| Song | Insects Rule |
| Artist | Brendan Benson |
| Album | One Mississippi |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Benson, Falkner | |
| (Benson/Falkner) | |
| Once knew a woman, she was skin and bones | |
| Invited all the insects to come into her home | |
| She trained them so well | |
| They could answer her phone | |
| The day finally came when the poor woman was overthrown | |
| Her husband returned home from voyages at sea | |
| To find his lovely wife dead and a spider sipping tea | |
| He drew his knife and swore | |
| He would have the spider's eyes | |
| An army of red ants nearly took him by surprise | |
| The sailor and his wife lay dead while neighbors peeked in | |
| Outside the dogs were mesmerized | |
| By the humming from within | |
| News spread throughout the town of the insects' arrival | |
| People gathered in the church to pray to | |
| God And quote from the | |
| Bible Men came with gasoline and torches abright | |
| A billion flies covered the skies til it was dark as night | |
| The cries were barely heard beneath the buzzing of the bees | |
| Now the insects rule so get down on your knees | |
| And the town crier said: | |
| You God-fearing people had better beware | |
| Gather up your idols and begin to prepare | |
| The time has come, the locusts have taken the air |
| zuo ci : Benson, Falkner | |
| Benson Falkner | |
| Once knew a woman, she was skin and bones | |
| Invited all the insects to come into her home | |
| She trained them so well | |
| They could answer her phone | |
| The day finally came when the poor woman was overthrown | |
| Her husband returned home from voyages at sea | |
| To find his lovely wife dead and a spider sipping tea | |
| He drew his knife and swore | |
| He would have the spider' s eyes | |
| An army of red ants nearly took him by surprise | |
| The sailor and his wife lay dead while neighbors peeked in | |
| Outside the dogs were mesmerized | |
| By the humming from within | |
| News spread throughout the town of the insects' arrival | |
| People gathered in the church to pray to | |
| God And quote from the | |
| Bible Men came with gasoline and torches abright | |
| A billion flies covered the skies til it was dark as night | |
| The cries were barely heard beneath the buzzing of the bees | |
| Now the insects rule so get down on your knees | |
| And the town crier said: | |
| You Godfearing people had better beware | |
| Gather up your idols and begin to prepare | |
| The time has come, the locusts have taken the air |
| zuò cí : Benson, Falkner | |
| Benson Falkner | |
| Once knew a woman, she was skin and bones | |
| Invited all the insects to come into her home | |
| She trained them so well | |
| They could answer her phone | |
| The day finally came when the poor woman was overthrown | |
| Her husband returned home from voyages at sea | |
| To find his lovely wife dead and a spider sipping tea | |
| He drew his knife and swore | |
| He would have the spider' s eyes | |
| An army of red ants nearly took him by surprise | |
| The sailor and his wife lay dead while neighbors peeked in | |
| Outside the dogs were mesmerized | |
| By the humming from within | |
| News spread throughout the town of the insects' arrival | |
| People gathered in the church to pray to | |
| God And quote from the | |
| Bible Men came with gasoline and torches abright | |
| A billion flies covered the skies til it was dark as night | |
| The cries were barely heard beneath the buzzing of the bees | |
| Now the insects rule so get down on your knees | |
| And the town crier said: | |
| You Godfearing people had better beware | |
| Gather up your idols and begin to prepare | |
| The time has come, the locusts have taken the air |