| Song | By The Seine |
| Artist | The Crookes |
| Album | Chasing After Ghosts |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Oh poor Frankie’s sleeping by the Seine | |
| He’s lost his way, and the wayward artist’s name‘s | |
| washed with the rain | |
| Now he cries out | |
| We are here, this is the dogs | |
| Our stars are lost, but the pavement bares your name | |
| Down by the seine | |
| La de da da | |
| I wouldn’t have it any other way | |
| And so | |
| oh Frankie you’ll never know just why you set young lovers on their toes | |
| You’ve filled your cap with pennies from the proletariat | |
| Sleeping by the seine | |
| The crowds are loud, the streets are black but still your paintings stare from the tarmac | |
| For now the moon shines bright upon those dark waters tonight | |
| Sleeping by the seine | |
| But they chased you down the Rue de Mon | |
| You were cursing like a scullion | |
| You found, your head stuck in a cloud | |
| And you cried | |
| If it was a sunny day | |
| All the cobbles would gleam down back hand way | |
| we shout, tonight, the Seine is ours |
| Oh poor Frankie' s sleeping by the Seine | |
| He' s lost his way, and the wayward artist' s name' s | |
| washed with the rain | |
| Now he cries out | |
| We are here, this is the dogs | |
| Our stars are lost, but the pavement bares your name | |
| Down by the seine | |
| La de da da | |
| I wouldn' t have it any other way | |
| And so | |
| oh Frankie you' ll never know just why you set young lovers on their toes | |
| You' ve filled your cap with pennies from the proletariat | |
| Sleeping by the seine | |
| The crowds are loud, the streets are black but still your paintings stare from the tarmac | |
| For now the moon shines bright upon those dark waters tonight | |
| Sleeping by the seine | |
| But they chased you down the Rue de Mon | |
| You were cursing like a scullion | |
| You found, your head stuck in a cloud | |
| And you cried | |
| If it was a sunny day | |
| All the cobbles would gleam down back hand way | |
| we shout, tonight, the Seine is ours |
| Oh poor Frankie' s sleeping by the Seine | |
| He' s lost his way, and the wayward artist' s name' s | |
| washed with the rain | |
| Now he cries out | |
| We are here, this is the dogs | |
| Our stars are lost, but the pavement bares your name | |
| Down by the seine | |
| La de da da | |
| I wouldn' t have it any other way | |
| And so | |
| oh Frankie you' ll never know just why you set young lovers on their toes | |
| You' ve filled your cap with pennies from the proletariat | |
| Sleeping by the seine | |
| The crowds are loud, the streets are black but still your paintings stare from the tarmac | |
| For now the moon shines bright upon those dark waters tonight | |
| Sleeping by the seine | |
| But they chased you down the Rue de Mon | |
| You were cursing like a scullion | |
| You found, your head stuck in a cloud | |
| And you cried | |
| If it was a sunny day | |
| All the cobbles would gleam down back hand way | |
| we shout, tonight, the Seine is ours |