an in till |
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| quite sure fit till say | till | er ah knew ah d |
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| chist wisna quite sure fit | till | say till er ah knew |
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| leave it there till tomorrow | till | tomorrow to gaun back tae |
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| sadie i had a hoose | till | he found out where it |
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| hoose files sharpent its clooks | till | it got a lick for |
| widden hen hoose biggit on | till | t there was space for |
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| there wis a hoose nearhaun | till | the herbour far a piper |
| cratur peggy she wisna nae | till | the hoose fell on her |
| pitglassie jimmie allan wis there | till | 1921 he hid a dother |
| a screw or hannle close | till | ae eyn at ye hid |
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| ilka place we d cam | till | hid a sang in its |
| fur the last month up | till | mairtinmas the menzies hid bin |
| aye hid a fyow jobbies | till | s hackin sticks for kennlers |
| it hid bin fun ettlin | till | thae placies the boatie wis |
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| an had tae be cairriet | till | the cooler an ye hid |
| steenhillock an fifteen year near | till | the day he hid merriet |
| idol s avengers hid wyted | till | the quinie wis waukin hame |
| an that eggs hid constipation | till | the wifie that first bocht |
| ootlinn as weel a scot | till | then it hid nivver cam |
| a buddy ye cd spik | till | aathing cam intae ma heid |
| a cliff at niver cam | till | an eyn ye cd see |
| sax kintras wheesht hark noo | till | ewan maccoll giein us cam |
| suede buits cam up near | till | her hurdies an the dubs |
| saw eassilt gaed afore them | till | it cam and stude owre |
| ir maybe nae richt minin | till | it cam oot in ma |
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| d like syne cam stracht | till | s tholed a stroke ir |
| the mids o the jungle | till | she cam tae an eildtrich |
| a fit it thinnet doon | till | a needle pint an fin |
| she lukt fine tae me | till | a saw her fit hinging |
| and fit ye re eest | till | aa yer life ye tak |
| she liggit at his fit | till | daydaw but awaukent air afore |
| loose fae stert o day | till | gloamin tremmlin fit ti brust |
| onywye fit fur little eese | till | he learned the plooman trade |
| fit o his sea chest | till | minnie wis auld eneuch tae |
| fit frae skreigh o day | till | noo than boaz said tae |
| eyn i dinna min faar | till | or fit for an got |
| co opie for a while | till | she got mairried fit was |
| an eence ye re eest | till | t its winnerfae fit ye |
| three verse saxteen an read | till | the young quinie fit god |
| doon as best they could | till | they could see better fit |
| set fit in the byre | till | yer better a lassie in |
| bed as usual an waited | till | mornin i jist felt this |
| his hairt jist cudna warm | till | t an sae we beddit |
| jist bide in the barn | till | the drams weir aff fyles |
| room jist a few minutes | till | the taxi i ll pit |
| fae them if we jist | till | time tae listen auld syd |
| jist jist nae very m822: | till | twa hoors ago [laugh] f823: |
| grandfather s she wis invited | till | a church guild picnic they |
| paet hill slaved wis meenits | till | a microwave nor wis he |
| english a wis nae diffrent | till | ae day durin the war |
| tears kept comin and comin | till | ah felt ah wis squeezed |
| was on the main road | till | aiberdeen an aabody wis made |
| athoot linnin him a meenit | till | da daylicht wis comin i |
| their faither wis he nae | till | daith they did pairt jenny |
| enyoch hit wis ony meenits | till | dey heard da pick upo |
| anither wis drookt wi rain | till | feech sic weather he cried |
| rain wis aa he got | till | he can turn cheese tae |
| twa there wis a pause | till | he jaloused whit jagged his |
| fa her faither wis spikkin | till | he wis luikin ower at |
| still luikin the ither wey | till | he wis staunin in the |
| rock wis the now [laugh] | till | i seen it come oot |
| onywye an it wore aff | till | i wis aa richt come |
| barman wis sweatin as the | till | it kept gaun ding a |
| it wis tint for days | till | it managet tae get craalt |
| her cousins minnie an matty | till | it wis aa the stooshie |
