Small furry creatures

Discussion in 'Free Thoughts' started by Vkothii, May 5, 2008.

  1. Vkothii Banned Banned

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    I don't know if anyone else will have a clue what this is (my version, anyway of what I can make out of a bit of Scot's brogue, or something)

    "Aye, an' a bit o' ma skirl t' settle o' rack an' ruin, (or, 'tis a tale o' wrack an' ruin)
    Run it doon ba the heym, a' ma plase

    Well I slapped me an' I slipped it doon in the seyd
    An' I creyd creyd, creyd

    The feer o' fallin' doon ta ken, never bought the rese (or never b' aught the way)
    And then Craig Marrion!
    Get out wi' ye claymore out o' mi pockets I ran doon
    Doon the wudden stayr, pickin' the fearye horde that was fallen aroun' ma feet

    "Neyva!" 'e creyd, "Neyva shall I let ye get me aliv'
    Ye rottin' hoond o' the Burnie crew!"

    Well, I snatched for the blayd o' ma claymore
    Cut n' thrust an' I fell doon before 'im round his feet
    "Aye!" a roar 'e creyd, frae' the bott'm of his heart
    That I would nay fall

    But as deyd, deyd as it can be
    By his feet, d'ye ken?


    And the wind creyd Mary."
     
    Last edited: May 7, 2008
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  3. redarmy11 Registered Senior Member

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    Scots tend to drink a lot.
     
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  5. Vkothii Banned Banned

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    Aye, an' I'll drink te that, ...
    Jimmy
     
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