| Song | Captain Dry - normal |
| Artist | Robyn Hitchcock |
| Album | I Wanna Go Backwards Box Set |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Hitchcock | |
| Wave on board for Captain Dry | |
| His arms are full of emptiness and loss | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| He may be brittle, but he's sure got class | |
| I got some money but I lost it in the spring | |
| A rich man is more venomous than acid | |
| I got some money but it wasn't worth a thing | |
| When the summer came I thawed out all my assets | |
| Heave on board with Captain Dry | |
| He points to you and then falls down the hole | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| He's got a substitute for self-control | |
| Here comes John Dyer with his head is full of lambs | |
| His mother's somewhere, often she's in Worcester | |
| I know she's dying, but I haven't sold my pram | |
| But everybody still believes in silence | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| The human classes always won the best | |
| Wave on board with Captain Dry | |
| The immigrants all love the captain best | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| The mussel clams the eyebrow like the ceiling of a dentist | |
| With a mussel who insisted | |
| He'll be worn by someone else he doesn't know |
| zuo ci : Hitchcock | |
| Wave on board for Captain Dry | |
| His arms are full of emptiness and loss | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| He may be brittle, but he' s sure got class | |
| I got some money but I lost it in the spring | |
| A rich man is more venomous than acid | |
| I got some money but it wasn' t worth a thing | |
| When the summer came I thawed out all my assets | |
| Heave on board with Captain Dry | |
| He points to you and then falls down the hole | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| He' s got a substitute for selfcontrol | |
| Here comes John Dyer with his head is full of lambs | |
| His mother' s somewhere, often she' s in Worcester | |
| I know she' s dying, but I haven' t sold my pram | |
| But everybody still believes in silence | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| The human classes always won the best | |
| Wave on board with Captain Dry | |
| The immigrants all love the captain best | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| The mussel clams the eyebrow like the ceiling of a dentist | |
| With a mussel who insisted | |
| He' ll be worn by someone else he doesn' t know |
| zuò cí : Hitchcock | |
| Wave on board for Captain Dry | |
| His arms are full of emptiness and loss | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| He may be brittle, but he' s sure got class | |
| I got some money but I lost it in the spring | |
| A rich man is more venomous than acid | |
| I got some money but it wasn' t worth a thing | |
| When the summer came I thawed out all my assets | |
| Heave on board with Captain Dry | |
| He points to you and then falls down the hole | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| He' s got a substitute for selfcontrol | |
| Here comes John Dyer with his head is full of lambs | |
| His mother' s somewhere, often she' s in Worcester | |
| I know she' s dying, but I haven' t sold my pram | |
| But everybody still believes in silence | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| The human classes always won the best | |
| Wave on board with Captain Dry | |
| The immigrants all love the captain best | |
| Get on board with Captain Dry | |
| The mussel clams the eyebrow like the ceiling of a dentist | |
| With a mussel who insisted | |
| He' ll be worn by someone else he doesn' t know |