| Song | On the Bus Mall |
| Artist | The Decemberists |
| Album | Picaresque |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Meloy | |
| In matching blue raincoats our shoes were our show boats | |
| We kicked around | |
| From stairway to station we made a sensation | |
| With the gadabout crowd | |
| And oh, what a bargain we're two easy targets | |
| For the old men at the off-tracks | |
| Who've paid in palaver and crumpled old dollars | |
| Which we squirreled away in our rat trap hotel by the freeway | |
| And we slept-in | |
| SundaysYour parents were anxious your cool was contagious | |
| At the old school | |
| You left without leaving a note for your grieving | |
| Sweet mother, while your brother was so cruel | |
| And here in the alleys your spirits were rallied | |
| As you learned quick to make a fast buck | |
| In bathrooms and barrooms on dumpsters and heirlooms | |
| We bit our tongues sucked our lips into our lungs | |
| Till we were falling such was our calling | |
| And here in our hollow we fuse like a family | |
| But I will not mourn for you | |
| So take up your makeup and pocket your pills away | |
| We're kings among runaways on the bus mall | |
| We're down on the bus mall | |
| Among all the urchins and old | |
| Chinese merchants of the old town | |
| We reigned at the pool hall with one iron cue ball | |
| And we never let the bastards get us down | |
| And we laughed off the quick tricks the old men with limp dicks | |
| On the colonnades of the waterfront park | |
| As 4 in the morning came on, cold and boring we huddled close | |
| In the bus stop enclosure enfolding our hands tightly holding | |
| But here in our hollow we fuse like a family | |
| But I will not mourn for you | |
| So take up your makeup and pocket your pills away | |
| We're kings among runaways on the bus mall | |
| We're down on the bus mall | |
| We're down on the bus mall | |
| Down on the bus mall, oh ooh oh |
| zuo qu : Meloy | |
| In matching blue raincoats our shoes were our show boats | |
| We kicked around | |
| From stairway to station we made a sensation | |
| With the gadabout crowd | |
| And oh, what a bargain we' re two easy targets | |
| For the old men at the offtracks | |
| Who' ve paid in palaver and crumpled old dollars | |
| Which we squirreled away in our rat trap hotel by the freeway | |
| And we sleptin | |
| SundaysYour parents were anxious your cool was contagious | |
| At the old school | |
| You left without leaving a note for your grieving | |
| Sweet mother, while your brother was so cruel | |
| And here in the alleys your spirits were rallied | |
| As you learned quick to make a fast buck | |
| In bathrooms and barrooms on dumpsters and heirlooms | |
| We bit our tongues sucked our lips into our lungs | |
| Till we were falling such was our calling | |
| And here in our hollow we fuse like a family | |
| But I will not mourn for you | |
| So take up your makeup and pocket your pills away | |
| We' re kings among runaways on the bus mall | |
| We' re down on the bus mall | |
| Among all the urchins and old | |
| Chinese merchants of the old town | |
| We reigned at the pool hall with one iron cue ball | |
| And we never let the bastards get us down | |
| And we laughed off the quick tricks the old men with limp dicks | |
| On the colonnades of the waterfront park | |
| As 4 in the morning came on, cold and boring we huddled close | |
| In the bus stop enclosure enfolding our hands tightly holding | |
| But here in our hollow we fuse like a family | |
| But I will not mourn for you | |
| So take up your makeup and pocket your pills away | |
| We' re kings among runaways on the bus mall | |
| We' re down on the bus mall | |
| We' re down on the bus mall | |
| Down on the bus mall, oh ooh oh |
| zuò qǔ : Meloy | |
| In matching blue raincoats our shoes were our show boats | |
| We kicked around | |
| From stairway to station we made a sensation | |
| With the gadabout crowd | |
| And oh, what a bargain we' re two easy targets | |
| For the old men at the offtracks | |
| Who' ve paid in palaver and crumpled old dollars | |
| Which we squirreled away in our rat trap hotel by the freeway | |
| And we sleptin | |
| SundaysYour parents were anxious your cool was contagious | |
| At the old school | |
| You left without leaving a note for your grieving | |
| Sweet mother, while your brother was so cruel | |
| And here in the alleys your spirits were rallied | |
| As you learned quick to make a fast buck | |
| In bathrooms and barrooms on dumpsters and heirlooms | |
| We bit our tongues sucked our lips into our lungs | |
| Till we were falling such was our calling | |
| And here in our hollow we fuse like a family | |
| But I will not mourn for you | |
| So take up your makeup and pocket your pills away | |
| We' re kings among runaways on the bus mall | |
| We' re down on the bus mall | |
| Among all the urchins and old | |
| Chinese merchants of the old town | |
| We reigned at the pool hall with one iron cue ball | |
| And we never let the bastards get us down | |
| And we laughed off the quick tricks the old men with limp dicks | |
| On the colonnades of the waterfront park | |
| As 4 in the morning came on, cold and boring we huddled close | |
| In the bus stop enclosure enfolding our hands tightly holding | |
| But here in our hollow we fuse like a family | |
| But I will not mourn for you | |
| So take up your makeup and pocket your pills away | |
| We' re kings among runaways on the bus mall | |
| We' re down on the bus mall | |
| We' re down on the bus mall | |
| Down on the bus mall, oh ooh oh |