| stove an pumpt it up | till | it wis roarin flames an |
| wis eesed wi bein spoken | till | like yon onywye nae bi |
| he d strugglt an threshed | till | net wis torn tae win |
| matty bruce wadna be hame | till | nicht fin his day wis |
| tae the city o london | till | s wark i wis fair |
| the beasts in the byre | till | she wis better barred frae |
| see the auld wummin throoshed | till | she wis blaik blue an |
| milkin three times a day | till | she wis over 70 as |
| an affa soon she roared | till | she wis plookie ay it |
| grieve wis wytin his chaunce | till | steenhillock deed o the fever |
| village as we got nearer | till | t fowk wis startin tae |
| spinner wis backit up tee | till | t ye cd harly see |
| nicht in thick cauld flakes | till | the grun ootbye wis like |
| wad takk the bairnies in | till | the hale stramash wis ower |
| atween sheets for fower days | till | the horse wis richt better |
| if his hairt wis brukkken | till | the roch black stibble on |
| anither an anither an anither | till | there wis naethin left bit |
| fowk ye hiv tae spik | till | wis hyne awa an ye |
| sang it richt sad like | till | ye near thocht ye wis |
| fine but it wis no | till | years later whan i met |
| whuspert it wis aa quait | till | you came replied ian wi |
| bit fin yon calfie turned | till | an auld eel coo doon |
| an let her doon caatiously | till | dan buoy doon ablow he |
| the lord noo ligg doon | till | daydaw sae she liggit at |
| groom strode doon the road | till | he reached the bank o |
| gyang the pair o ye | till | i feenish ma wark doon |
| wiz turned wi two men | till | lower eh enchine doon intill |
| as the wifie beads doon | till | s belly an me wi |
| then doon the east coast | till | the season ended at yarmouth |
| da widna leave the beach | till | the sun gaed doon then |
| doon on the cobbled street | till | they hauled him up to |
| [child noise] [child noise] f1127: sit doon | till | ye see this i ll |
| doon tae nowt it wisnae | till | yon night that ah lost |
| aboot a wee step mair | till | a can see gin there |
| see da huntit fur miles | till | he fand ony pure crystal |
| me that card a minute | till | i see fitt it says |
| f1089: aye [pages turning] turn over | till | i see what else m1090: |
| boxie wi tom and jerry | till | i see what it tells |
| f1095: come here a minute | till | i see ye [inaudible] what |
| on over here a bittie | till | i see ye m1128: [?] how will everybody sitting up, sure[/?] |
| f1113: and granda come here | till | i see your hair a |
| says ye never see him | till | it s daurk an he |
| go up and see [inaudible] | till | mam gets her prescription okay |
| to elie we postpone holiday | till | monday i go see doc |
| ava nae friens tae spikk | till | naebody tae see the shame |
| ma ain beas tae see | till | sae i whuppit ma leg |
| dry dock efter tea time | till | see dan buoy s enchine |
| you just bide a wee | till | the morn you ll see |
| got dod we winna ken | till | we can see hoo much |
| f1113: opposites open it up | till | we see f1114: alright f1113: |
| it u- open it up | till | we see i ll show |
| f1111: okay take this over | till | we see what colour are |
| drive taks half an hour | till | ye arrive spare tool see |
| it startit tae split up | till | ye cd see twa smaa |
| bide a wee ma dochter | till | ye see what wull befaa |
| aye f1127: oh [censored: forename] come | till | you see fitt s on |
| direct heir can fyvie hae | till | aa three steens thegither staun |
| there they d aa bide | till | daybrakk makkin ready fur the |
| med fast aa da widd | till | he hed a boannie peerie |
| stertit walkin backwards an sidieweys | till | nearhaun the fence aa that |
| in the jungle aa nicht | till | she learned mair sense than |
| a while in her wame | till | she s poukt aa her |
| nae a man at aa | till | the auld blin man he |
| bide nar by his men | till | they are by wi aa |
| like lichtnin they aa wheech | till | they re ower the watters |
| an aa the sweirin efterwards | till | we aa went awa hame |
| intae the glory hole itsel | till | ye d a thocht aa |
| wi ye growin an growin | till | ye re aa i can |
| breist stroke or the crawl | till | yin an aa baith big |
| blowing up things the noo | till | i get you dressed first |
| ll no move her noo | till | the morra if they kin |
| bawlin awa like muckle beast | till | a soukin mou grups ticht |
| awa tam tied his horse | till | a tree an startit tae |
