| Song | Shanty for the Arethusa |
| Artist | The Decemberists |
| Album | Her Majesty |
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| 作曲 : Meloy | |
| We set to sail on a packet full of spice, rum and tea leaves | |
| We've emptied out all the bars and the bowery hotels | |
| Tell your daughters do not walk the streets alone, tonight | |
| Tell your daughters do not walk the streets alone, tonight | |
| To tell the tale of the | |
| Jewess and the mandarin | |
| Chinese boy | |
| He led her down from her gilded canopy of cloth | |
| And through her blindfold, she could make out the figures there before her | |
| And how the air was thick with incense, cardamom and myrrh | |
| So goodnight boys, goodnight | |
| Say goodnight boys, goodnight | |
| We set to sail on the clipper that's bound for | |
| South Australia | |
| The weather's warm there, the natives are dark and nubile | |
| But if you listen, quiet, you can hear the footsteps on the cross trees | |
| The ghosts of sailors passed, their spectral bodies clinging to the shrouds | |
| So goodnight boys, goodnight | |
| Say goodnight boys, goodnight |
| zuo qu : Meloy | |
| We set to sail on a packet full of spice, rum and tea leaves | |
| We' ve emptied out all the bars and the bowery hotels | |
| Tell your daughters do not walk the streets alone, tonight | |
| Tell your daughters do not walk the streets alone, tonight | |
| To tell the tale of the | |
| Jewess and the mandarin | |
| Chinese boy | |
| He led her down from her gilded canopy of cloth | |
| And through her blindfold, she could make out the figures there before her | |
| And how the air was thick with incense, cardamom and myrrh | |
| So goodnight boys, goodnight | |
| Say goodnight boys, goodnight | |
| We set to sail on the clipper that' s bound for | |
| South Australia | |
| The weather' s warm there, the natives are dark and nubile | |
| But if you listen, quiet, you can hear the footsteps on the cross trees | |
| The ghosts of sailors passed, their spectral bodies clinging to the shrouds | |
| So goodnight boys, goodnight | |
| Say goodnight boys, goodnight |
| zuò qǔ : Meloy | |
| We set to sail on a packet full of spice, rum and tea leaves | |
| We' ve emptied out all the bars and the bowery hotels | |
| Tell your daughters do not walk the streets alone, tonight | |
| Tell your daughters do not walk the streets alone, tonight | |
| To tell the tale of the | |
| Jewess and the mandarin | |
| Chinese boy | |
| He led her down from her gilded canopy of cloth | |
| And through her blindfold, she could make out the figures there before her | |
| And how the air was thick with incense, cardamom and myrrh | |
| So goodnight boys, goodnight | |
| Say goodnight boys, goodnight | |
| We set to sail on the clipper that' s bound for | |
| South Australia | |
| The weather' s warm there, the natives are dark and nubile | |
| But if you listen, quiet, you can hear the footsteps on the cross trees | |
| The ghosts of sailors passed, their spectral bodies clinging to the shrouds | |
| So goodnight boys, goodnight | |
| Say goodnight boys, goodnight |