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| the lang rest o the | weary | fareweel the squaddies champion bonnie |
| the lang rest o the | weary | fareweel the squaddies champion bonnie |
| so i ll wend my | weary | way over to belyaevo the |
| rest for you must be | weary | sings the chair like a |
| rest for you must be | weary | sings the chair when like |
| mornin milkin she steekit her | weary | een an fell asleep 5 |
| m crabbit haur asleep an | weary | when aa at yince a |
| at forres lady macbeth looking | weary | enters with a servant l |
| mirk cauld an weet an | weary | hauf past fower is gane |
| re fair forfochen weet an | weary | ye re like a man |
| far ower cauld for this | weary | waitin ach a m gettin |
| sin oh gentlemen i am | weary | of lies they have poisoned |
| became the universe of the | weary | passengers huddled inside his lies |
| rope or steel handrails our | weary | legs were protesting but we |
| little birds and i sae | weary | fu o care thou ll |
| birds blackbird s song a | weary | wind a lowrin sky the |
| sleepwalkin man haudin in her | weary | hands an empty pair o |
| an ill lit ville a | weary | lookin pair the local youth |
| a shroud as if grown | weary | o the lan the mountain |
| for he is footsore and | weary | pompitie ai ma legs is |
| wis gettin a wee bit | weary | be noo for i d |
| masell hunter s song when | weary | wi the huntin a stacher |
| mornin god says i gey | weary | guid mornin tam says he |
| and omegas up flight of | weary | stairs and bury our cosines |
| muckle sang swallt up the | weary | wastes o sna soughed ben |
| whacked myself i made the | weary | journey back to my hotel |
| fecht baith sair an lang | weary | at last tae win awa |
| dat day such a lang | weary | day as he wis yea |
| lass forby nae mair this | weary | warld i d crawl och |
| when a m trachled an | weary | aye a wee cup a |
| of that so very very | weary | of being a single figurehead |
| and nurture and she was | weary | of that so very very |
| saft may ye rin a | weary | for the leddy ay still |
| ll tak nae mair my | weary | trail daniel wis lowsit frae |
| would have used his world | weary | wisdom but me i m |
| eh owner ah wended ma | weary | way home doon eh cliff |
| the others james i am | weary | of preaching and praying na |
| bowed and made him look | weary | and depressed and sinister unlike |
| city he surmised as the | weary | litany of their misdeeds proceeded |
| an throu the wid leanin | weary | on their sticks hame tae |
| trudged round shops it was | weary | work earlier he had grieved |
| and less inclement weather to | weary | fishermen toiling in the hypocritical |
| was quieter and more tranquil | weary | trekkers stretched out on the |
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