| Song | Lordly Nightshade |
| Artist | The Incredible String Band |
| Album | The Big Huge |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Williamson | |
| Captured by Hitler with Oliver Twist in the tower | |
| Guards say here's pens and paper just sit down and work for an hour | |
| O, Goodness, how can we escape? but it's not worthwhile | |
| All I can do is smile. | |
| Down gallons of glandular corridors of the dark castle | |
| The pompous old bellman is tolling one bell | |
| At bathtime the hippies in chains they are crossing the hall | |
| Where Hitler is making his new film about it all | |
| We slip trough a pew and escape but I just don't know | |
| All I can do is grow | |
| Tell me more, what then | |
| Down Main Street I go on a duffel-coat hoping instead | |
| For a little room, yawn, I'm so tired with this big bag of coal on my head | |
| It's a top hat I'm trying to sell or a lesson to learn | |
| Vaguely seeking some fire to burn | |
| While a whole group of middle-aged persons with dwarfish expressions and tinned conversations in Sunday blessed blue | |
| Standing around for a photograph, watch the cuckoo | |
| Do you need any coal? But it doesn't appear that they do | |
| Then I offered my throat to the wolf but I just can't die | |
| All I can do is fly | |
| Safe and secure in the skirts of the midsummer wood | |
| Cooking soup with stale words and fresh meanings it tastes so good | |
| The green wolf with his bunch of red roses is slinking away | |
| All on a summer's day. |
| zuo ci : Williamson | |
| Captured by Hitler with Oliver Twist in the tower | |
| Guards say here' s pens and paper just sit down and work for an hour | |
| O, Goodness, how can we escape? but it' s not worthwhile | |
| All I can do is smile. | |
| Down gallons of glandular corridors of the dark castle | |
| The pompous old bellman is tolling one bell | |
| At bathtime the hippies in chains they are crossing the hall | |
| Where Hitler is making his new film about it all | |
| We slip trough a pew and escape but I just don' t know | |
| All I can do is grow | |
| Tell me more, what then | |
| Down Main Street I go on a duffelcoat hoping instead | |
| For a little room, yawn, I' m so tired with this big bag of coal on my head | |
| It' s a top hat I' m trying to sell or a lesson to learn | |
| Vaguely seeking some fire to burn | |
| While a whole group of middleaged persons with dwarfish expressions and tinned conversations in Sunday blessed blue | |
| Standing around for a photograph, watch the cuckoo | |
| Do you need any coal? But it doesn' t appear that they do | |
| Then I offered my throat to the wolf but I just can' t die | |
| All I can do is fly | |
| Safe and secure in the skirts of the midsummer wood | |
| Cooking soup with stale words and fresh meanings it tastes so good | |
| The green wolf with his bunch of red roses is slinking away | |
| All on a summer' s day. |
| zuò cí : Williamson | |
| Captured by Hitler with Oliver Twist in the tower | |
| Guards say here' s pens and paper just sit down and work for an hour | |
| O, Goodness, how can we escape? but it' s not worthwhile | |
| All I can do is smile. | |
| Down gallons of glandular corridors of the dark castle | |
| The pompous old bellman is tolling one bell | |
| At bathtime the hippies in chains they are crossing the hall | |
| Where Hitler is making his new film about it all | |
| We slip trough a pew and escape but I just don' t know | |
| All I can do is grow | |
| Tell me more, what then | |
| Down Main Street I go on a duffelcoat hoping instead | |
| For a little room, yawn, I' m so tired with this big bag of coal on my head | |
| It' s a top hat I' m trying to sell or a lesson to learn | |
| Vaguely seeking some fire to burn | |
| While a whole group of middleaged persons with dwarfish expressions and tinned conversations in Sunday blessed blue | |
| Standing around for a photograph, watch the cuckoo | |
| Do you need any coal? But it doesn' t appear that they do | |
| Then I offered my throat to the wolf but I just can' t die | |
| All I can do is fly | |
| Safe and secure in the skirts of the midsummer wood | |
| Cooking soup with stale words and fresh meanings it tastes so good | |
| The green wolf with his bunch of red roses is slinking away | |
| All on a summer' s day. |