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Walk as yer shuin will let ye. |
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Want o cunnin's nae shame. |
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War's sweet tae them that never tried it. |
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War maks thieves an peace hangs them. |
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Wealth, like want, ruins mony. |
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| w |
Wealth maks wit waver. |
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Welcome's the best dish in the kitchen. |
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| w |
Were it no for hope the hert wad brek. |
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We are boond to be honest, an no to be rich. |
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| w |
We can live athoot oor kin, but no athoot oot freens. |
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What we first learn we best ken. |
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What's yours is mine, what's mines is my ain. |
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| w |
When poverty comes in at the door love flies oot at the windea. |
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| w |
We are a' life-like an daith-like. |
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| w |
Weddin an ill winterin tames baith man an beast. |
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| w |
When drink's in wit's oot. |
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| w |
When the craw flees her tail follows. |
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| w |
Wide will wear, but tight will tear. |
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| w |
When ye christen the bairn ye should ken what to caa't. |
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| w |
Wide lugs an a short tongue is best. |
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| w |
When the hert's past hope the face is past shame. |
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| w |
Weemin an wine, dice an deceit, maks wealth smaa an want great. |
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