| Song | A Seafood Song |
| Artist | The Divine Comedy |
| Album | Promenade |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Hannon | |
| who'll have a fishy | |
| On a little dishy? | |
| Who will have a fishy | |
| When the boat comes..." | |
| And then he says | |
| "with our glasses both raised in a toast | |
| Let's sing for those in peril on the sea | |
| Who cater ceaselessly | |
| To thy every wish | |
| With every fish | |
| As fresh as fish can be | |
| You see, i'm into my oysters | |
| My king prawns and caviar | |
| No matter how far away they are | |
| I'll be there!" | |
| And then she says, | |
| "now with our glasses both raised in this toast | |
| Let's sing for those in peril on the sea | |
| Who labour tirelessly | |
| In their tiny boats | |
| Off john o' groats | |
| Their socks soaked for me | |
| You see, i do like my lobster | |
| My hake, skate and rainbow trout | |
| And if there's a fishy smell about | |
| I'll be there! and then | |
| And then we'll sing for those in peril on the sea... | |
| Don't be frightened | |
| Don't be scared | |
| Chop off their heads | |
| And little legs | |
| Then peel away the shell | |
| And open up your senses to the smell | |
| The sound and colour | |
| Touch and taste | |
| Of crab, cod, clams and kippers | |
| Scampi, squid, sole, shark and scallop | |
| Winkles, whelks, whale and whiting | |
| Seaweed, swordfish, sardines and sea urchin | |
| Haddock, halibut, herrings and eel | |
| Cockles, mussels, mackerel and veal | |
| Pilchard, plankton, st peter's fish and plaice | |
| Octopussy jellyfishy | |
| And dolphin's an aquired taste | |
| "who will have a fishy | |
| On a little dishy? | |
| I will have a fishy | |
| When the boat comes in... |
| zuo ci : Hannon | |
| who' ll have a fishy | |
| On a little dishy? | |
| Who will have a fishy | |
| When the boat comes..." | |
| And then he says | |
| " with our glasses both raised in a toast | |
| Let' s sing for those in peril on the sea | |
| Who cater ceaselessly | |
| To thy every wish | |
| With every fish | |
| As fresh as fish can be | |
| You see, i' m into my oysters | |
| My king prawns and caviar | |
| No matter how far away they are | |
| I' ll be there!" | |
| And then she says, | |
| " now with our glasses both raised in this toast | |
| Let' s sing for those in peril on the sea | |
| Who labour tirelessly | |
| In their tiny boats | |
| Off john o' groats | |
| Their socks soaked for me | |
| You see, i do like my lobster | |
| My hake, skate and rainbow trout | |
| And if there' s a fishy smell about | |
| I' ll be there! and then | |
| And then we' ll sing for those in peril on the sea... | |
| Don' t be frightened | |
| Don' t be scared | |
| Chop off their heads | |
| And little legs | |
| Then peel away the shell | |
| And open up your senses to the smell | |
| The sound and colour | |
| Touch and taste | |
| Of crab, cod, clams and kippers | |
| Scampi, squid, sole, shark and scallop | |
| Winkles, whelks, whale and whiting | |
| Seaweed, swordfish, sardines and sea urchin | |
| Haddock, halibut, herrings and eel | |
| Cockles, mussels, mackerel and veal | |
| Pilchard, plankton, st peter' s fish and plaice | |
| Octopussy jellyfishy | |
| And dolphin' s an aquired taste | |
| " who will have a fishy | |
| On a little dishy? | |
| I will have a fishy | |
| When the boat comes in... |
| zuò cí : Hannon | |
| who' ll have a fishy | |
| On a little dishy? | |
| Who will have a fishy | |
| When the boat comes..." | |
| And then he says | |
| " with our glasses both raised in a toast | |
| Let' s sing for those in peril on the sea | |
| Who cater ceaselessly | |
| To thy every wish | |
| With every fish | |
| As fresh as fish can be | |
| You see, i' m into my oysters | |
| My king prawns and caviar | |
| No matter how far away they are | |
| I' ll be there!" | |
| And then she says, | |
| " now with our glasses both raised in this toast | |
| Let' s sing for those in peril on the sea | |
| Who labour tirelessly | |
| In their tiny boats | |
| Off john o' groats | |
| Their socks soaked for me | |
| You see, i do like my lobster | |
| My hake, skate and rainbow trout | |
| And if there' s a fishy smell about | |
| I' ll be there! and then | |
| And then we' ll sing for those in peril on the sea... | |
| Don' t be frightened | |
| Don' t be scared | |
| Chop off their heads | |
| And little legs | |
| Then peel away the shell | |
| And open up your senses to the smell | |
| The sound and colour | |
| Touch and taste | |
| Of crab, cod, clams and kippers | |
| Scampi, squid, sole, shark and scallop | |
| Winkles, whelks, whale and whiting | |
| Seaweed, swordfish, sardines and sea urchin | |
| Haddock, halibut, herrings and eel | |
| Cockles, mussels, mackerel and veal | |
| Pilchard, plankton, st peter' s fish and plaice | |
| Octopussy jellyfishy | |
| And dolphin' s an aquired taste | |
| " who will have a fishy | |
| On a little dishy? | |
| I will have a fishy | |
| When the boat comes in... |