| Song | Ow! Stew the Red Shoe |
| Artist | Renaldo & the Loaf |
| Album | Songs for Swinging Larvae |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Renaldo & The Loaf | |
| Boom boom, Crash crash | |
| Ratatatat | |
| He knew it by heart and so did I | |
| He said as we rode down the road | |
| Without letting go of the boat he held | |
| That hopped and croaked, like a toad | |
| We didn't progress all that fast | |
| For his back was glued to a wall | |
| But he spoke of the life of one Joe Breem | |
| Who met his death in the fall..... | |
| One Joe Breem or Breen, the son of a lighthouse keeper, a strong, muscular lad of 15, who swam for miles in the night, a knife between his teeth, after a shark, out of sheer heroism | |
| We stopped and I held the goat by the horn | |
| He opened his mouth as to speak | |
| But all that I heard was a kind of rattle | |
| He must have been incredibly weak. | |
| His silence seemed most natural to me | |
| As we stood and then admired the view | |
| Of the first bats that flew out of the night | |
| Though there returned but a few. |
| zuo qu : Renaldo The Loaf | |
| Boom boom, Crash crash | |
| Ratatatat | |
| He knew it by heart and so did I | |
| He said as we rode down the road | |
| Without letting go of the boat he held | |
| That hopped and croaked, like a toad | |
| We didn' t progress all that fast | |
| For his back was glued to a wall | |
| But he spoke of the life of one Joe Breem | |
| Who met his death in the fall..... | |
| One Joe Breem or Breen, the son of a lighthouse keeper, a strong, muscular lad of 15, who swam for miles in the night, a knife between his teeth, after a shark, out of sheer heroism | |
| We stopped and I held the goat by the horn | |
| He opened his mouth as to speak | |
| But all that I heard was a kind of rattle | |
| He must have been incredibly weak. | |
| His silence seemed most natural to me | |
| As we stood and then admired the view | |
| Of the first bats that flew out of the night | |
| Though there returned but a few. |
| zuò qǔ : Renaldo The Loaf | |
| Boom boom, Crash crash | |
| Ratatatat | |
| He knew it by heart and so did I | |
| He said as we rode down the road | |
| Without letting go of the boat he held | |
| That hopped and croaked, like a toad | |
| We didn' t progress all that fast | |
| For his back was glued to a wall | |
| But he spoke of the life of one Joe Breem | |
| Who met his death in the fall..... | |
| One Joe Breem or Breen, the son of a lighthouse keeper, a strong, muscular lad of 15, who swam for miles in the night, a knife between his teeth, after a shark, out of sheer heroism | |
| We stopped and I held the goat by the horn | |
| He opened his mouth as to speak | |
| But all that I heard was a kind of rattle | |
| He must have been incredibly weak. | |
| His silence seemed most natural to me | |
| As we stood and then admired the view | |
| Of the first bats that flew out of the night | |
| Though there returned but a few. |