| wroucht awa frae early morn | till | daurk betimes he d stop |
| wi him dargin frae daw | till | gloamin gaed awa aerlie til |
| awa they widna be back | till | hauf past nine an efter |
| it shrank an it shrank | till | it dwinnlit awa a worry |
| it shrank an it shrank | till | it dwinnlit awa a worry |
| ramsay wadna let minnie awa | till | she d pared an aipple |
| carpets an pit thaim awa | till | the wunter we wul hae |
| at eynoo we forkit awa | till | we d won weel intill |
| shoved eez nose ower near | till | a baby blaikie for mither |
| she kep on kickin geordie | till | he got ower the bed |
| ploo ben the clarty glaur | till | it grew ower dark fur |
| wash it ower wi watter | till | it ripples like the rain |
| far cwid i tak ye | till | neist ach far ower mony |
| here s a pensioner wyte | till | she s on move ower |
| twa feet raxin ower sideweys | till | there s kittlin o the |
| they bade still in ayr | till | we wan ower the brig |
| acceptit intae the hebrew bible | till | 130 a d or thairanent |
| d aathing tae luik forrit | till | a blessin he disna ken |
| lissen id didna take long | till | ah d heard enough voices |
| mix breadcrumbs d sugar grill | till | brown crunchy cool lightly beat |
| hills in june an bade | till | early september fin ey d |
| we d watched an walked | till | efter twa o clock an |
| near puggie as we cuid | till | he d foul heukt a |
| to negotiation watch my father | till | he got drunk i d |
| five years m194: five years | till | i d done my apprenticeship |
| wish you d stay still | till | i get you dressed watch |
| if i d asked her | till | in the first place i |
| ah d heard enough voices | till | ken at id wiz eh |
| out and not due back | till | late she d drunk the |
| if ah d crept up | till | ma bed she d hiv |
| i d never heard of | till | mabel told me it was |
| again in this warld again | till | on halloween they d reappeared |
| the word purity meant not | till | she d given it up |
| at ah d bin up | till | somethin so ah thought ah |
| d bide a tarlan tink | till | the day she deid syne |
| thocht i d keep it | till | the morn pause as if |
| winnerin far they d gallivant | till | the yalla deevil lassie says |
| realised this wasna normal up | till | then ye d managed tae |
| the next day mary waited | till | they d gone before going |
| house their lives on hold | till | they d passed their exams |
| d fer us frae morn | till | thit day s end whiles |
| core figure o acht fashion | till | ye d made a ballie |
| in eh dry dock belonged | till | a man caalled dan miller |
| pride an choy he used | till | aye stand aloof fae eh |
| now there s no much | till | be seen o eh ould |
| didn t get home again | till | easter and eh so eh |
| ah wiz sore a trip | till | eh bathroom an ah felt |
| as eh slack came on | till | eh cable he popped eh |
| in danger o driftin on | till | eh rocks far many a |
| boatie wiz aye gettin nearer | till | eh rocks lucky for him |
| flett who wiz hingin on | till | eh side o eh crane |
| an gied him a hand | till | get up eh ledder at |
| th- eh this dispensation lasted | till | he was eighteen so m608: |
| m078: eh going on it | till | i collapsed and this was |
| keep an eye on her | till | i get back neil eh |
| i can t eh charge | till | i m qualified but i |
| o eh things ah used | till | make oot o ma mecanno |
| [inaudible] yersel eh stand up | till | mummy [inaudible] need to pee |
| ready an eh bolts fitted | till | size fae eh plan at |
| car tyre hingin on them | till | soffan eh jerk caused by |
| eh place far ah used | till | spend many an efternoon lyin |
| chist for her lines for | till | tell ye eh truth she |
| m055: there s similar research | till | that effect eh frae the |
| know you were having twins | till | they arrived eh eh there |
| o eh boaties at used | till | tie up in eh dry |
| her chourney dan wiz goin | till | use eh dock crane a |
| murky depths bit they hed | till | waatch cos eh sides o |
| and eight m608: mmhm f637: | till | ye we- were eh fourteen |
| due f1025: [laugh] f1026: no | till | aboot october but got ages |
| it got bigger an bigger | till | bi the time it grippit |
| [censored: forename] s got a class | till | four or five f1154: is |
| king street from there on | till | he got right up king |
| an then hadnae stoppt rennin | till | he got tae maybole five |
| street right down george street | till | he got tae the post |
