| Song | A Pict Song |
| Artist | Billy Bragg |
| Album | William Bloke |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Bragg, Kipling | |
| Rome never looks where she treads | |
| Always her heavy hooves fall | |
| On our stomachs, our hearts and our heads | |
| And rome never hears when we bawl | |
| Her sentries pass on -- that is all | |
| And we gather behind them in hordes | |
| And plot to reconquer the wall | |
| With only our tongues for our swords | |
| For we are the little folk -- we! | |
| Too little to love or to hate | |
| Leave us alone and you'll see | |
| That we can bring down the state | |
| Mistletoe killing an oak | |
| Rats gnawing cables in two | |
| Moths making holes in a cloak | |
| How they must love what they do! | |
| Yes -- and we little folk too | |
| We are as busy as they | |
| Working our works out of view | |
| Watch, and you'll see it some day | |
| No indeed! we are not strong | |
| But we know of peoples that are | |
| Yes and we'll guide them along | |
| To smash and destroy you in war | |
| We shall be slaves just the same? | |
| Yes, we have always been slaves | |
| But you -- you will die of the shame | |
| And then we will dance on your graves | |
| We are the worm in the wood! | |
| We are the rot at the root! | |
| We are the taint in the blood! | |
| We are the thorn in the foot! | |
| Rudyard kipling |
| zuo ci : Bragg, Kipling | |
| Rome never looks where she treads | |
| Always her heavy hooves fall | |
| On our stomachs, our hearts and our heads | |
| And rome never hears when we bawl | |
| Her sentries pass on that is all | |
| And we gather behind them in hordes | |
| And plot to reconquer the wall | |
| With only our tongues for our swords | |
| For we are the little folk we! | |
| Too little to love or to hate | |
| Leave us alone and you' ll see | |
| That we can bring down the state | |
| Mistletoe killing an oak | |
| Rats gnawing cables in two | |
| Moths making holes in a cloak | |
| How they must love what they do! | |
| Yes and we little folk too | |
| We are as busy as they | |
| Working our works out of view | |
| Watch, and you' ll see it some day | |
| No indeed! we are not strong | |
| But we know of peoples that are | |
| Yes and we' ll guide them along | |
| To smash and destroy you in war | |
| We shall be slaves just the same? | |
| Yes, we have always been slaves | |
| But you you will die of the shame | |
| And then we will dance on your graves | |
| We are the worm in the wood! | |
| We are the rot at the root! | |
| We are the taint in the blood! | |
| We are the thorn in the foot! | |
| Rudyard kipling |
| zuò cí : Bragg, Kipling | |
| Rome never looks where she treads | |
| Always her heavy hooves fall | |
| On our stomachs, our hearts and our heads | |
| And rome never hears when we bawl | |
| Her sentries pass on that is all | |
| And we gather behind them in hordes | |
| And plot to reconquer the wall | |
| With only our tongues for our swords | |
| For we are the little folk we! | |
| Too little to love or to hate | |
| Leave us alone and you' ll see | |
| That we can bring down the state | |
| Mistletoe killing an oak | |
| Rats gnawing cables in two | |
| Moths making holes in a cloak | |
| How they must love what they do! | |
| Yes and we little folk too | |
| We are as busy as they | |
| Working our works out of view | |
| Watch, and you' ll see it some day | |
| No indeed! we are not strong | |
| But we know of peoples that are | |
| Yes and we' ll guide them along | |
| To smash and destroy you in war | |
| We shall be slaves just the same? | |
| Yes, we have always been slaves | |
| But you you will die of the shame | |
| And then we will dance on your graves | |
| We are the worm in the wood! | |
| We are the rot at the root! | |
| We are the taint in the blood! | |
| We are the thorn in the foot! | |
| Rudyard kipling |