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V1:Three craw sat upon a wa', Sat upon a wa', Sat upon a wa', Three craw sat upon a wa', On a cold and frosty mornin'.   V2: The first craw couldna' find her ma, Couldna' find her ma, Couldna' find her ma, The first craw couldna' find her ma, On a cold and frosty mornin'. V3: The second craw couldna' find his pa, Couldna' find his pa, Couldna' find his pa, The second craw couldna' find his pa, On a cold and frosty mornin'.		V4: The third craw et the other twa, Et the other twa, Et the other twa, The third craw et the other twa, On a cold and frosty mornin'. V5: The fourth craw wasna' there a-ta', Wasna' there a-ta', Wasna' there a-ta', The fourth craw wasna' there a-ta', On a cold and frosty mornin'. V6: And that's a' I know about the craw, I know about the craw, I know about the craw, That's a' I know about the craw, On a cold and frosty mornin'.
Questions: What's a craw? a wa'? twa? a-ta'? a'?

Answers:A craw is one of those big black birds that cries "Caw, caw."
One kind of wa' is a stone fence.
If you have one of something, and then have another one, you will have twa' of them.
If you have absolutely nothing, you will have nothing a-ta'.
But, if you have everything, the entire enchilada, or the whole ball of wax, then you will have it a'.

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