| ten year f643: aye m642: | till | i got my loader there |
| less sympathetic m741: yeah m605: | till | in edinburgh which has got |
| room spun ah headed back | till | ma room an got dresst |
| it s tossit an turnt | till | she s got it juist |
| niver got it richt seen | till | so it went poisoned and |
| on onywye i got close | till | t made a pounce an |
| the moths ha ena got | till | t then we ll haul |
| a good man tae me | till | the drinkin got oot o |
| my hat an my shoes | till | the mornin i got married |
| got oh nae long now | till | they come oot f1126: er |
| mmhm f718: right m1078: life | till | they got married f718: to |
| face walkin on air again | till | they got some water and |
| there we a bade there | till | we got mairried then i |
| doun the bank ahint them | till | we got within twinty yairds |
| show thursday 13 in bed | till | 10 get up lie in |
| we didn t get home | till | christmas f746: mm f978: and |
| cairo i might stay here | till | christmas if i can get |
| aal menner o adap- adaptions | till | get thum runnin reduction boxes |
| get down f1089: come here | till | i check you come here |
| play there wi your ball | till | i get a top oot |
| buy a cheap one here | till | i get home i ll |
| na i ll be alright | till | i get home then about |
| in the basket just now | till | i get this [inaudible] m1090: |
| deal here a deal there | till | i get what i want |
| ain f1097: aye come on | till | i get you dried m1098: |
| john i couldna get dressed | till | my brithers went oot they |
| really get a final decision | till | the end of may and |
| effort to get to the | till | while arguing who would pay |
| ye michtna get a crumb | till | xmas nae even a shakk |
| wame an keep ye warm | till | ye get hame hoo big |
| in ages i stayed up | till | 1 30am this morning to |
| did ye wey it up | till | 12 stone in ilky bag |
| i managed to stay up | till | about 9pm watching barney miller |
| scots period the period up | till | about seventeen hundred erm there |
| wheen mair gemms o gowf | till | ae day sandy up an |
| aff trock fills up the | till | can ye sell them aye |
| an a sark buttont up | till | eez neck hait or caal |
| lest nicht ah wrocht up | till | eleivin o clock an ah |
| disprin and passed it up | till | er janko noticet is an |
| an i niver won up | till | es livel ir maybe fowk |
| add it up on the | till | f638: it s just but |
| nae ill tae win up | till | fower gorblins warm wi flat |
| customer s change afore the | till | had even added up the |
| looked this way and that | till | he gave up glumly and |
| befaa he sallna bide eith | till | he has redd up the |
| wha daur meddle wi me | till | his foe gets fed up |
| too big so hands up | till | i dry your belly cause |
| if if f1089: come here | till | i pull up your trousers |
| sort your troosers stand up | till | i sort your troosers is |
| the room f1089: stand up | till | i sort your troosers stand |
| up the lament it was | till | it became a paeon of |
| range and just left it | till | it firmed up but if |
| lum tae hadd fur sure | till | kingdom come dan triggin up |
| one who was me up | till | last night she never wailed |
| i had been living up | till | now i must do so |
| medieval innermessan the motte up | till | now the evidence for innermessan |
| held up by rain here | till | saturday to new theatre tonight |
| didn t really speak english | till | she grew up f1054: mmhm |
| he made up his mind | till | shift a bittie he wound |
| it a up on the | till | so they drank an they |
| you sure she s up | till | t chrissie she looks affa |
| we had that right up | till | the blitz f632: mmhm f646: |
| up on the shore sit | till | the moon comes up to |
| bladdit flooer an unclean flooer | till | the reid filth wellin up |
| they war uised wi up | till | then the onlie excitement they |
| up puddocks wi a straa | till | they burst they rypit teuchits |
| one a lang lang time | till | they gaithered up for one |
| situation quilk hus continuit up | till | thi present day instead thi |
| mollochy mowdie howks an howks | till | up through the grun his |
| wey back up the waiter | till | we were fishin a hole |
| a lot o women live | till | 100 nooadays you read aboot |
| m818: aye it s open | till | aboot f- at least four |
| tickets and that goes on | till | aboot two o clock in |
| bairn to pass them on | till | he sulked aboot it for |
