| 作词 : Coomes | |
| wooden legs float downstream in the alligator's dream | |
| the owl calls the tune: "fly me to the moon" | |
| the sun goes dark red as he staggers off to bed | |
| the snake and the mole | |
| their house is their hole | |
| rubber trees, down on bended knees | |
| bleed rubber blood while the tadpoles tend their mud | |
| clear, starry skies give birth to lullabies | |
| sleep comes down with a silent sound |
| zuo ci : Coomes | |
| wooden legs float downstream in the alligator' s dream | |
| the owl calls the tune: " fly me to the moon" | |
| the sun goes dark red as he staggers off to bed | |
| the snake and the mole | |
| their house is their hole | |
| rubber trees, down on bended knees | |
| bleed rubber blood while the tadpoles tend their mud | |
| clear, starry skies give birth to lullabies | |
| sleep comes down with a silent sound |
| zuò cí : Coomes | |
| wooden legs float downstream in the alligator' s dream | |
| the owl calls the tune: " fly me to the moon" | |
| the sun goes dark red as he staggers off to bed | |
| the snake and the mole | |
| their house is their hole | |
| rubber trees, down on bended knees | |
| bleed rubber blood while the tadpoles tend their mud | |
| clear, starry skies give birth to lullabies | |
| sleep comes down with a silent sound |