| Song | Spunky |
| Artist | Eels |
| Album | With Strings: Live at Town Hall |
| 作曲 : Mark Everett | |
| 作词 : Edge | |
| Spunky don't like her uniform, | |
| It never fit so good. | |
| Going back to the orphanage | |
| And the place where her garage once stood. | |
| Well, it's a free for all, free for all, free for all. | |
| It's a free for all, you and me. | |
| And if you don't like what they're telling you, | |
| You can't teach a blind man to see. Well, I can see. | |
| Spunky looks good in her bright red wig, | |
| Eating chocolate chip mint ice-cream. | |
| A cat named Lola with a violent past, | |
| Is balled-up asleep 'cross her knees. | |
| And it's a free for all, free for all, free for all. | |
| It's a free for all, you and me. | |
| One day the world will be ready for you | |
| And wonder how they didn't see. | |
| Spunky knows she can save the world | |
| In her own little way. | |
| Turning in her old uniform | |
| 'Cause you know, it really didn't pay. | |
| And it's a free for all, free for all, free for all. | |
| It's a free for all, you and me. | |
| I walk through the world with your name on my tongue | |
| And your picture etched on my screen. |
| zuò qǔ : Mark Everett | |
| zuò cí : Edge | |
| Spunky don' t like her uniform, | |
| It never fit so good. | |
| Going back to the orphanage | |
| And the place where her garage once stood. | |
| Well, it' s a free for all, free for all, free for all. | |
| It' s a free for all, you and me. | |
| And if you don' t like what they' re telling you, | |
| You can' t teach a blind man to see. Well, I can see. | |
| Spunky looks good in her bright red wig, | |
| Eating chocolate chip mint icecream. | |
| A cat named Lola with a violent past, | |
| Is balledup asleep ' cross her knees. | |
| And it' s a free for all, free for all, free for all. | |
| It' s a free for all, you and me. | |
| One day the world will be ready for you | |
| And wonder how they didn' t see. | |
| Spunky knows she can save the world | |
| In her own little way. | |
| Turning in her old uniform | |
| ' Cause you know, it really didn' t pay. | |
| And it' s a free for all, free for all, free for all. | |
| It' s a free for all, you and me. | |
| I walk through the world with your name on my tongue | |
| And your picture etched on my screen. |