| wannerin miles oot aboot seein | till | its ain gamekeepin ae time |
| watter walloped the waves aboot | till | the fish war fairly wabbit |
| i never kent aboot it | till | this minute gladys listen bessie |
| nae pickturs in thur heids | till | thur gae near runnin aboot |
| went right through until f637: | till | we were aboot fifteen i |
| wheel wheel aboot yer heid | till | ye begood tae be confoonnit |
| so but it s nae | till | ye sit an think aboot |
| ll ken naithing aboot it | till | you hear it ploppin on |
| an active social life bitterly | till | ah fund oot whit the |
| tae bide whaur ye are | till | i read this oot this |
| the furnaces burn and blaw | till | iron and slag ran oot |
| orders ilkie mornin fa saw | till | it that they cleaned oot |
| were stepped an ye hed | till | keep weel oot fan ye |
| ne er cast a cloot | till | mey be oot or cauld |
| war oot in the park | till | midnicht wirkin bi the licht |
| tae rin new cumnock cubs | till | the saicont war broke oot |
| oot thair ah fell asleep | till | well eftir the sun would |
| an tell her stick in | till | ye stick oot matty her |
| goin oot in the van | till | you learn a new tw- |
| o work tae be entered | till | a competition f785: mmhm ehm |
| the warld tae luik forrit | till | a new bairn a hame |
| tae ma night s knittin | till | ah ve sunk some rubber |
| they gaun they war gaun | till | americay tae be selt at |
| ony chiel tae merry her | till | at the hinnereyn a blin |
| set them tae wirk again | till | dennertime fin the horses nott |
| ye nae hame tae ging | till | elly broon ootbye a doonpish |
| left tae tae dae it | till | everybody had a go f1011: |
| yersel kent tae the man | till | he is by etten and |
| arthur steppit forrit tae spikk | till | her bit far she slippit |
| s teller 3 she thocht | till | hersel i ll hae tae |
| the side o his moo | till | his mither thocht tae dicht |
| stickin tae his scottish reets | till | i heard that wyte for |
| mair fun tormentin the kittlin | till | it skreiched an tried tae |
| leaves o a rhododenron buss | till | it stoppit eneuch tae droon |
| quet slaw flooer aywis ootraxxed | till | it wins tae the sma |
| are are gey sib ane | till | ither then ye hae tae |
| tae robert gordon s school | till | ma grandfaither s daith cuttit |
| o education eest tae say | till | s mair aften n eence |
| wi her ain sherp nails | till | she drew bluid tae stop |
| hat aff an didna dauchle | till | she wan hame tae ballater |
| hinner eyn she decidit tae | till | the warlock s buik back |
| factories tae keep them gyaun | till | their genetic engineers cud graft |
| tae buy a hivvy overcoat | till | then he had only a |
| water an they ll drink | till | they re fu an tae |
| on the driver s wheel | till | we wan tae stranraer wi |
| tae hae an electronic tag | till | weel aince mair brakken the |
| gaed aft tae this spot | till | yae april mornin her guid |
| skive the skin aff ye | till | ye re raw tae the |
| tae boot yir skull in | till | yir seriously deid everyone was |
| granny you had to write | till | baith o ye your ma |
| the caunle an dinna meeve | till | i tell ye kate fuspered |
| fag ash let it alane | till | it s full kin ye |
| muckle maw ye joukt unskaith | till | smoord by wraiths o januar |
| ye freely makk bide true | till | sun turns black stoot be |
| ae wurd wul ye say | till | than didna ah tell ye |
| free wi ye but no | till | than never heed ma guidman |
| bit ye maun gae back | till | the beach o the gowden |
| ye kent it wad remain | till | the next spring clean time |
| ye know folk haudin on | till | their ve- vernacular is possibly |
| hae sons wald ye bide | till | they were men bodies it |
| widdie hummed in yer heid | till | wi nae warnin sae ye |
| yersel if ye tip it | till | ye bit there s nae |
| sit still a while lass | till | ye feel a bit stronger |
| language movement were pittin in | till | ye know makin official versions |
| learn can be o eese | till | ye though ye mith be |
| we ll leave the cars | till | after come on we ll |
| right we ll leave it | till | after teatime come on let |
| aim as we come close | till | anither hut we passed on |
| could look at come on | till | i show you f1112: no |
| the car door come here | till | i show you m1096: [kicks stones] |
| bit just leave it on | till | mam runs your bath come |
| man that winna come hame | till | the pubs shut he looked |
| can sit back an listen | till | a fyow o mabel s |
