| Song | Ostia (The Death of Pasolini) |
| Artist | Coil |
| Album | A Guide for Beginners: A Silver Voice |
| 作词 : Balance, Coil | |
| There's honey in the hollows | |
| And the contours of the body | |
| A sluggish golden river | |
| A sickly golden trickle | |
| A golden, sticky trickle | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| And the car reverses over | |
| The body in the basin | |
| In the shallow sea-plane basin | |
| And the car reverses over | |
| And his body rolls over | |
| Crushed from the shoulder | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| Singing like a puncture | |
| Singing like a puncture | |
| Killed to keep the world turning | |
| Killed to keep the world turning | |
| Killed to keep the world turning | |
| Throw his bones over | |
| The white cliffs of Dover | |
| And into the sea, the sea of Rome | |
| And the bloodstained coast of Ostia | |
| Leon like a lion | |
| Sleeping in the sunshine | |
| Lion lies down | |
| Lion lies down | |
| Out of the strong came forth sweetness | |
| Out of the strong came forth sweetness | |
| Throw his bones over | |
| The white cliffs of Dover | |
| And murder me in Ostia | |
| And murder me in Ostia | |
| The sea of Rome | |
| And the bloodstained coast | |
| And the car reverses over | |
| The white cliffs of Dover | |
| And into the sea, the sea of Rome | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| Throw his bones over | |
| The white cliffs of Dover | |
| And into the sea, the sea of Rome | |
| And murder me in Ostia |
| zuò cí : Balance, Coil | |
| There' s honey in the hollows | |
| And the contours of the body | |
| A sluggish golden river | |
| A sickly golden trickle | |
| A golden, sticky trickle | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| And the car reverses over | |
| The body in the basin | |
| In the shallow seaplane basin | |
| And the car reverses over | |
| And his body rolls over | |
| Crushed from the shoulder | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| Singing like a puncture | |
| Singing like a puncture | |
| Killed to keep the world turning | |
| Killed to keep the world turning | |
| Killed to keep the world turning | |
| Throw his bones over | |
| The white cliffs of Dover | |
| And into the sea, the sea of Rome | |
| And the bloodstained coast of Ostia | |
| Leon like a lion | |
| Sleeping in the sunshine | |
| Lion lies down | |
| Lion lies down | |
| Out of the strong came forth sweetness | |
| Out of the strong came forth sweetness | |
| Throw his bones over | |
| The white cliffs of Dover | |
| And murder me in Ostia | |
| And murder me in Ostia | |
| The sea of Rome | |
| And the bloodstained coast | |
| And the car reverses over | |
| The white cliffs of Dover | |
| And into the sea, the sea of Rome | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| You can hear the bones humming | |
| Throw his bones over | |
| The white cliffs of Dover | |
| And into the sea, the sea of Rome | |
| And murder me in Ostia |