Traa dy Liooar Tea Towel
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Traa dy Liooar Tea Towel
Manx tea towel with the poem Traa dy Liooar from the Isle of Man
Learn all about the Manx saying "Traa dy Liooar" from this amusing tea towel
HERE'S a wickad little falla that goes among us here,
An' the wickadness thass at him is tellin' far an'near;
He's prowlin' in the haggart an' in at every dhure,
An' coaxin' an' persuadin',-an' his name is Traa-dy-Liooar.
The house is all through others, the childher's late for school,
The man is spendin' all his time in lookin' for a tool,
The wumman's tired thremendjus with clearin' up the flure,
An' the wan that's doin' all the jeel is wickad Traa-dy-Liooar.
The fields is full of cushag, the gates is darned with gorse,
You'll hardly see the harness for the mire upon the horse;
The cows is shoutin' shockin', an' puzzlin' them for sure,
Is the waitin' doin' on them at that tejus Traa-dy-Liooar.
There's a power of foes within us, and enemies without,
But the wan that houls the candle is that little lazy lout;
So just you take an' scutch him, an' put him to the dhure,
An' navar let him in again, that tejus Traa-dy-Liooar.