| coull an they gyang back | till | t faither telt me i |
| flock i heidit them aff | till | they turnt an ran back |
| last tiny stroke an nae | till | efterneen i m meetin norma |
| nae far fae lonach lan | till | hashin on bi braid strathdon |
| nae a sowel could sing | till | he struck the tunin fork |
| wanted peer addy comfortably nae | till | i tellt him but it |
| go oan an nae tv | till | it s done mind gordon |
| it s nae your birthday | till | july you ve a wee |
| i bade in a tenement | till | nae long ago an we |
| messages an nae problems carolanne | till | now you can deal with |
| an thinks ey ll win | till | anither place faar ey ll |
| ll try or look out | till | another nice fella comes by |
| during the week leave it | till | friday he ll phone we |
| she ll talk an talk | till | hur words turn inti twistin |
| ll just be like that | till | it gets better do you |
| halla day nine free nichts | till | martinmas an sune they ll |
| have to fend for myself | till | monday tho i ll probably |
| i didn t hear it | till | much later i ll want |
| we ll be beaumont waits | till | they re out of sight |
| ll leave the black one | till | very last we ll clean |
| we ll leave that one | till | we know where it goes |
| a m bashin ma heid | till | a m mair than hauf |
| the coldness shot through me | till | ah felt ma bones shiverin |
| hovrin blackness o the room | till | fae ma bed sae snug |
| s tail skelpin niver lifts | till | last ma english sel goose |
| blurr ah m chist goin | till | ma bed goodnight this wiz |
| a gweed fermer s loon | till | ma hauns they war hackit |
| weetness an clartin ma paws | till | they war yirdit mither eence |
| fowks wadna bode her hame | till | twal her ma wirkit at |
| eence burdened man frae dawn | till | dark fur simmers in da |
| fool a clever man will | till | poor soil for years for |
| man i was michael palin | till | spider fell on my shoulder |
| three helped the carter man | till | the shafts were free they |
| from about seven o clock | till | about three o clock the |
| except for jimmy s visits | till | after five o clock on |
| the lang rigs o derk | till | at the hinner eyn she |
| dyews o nicht may sweel | till | cock craa steers the day |
| the textbuiks by the fire | till | deid o nicht o it |
| f963: right f965: people round | till | four o clock in the |
| market tuik a sair dunt | till | fowk lost mind o jed |
| ootside the yetts o heiven | till | god tuik peety on t |
| o clock in the morning | till | half five at night [laugh] |
| the reign o jamie fowrt | till | his coort assemblit in the |
| the reign o jamie fowrt | till | his court assemblit in the |
| chieftain o the fishin race | till | his sullen dame gins he |
| will tak o ben then | till | his yetts wi laud intil |
| the graces o the win | till | it gies upo the hinmaist |
| december dreeps fra lourin skies | till | keek o day cleaves frae |
| after sh- she only works | till | like one o clock or |
| had ayewise been the richt | till | o sullivan set them near |
| he bade wi his mither | till | she died a couple o |
| the mids o pitrasherty wids | till | she reached the runkled face |
| the guidwyfe o kittiklrumpit leuch | till | she wes lyke ti ryve |
| saw the licht o day | till | someyin died or mairied or |
| the seat o the swing | till | the chynes abeen her heid |
| the the passin it on | till | the new generations o o |
| the aul wye o shoppin | till | the new his the warl |
| an fore in the daunce | till | their flesh brakk free o |
| atween us sae we waited | till | they were abreist o us |
| first ae blizzard then anither | till | thir s fifteen feet o |
| niver a sicht o poachers | till | we saw the lichts o |
| scots an the latin wild | till | wi wecht o years an |
| to put it through your | till | and could i have a |
| will we take through your | till | and we could pre- pretend |
| your cousin you bring presents | till | in wartime chrissie has he |
| you put that through your | till | okay right that s everything |
| men on to your boat | till | she was ready beaumont i |
| keep your cattie wi you | till | the end silence she bites |
| in do you want your | till | there f1122: uh huh f1121: |
| mum s knee a minute | till | we put on your socks |
| no put on your shoes | till | you go ootside but we |
| hide she searched for him | till | efter echt she looket far |
| bit far she slippit aff | till | he cudna jalouse fur the |
