| Song | In Old Yellowcake |
| Artist | Rasputina |
| Album | Oh Perilous World |
| 作曲 : Creager | |
| Smoke rises from the ice factory on the edge, | |
| On the edge of a city that exist in perpetual gloom. | |
| I snatch a note from the basket of a passing bicycle - | |
| It says, "Go to the flour factory. There's something waiting there for you." | |
| Under the window, covered by curtains, | |
| All lacy and splattered with blood, | |
| We find crutches in the corner and bullets on the shelves, | |
| Which I dismiss at once as being equivalent, irrelevent, in and of themselves. | |
| Underneath a staircase is a mast which flies a flag. | |
| Despite dankess beyond imagining, it floats on to a higher hole. | |
| In tunnels gouged beneathe the basement rooms are, unmistakably, | |
| Sets of bloody handprints on a crumbling wall. | |
| Oh won't you be there with me for it, tonight? | |
| In this hut-to-hut witch hunt, down the tunnels of Old Yellowcake, | |
| When all the souls in a city go drowning by starlight, | |
| Where each choice you make is a fierce firefight or a new mistake? | |
| Inside of a room is a cage, is a cage. | |
| It's made out of chain and class. | |
| It's about forty feet high and three feet wide, | |
| And it was built to last. | |
| It's against a brick wall | |
| In an old muddy corner of a basement tunnel room. | |
| There's a man in the cage in the old, muddy corner. | |
| He's asleep, but he'll wake up soon. | |
| Under the window, covered by curtains, | |
| All lacy and splattered with blood, | |
| We find crutches in the corner and bullets on the shelves, | |
| Which I dismiss at once as being equivalent, irrelevant, in and of themselves. | |
| Oh won't you be there with me for it, tonight? | |
| In this hut-to-hut witch hunt, down the tunnels of Old Yellowcake, | |
| When all the souls in a city go drowning by starlight, | |
| Where each choice you make is a fierce firefight or a new mistake? |
| zuò qǔ : Creager | |
| Smoke rises from the ice factory on the edge, | |
| On the edge of a city that exist in perpetual gloom. | |
| I snatch a note from the basket of a passing bicycle | |
| It says, " Go to the flour factory. There' s something waiting there for you." | |
| Under the window, covered by curtains, | |
| All lacy and splattered with blood, | |
| We find crutches in the corner and bullets on the shelves, | |
| Which I dismiss at once as being equivalent, irrelevent, in and of themselves. | |
| Underneath a staircase is a mast which flies a flag. | |
| Despite dankess beyond imagining, it floats on to a higher hole. | |
| In tunnels gouged beneathe the basement rooms are, unmistakably, | |
| Sets of bloody handprints on a crumbling wall. | |
| Oh won' t you be there with me for it, tonight? | |
| In this huttohut witch hunt, down the tunnels of Old Yellowcake, | |
| When all the souls in a city go drowning by starlight, | |
| Where each choice you make is a fierce firefight or a new mistake? | |
| Inside of a room is a cage, is a cage. | |
| It' s made out of chain and class. | |
| It' s about forty feet high and three feet wide, | |
| And it was built to last. | |
| It' s against a brick wall | |
| In an old muddy corner of a basement tunnel room. | |
| There' s a man in the cage in the old, muddy corner. | |
| He' s asleep, but he' ll wake up soon. | |
| Under the window, covered by curtains, | |
| All lacy and splattered with blood, | |
| We find crutches in the corner and bullets on the shelves, | |
| Which I dismiss at once as being equivalent, irrelevant, in and of themselves. | |
| Oh won' t you be there with me for it, tonight? | |
| In this huttohut witch hunt, down the tunnels of Old Yellowcake, | |
| When all the souls in a city go drowning by starlight, | |
| Where each choice you make is a fierce firefight or a new mistake? |