| Song | Fable Of The Brown Ape |
| Artist | Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds |
| Album | Abattoir Blues/The Lyre of Orpheus |
| 作词 : Cave | |
| Farmer Emmerich went into his barn | |
| And found a cow suckling a serpent | |
| And a brown ape clanking a heavy chain | |
| Said Farmer | |
| Emmerich to the ape | |
| Never ask me to come into this barn again | |
| So Long Farewell | |
| So Long Farmer | |
| Emmerich caught the serpent | |
| And the brown ape in a cage | |
| And took them into his house | |
| He fed the snake a vat of milk | |
| And when the ape rattled its chain | |
| He tossed the ape a mouse | |
| So Long Goodbye | |
| Farewell The villagers found out that | |
| Farmer Emmerich | |
| Was nurturing a serpent | |
| And descended upon his farm | |
| All rabid in their blindness | |
| They dragged the snake outside | |
| Chopped it open with an axe | |
| And the ground soaked | |
| In the milk of human kindness | |
| So Long Farewell | |
| So Long But the brown ape escaped | |
| And was heard to roam the ranges | |
| Clanking its heavy chain | |
| Down in the valley it sang to its friend | |
| Whom he may never see again |
| zuò cí : Cave | |
| Farmer Emmerich went into his barn | |
| And found a cow suckling a serpent | |
| And a brown ape clanking a heavy chain | |
| Said Farmer | |
| Emmerich to the ape | |
| Never ask me to come into this barn again | |
| So Long Farewell | |
| So Long Farmer | |
| Emmerich caught the serpent | |
| And the brown ape in a cage | |
| And took them into his house | |
| He fed the snake a vat of milk | |
| And when the ape rattled its chain | |
| He tossed the ape a mouse | |
| So Long Goodbye | |
| Farewell The villagers found out that | |
| Farmer Emmerich | |
| Was nurturing a serpent | |
| And descended upon his farm | |
| All rabid in their blindness | |
| They dragged the snake outside | |
| Chopped it open with an axe | |
| And the ground soaked | |
| In the milk of human kindness | |
| So Long Farewell | |
| So Long But the brown ape escaped | |
| And was heard to roam the ranges | |
| Clanking its heavy chain | |
| Down in the valley it sang to its friend | |
| Whom he may never see again |