| she grippit her dallie betsy | till | her an grat fur rage |
| phoned her and broke it | till | her she puts on an |
| the document and she waited | till | it was in his hand |
| she had scrubbed her skin | till | it was sore the yoga |
| and she always kept me | till | last i was always last |
| ruth gaithert in the rigs | till | nicht and whan she had |
| learner an attentive listener not | till | now though did she know |
| where she plans to eat | till | she bursts p 32 or |
| never knew all her life | till | she died ehm she didn |
| flegs sae she waukit on | till | she fand the eildritch tree |
| her out at least not | till | she had had the child |
| the same cuddlin hir bairn | till | she near birzed its braith |
| a pack at its dowp | till | she reached kilrogie wids an |
| maggie shocked from herself carolanne | till | she s well again maggie |
| a doorstep after that night | till | she was as spotless as |
| hand where she keeps them | till | the end of the scene |
| bin she throosh puir pranny | till | there wisna a been on |
| spakk nur did she hae | till | yet fur aabody aroon her |
| all of us she said | till | you re better and i |
| this winnok an bi that | till | at lang lest whit soud |
| an it comes ilkie month | till | auld an past the age |
| spik unless they were spoken | till | but mabel had an answer |
| dwinin or hale an fere | till | daith lowses me this is |
| dwinin or hale an fere | till | daith lowses me this is |
| church it was an age | till | dinner was ready the fire |
| aye fess butter an eggs | till | er so he sent tam |
| kens an faar ey gyang | till | gweed kens tee though i |
| midder an shö clespit me | till | her hert an da pair |
| mrs scott kam an spak | till | huz bairns it roberton schuil |
| a hangover pause fancy waitin | till | i m an aul age |
| a a big sized cot | till | i was nearly nine an |
| bonnie sicht brilliant an braw | till | in the deein licht it |
| hale reets an flichtered aff | till | it hing abune a beach |
| hell an didna stop rinnin | till | it reached the ither side |
| inoperable an send you hame | till | it s time for roxburghe |
| takes root spreads creeps crawls | till | it strangles an chokes screen |
| as an assistant on oed | till | its completion when he went |
| an twists amang the braes | till | lost in autumn mists or |
| the listener an the tune | till | luv or grievin like sma |
| bide in yon box foraye | till | some bodie kind an wyce |
| in the wee box foraye | till | somebody couthie an kind like |
| lid syne lichtin a spunk | till | t an then haudin the |
| an the bairn that comes | till | t gie her we speir |
| an played fish efter fish | till | ten fat troot lay big |
| hoast grew rocher an deeper | till | the beens that showed at |
| they drank an they drank | till | the last bell an by |
| an shakespeare an the like | till | the preint daunced afore her |
| half an hour or so | till | the restaurant closed at 10pm |
| tree an flooer safe coddlit | till | the spring fin autumn flichers |
| an grue fulled the chaumer | till | the verra waas trimmlit the |
| da langest day an trivvel | till | we fin dat tinnest treed |
| aneth the bedclaes an wyte | till | we hear the clock strick |
| wattirs an deeper nor that | till | whaur soud thay cum but |
| an scrattit at ane anither | till | wi an almichty craik the |
| at strathmore an wadna shift | till | wild reached her faither that |
| thocht they were hard deen | till | in the day time they |
| for a day or two | till | like that or maybe for |
| cover with cling filk chill | till | next day brown bread ice |
| concluded tam frae that nicht | till | the day he de ed |
| be lowsed frae the spell | till | the day soud cum whan |
| in it this worrit us | till | the neist day whan neil |
| a half day it wisna | till | the smith family were at |
| shand at i adher t | till | as weel bit i lang |
| he cud easily hae wyted | till | he won hame bit the |
| ay dee i m eest | till | t bit it s ill |
| then i f calls stays | till | afternoon is nearly over tea |
| thoroughly mash dry fry bacon | till | crisp then beat into pots |
| rubbed and rubbed and rubbed | till | everything shone then they peeled |
| f643: then m642: and worked | till | friday night and went hame |
| doesn t say another word | till | he s finished then he |
| the edge then inched forward | till | i found a gravelly bottom |
| was there a few years | till | it closed and then we |
