| Song | Paper Wraps Rock |
| Artist | Momus |
| Album | Circus Maximus |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Currie | |
| You can never overestimate Garbo | |
| You can never undress Monroe | |
| They may have never heard of Plato | |
| But there's one thing they did know | |
| If you want to be desired for a thousand years | |
| Keeping it platonic is a good idea | |
| "Cut it out Socrates, can't we just talk" | |
| Scissors cut paper, but paper wraps rock | |
| Never underestimate Mary | |
| The original virginal bride | |
| Interpretations may vary but I say | |
| God was her piece on the side | |
| Prudence is the proper doxy's friend | |
| The paradox is heaven sent | |
| The wickedest words are in the Good Book | |
| Scissors cut paper, but paper wraps rock | |
| Never underestimate the face of Helen of Troy | |
| The face of a woman who never agrees to please | |
| She's Paris in a drag of plaster and papyrus | |
| That's why they never undress, they never undress | |
| They never undress in this non-stop striptease | |
| Never underestimate the huntress | |
| The protected species of whore | |
| The chariot of Diana Regina's an enormous | |
| Limousine with bulletproof doors | |
| It's rule number one for the wise coquette | |
| Stick a long filter on your cigarette | |
| Shimmer through a window that's twice locked | |
| Scissors cut paper, Oh but paper wraps rock | |
| Never underestimate the face of Helen of Troy | |
| The face of a woman who never agrees to please | |
| She's Paris in a drag of plaster and papyrus | |
| That's why they never undress, they never undress | |
| They never undress in this non-stop striptease | |
| Never underestimate 'Never' | |
| And you'll live to love another day | |
| A woman never made a living | |
| By giving anything away | |
| If you want to be more major than a majorette | |
| Stay as rigid and as frigid as a statuette | |
| Stay out of the kitchens and the sweatshops | |
| Scissors cut paper, but paper wraps rock | |
| Undress your best behaviour Helen of Troy | |
| Every Green Bus Drives Fast and so does time | |
| Brush off the plaster of Paris | |
| Every Good Boy, Every Good Boy, | |
| Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, where's mine? | |
| She will forget you in all except your name | |
| In all except the face you wore | |
| And the empty words you were good at saying | |
| Or else all except the pretentious knots | |
| That covered the paper | |
| That wrapped up rock |
| zuo ci : Currie | |
| You can never overestimate Garbo | |
| You can never undress Monroe | |
| They may have never heard of Plato | |
| But there' s one thing they did know | |
| If you want to be desired for a thousand years | |
| Keeping it platonic is a good idea | |
| " Cut it out Socrates, can' t we just talk" | |
| Scissors cut paper, but paper wraps rock | |
| Never underestimate Mary | |
| The original virginal bride | |
| Interpretations may vary but I say | |
| God was her piece on the side | |
| Prudence is the proper doxy' s friend | |
| The paradox is heaven sent | |
| The wickedest words are in the Good Book | |
| Scissors cut paper, but paper wraps rock | |
| Never underestimate the face of Helen of Troy | |
| The face of a woman who never agrees to please | |
| She' s Paris in a drag of plaster and papyrus | |
| That' s why they never undress, they never undress | |
| They never undress in this nonstop striptease | |
| Never underestimate the huntress | |
| The protected species of whore | |
| The chariot of Diana Regina' s an enormous | |
| Limousine with bulletproof doors | |
| It' s rule number one for the wise coquette | |
| Stick a long filter on your cigarette | |
| Shimmer through a window that' s twice locked | |
| Scissors cut paper, Oh but paper wraps rock | |
| Never underestimate the face of Helen of Troy | |
| The face of a woman who never agrees to please | |
| She' s Paris in a drag of plaster and papyrus | |
| That' s why they never undress, they never undress | |
| They never undress in this nonstop striptease | |
| Never underestimate ' Never' | |
| And you' ll live to love another day | |
| A woman never made a living | |
| By giving anything away | |
| If you want to be more major than a majorette | |
| Stay as rigid and as frigid as a statuette | |
| Stay out of the kitchens and the sweatshops | |
| Scissors cut paper, but paper wraps rock | |
| Undress your best behaviour Helen of Troy | |
| Every Green Bus Drives Fast and so does time | |
| Brush off the plaster of Paris | |
| Every Good Boy, Every Good Boy, | |
| Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, where' s mine? | |
| She will forget you in all except your name | |
| In all except the face you wore | |
| And the empty words you were good at saying | |
| Or else all except the pretentious knots | |
| That covered the paper | |
| That wrapped up rock |
| zuò cí : Currie | |
| You can never overestimate Garbo | |
| You can never undress Monroe | |
| They may have never heard of Plato | |
| But there' s one thing they did know | |
| If you want to be desired for a thousand years | |
| Keeping it platonic is a good idea | |
| " Cut it out Socrates, can' t we just talk" | |
| Scissors cut paper, but paper wraps rock | |
| Never underestimate Mary | |
| The original virginal bride | |
| Interpretations may vary but I say | |
| God was her piece on the side | |
| Prudence is the proper doxy' s friend | |
| The paradox is heaven sent | |
| The wickedest words are in the Good Book | |
| Scissors cut paper, but paper wraps rock | |
| Never underestimate the face of Helen of Troy | |
| The face of a woman who never agrees to please | |
| She' s Paris in a drag of plaster and papyrus | |
| That' s why they never undress, they never undress | |
| They never undress in this nonstop striptease | |
| Never underestimate the huntress | |
| The protected species of whore | |
| The chariot of Diana Regina' s an enormous | |
| Limousine with bulletproof doors | |
| It' s rule number one for the wise coquette | |
| Stick a long filter on your cigarette | |
| Shimmer through a window that' s twice locked | |
| Scissors cut paper, Oh but paper wraps rock | |
| Never underestimate the face of Helen of Troy | |
| The face of a woman who never agrees to please | |
| She' s Paris in a drag of plaster and papyrus | |
| That' s why they never undress, they never undress | |
| They never undress in this nonstop striptease | |
| Never underestimate ' Never' | |
| And you' ll live to love another day | |
| A woman never made a living | |
| By giving anything away | |
| If you want to be more major than a majorette | |
| Stay as rigid and as frigid as a statuette | |
| Stay out of the kitchens and the sweatshops | |
| Scissors cut paper, but paper wraps rock | |
| Undress your best behaviour Helen of Troy | |
| Every Green Bus Drives Fast and so does time | |
| Brush off the plaster of Paris | |
| Every Good Boy, Every Good Boy, | |
| Every Good Boy Deserves Favour, where' s mine? | |
| She will forget you in all except your name | |
| In all except the face you wore | |
| And the empty words you were good at saying | |
| Or else all except the pretentious knots | |
| That covered the paper | |
| That wrapped up rock |