| you just heated the milk | till | it was loo warm then |
| 3 cloves garlic fry together | till | soft then fry rice 4 |
| in water for a week | till | the mixture turns sour then |
| then they were away again | till | the next night when the |
| they all waited they waited | till | the tide suited and then |
| mmhm mmhm m762: read lanark | till | then and i read it |
| no point thinking about it | till | then going out he asked |
| been avoiding the embassy club | till | then thinking it probably peopled |
| in nineteen sixty three and | till | then well eddie went to |
| i meant was sit on | till | you re mairriet and then |
| seen in a true light | till | ah git the courage courage |
| god robert ah could curse | till | the cock crows for it |
| s why i m waiting | till | tomorrow so f807: ah okay |
| s dug puin his fuskers | till | he gurred leave him her |
| it lucy he strokes it | till | he hears her purr he |
| ill on her royal heid | till | her cousin mary s sheen |
| i didn t remember her | till | i went on the internet |
| her own like a machine | till | it looked mental as anything |
| spanner oh here a minutie | till | mam gets on her ain |
| awhile ahin her sleepin ee | till | the cock crawed in november |
| should be luv and sport | till | the heidsman sneckit her life |
| her weir a auld pair | till | the weather cleared eneuch fur |
| his lasses gaitherin wi them | till | baith the bere and corn |
| on the fower oor traik | till | the tap wi mony deein |
| polish the windaes wi vinegar | till | they shone a washer wife |
| the bang bang tv screen | till | three am wi his wide |
| some lassies will kittle you | till | you are hoarse wi laughin |
| yeah we were out drinking | till | five a m f809: oh |
| we waited in the shelter | till | our porters arrived with the |
| to keep looking the lane | till | we fi- go to the |
| the bu- f1113: a minute | till | we find them right there |
| my spoon f1117: hold on | till | we go over to the |
| miles the brazilians singing merrily | till | we stopped at a roadside |
| t buy my first album | till | about ninety two ninety three |
| i won t need them | till | after christmas i m enclosing |
| and on dropping his voice | till | i couldn t hear him |
| himself won t be long | till | i m the one getting |
| i didn t step outside | till | i was due to meet |
| where you left time pining | till | it died you shouldn t |
| you won t have stopped | till | it s time to start |
| proper doesn t actually start | till | monday but i m glad |
| hadn t read alasdair gray | till | nineteen ninety five erm and |
| ither fowk that widna admit | till | t and mabel herself and |
| save i won t know | till | the end of the month |
| t do it again sadie | till | the next time gordon no |
| i was wasn t fourteen | till | the twentieth of august and |
| with his sidekick on the | till | who wasn t really becoming |
| no m1048: no f1049: my | till | won t let me i |
| can t change him over | till | you move he s a |
| the courses over term time | till | april and complete my thesis |
| pour sauce over chicken leave | till | cool 5 cover with 8 |
| i was in the office | till | for over thirteen year in |
| my bag football s over | till | fourth year no point thinking |
| sings i would never budge | till | spring crept over the windowsill |
| 3 tbsp brandy sherry rum | till | thick frothy over warm water |
| word atween yese it wasna | till | eftir he was deid that |
| be strangled at a stake | till | he be dead and his |
| air that i deaved faither | till | he made me a timmer |
| haipny is he runs fast | till | he reaches the end of |
| with his hand in the | till | he said presenting the matter |
| cawin awaw at a haunnil | till | he swattit lik ane auld |
| he s noh leavin here | till | he tells us what his |
| and a beard he lived | till | he was 89 and could |
| read and he was hung | till | he was dead to gie |
| fowk he wytit douce like | till | his brither in law neil |
| on the floor strangling me | till | i passed out when he |
| just stayed in two rooms | till | in the same year he |
| the surgeon explained a thing | till | s really weel he even |
| stap the mair he crinched | till | shuir eneuch his teeth gied |
| it he stands with it | till | the song is finished some |
| yur noh leavin here ever | till | yi tell us laughs he |
| f963: right yeah mm m762: | till | it was perfect or as |
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