| Song | A Night in the Nursery |
| Artist | Jonathan Fire*Eater |
| Album | Wolf Songs for Lambs |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Jonathan Fire Eater | |
| Come a-hither come a-hither to me under the canopy | |
| Pull the sheets up high another milky sky | |
| There are oranges and bananas and coffee with cream | |
| Try to be patient now while your bother tells his dream | |
| I remember a storm and a picnic by the lake | |
| I remember the mess a little anger can make | |
| I eat my breakfast like the food at a wake | |
| Like a little lamb | |
| Put me in the car and take me to my bed | |
| There's a train in my blood and it's ringing in my head | |
| In a bedroom so dark, a friend is a-napping | |
| In the hallway there's a bar and a cane is a-tapping | |
| On the floorboards | |
| Carriage lamps flicker past the docks | |
| And the crooked masts | |
| And the palsied and the plagued and the streets of the ash | |
| There were children they were singing all the sailors carols | |
| Now they're hardluck faces round the fire | |
| So put me in my car and take me to my bed | |
| There's a train in my bloodstream and it's ringing in my head | |
| It's the sun through the slats that keeps us coming back | |
| In the morning there's an overripe meloncholy dog by the fireplace | |
| A cradle the cradle a kiss and a fable | |
| The den mothers hover all around you | |
| The belle of the ball | |
| The wines turned to gall |
| zuo qu : Jonathan Fire Eater | |
| Come ahither come ahither to me under the canopy | |
| Pull the sheets up high another milky sky | |
| There are oranges and bananas and coffee with cream | |
| Try to be patient now while your bother tells his dream | |
| I remember a storm and a picnic by the lake | |
| I remember the mess a little anger can make | |
| I eat my breakfast like the food at a wake | |
| Like a little lamb | |
| Put me in the car and take me to my bed | |
| There' s a train in my blood and it' s ringing in my head | |
| In a bedroom so dark, a friend is anapping | |
| In the hallway there' s a bar and a cane is atapping | |
| On the floorboards | |
| Carriage lamps flicker past the docks | |
| And the crooked masts | |
| And the palsied and the plagued and the streets of the ash | |
| There were children they were singing all the sailors carols | |
| Now they' re hardluck faces round the fire | |
| So put me in my car and take me to my bed | |
| There' s a train in my bloodstream and it' s ringing in my head | |
| It' s the sun through the slats that keeps us coming back | |
| In the morning there' s an overripe meloncholy dog by the fireplace | |
| A cradle the cradle a kiss and a fable | |
| The den mothers hover all around you | |
| The belle of the ball | |
| The wines turned to gall |
| zuò qǔ : Jonathan Fire Eater | |
| Come ahither come ahither to me under the canopy | |
| Pull the sheets up high another milky sky | |
| There are oranges and bananas and coffee with cream | |
| Try to be patient now while your bother tells his dream | |
| I remember a storm and a picnic by the lake | |
| I remember the mess a little anger can make | |
| I eat my breakfast like the food at a wake | |
| Like a little lamb | |
| Put me in the car and take me to my bed | |
| There' s a train in my blood and it' s ringing in my head | |
| In a bedroom so dark, a friend is anapping | |
| In the hallway there' s a bar and a cane is atapping | |
| On the floorboards | |
| Carriage lamps flicker past the docks | |
| And the crooked masts | |
| And the palsied and the plagued and the streets of the ash | |
| There were children they were singing all the sailors carols | |
| Now they' re hardluck faces round the fire | |
| So put me in my car and take me to my bed | |
| There' s a train in my bloodstream and it' s ringing in my head | |
| It' s the sun through the slats that keeps us coming back | |
| In the morning there' s an overripe meloncholy dog by the fireplace | |
| A cradle the cradle a kiss and a fable | |
| The den mothers hover all around you | |
| The belle of the ball | |
| The wines turned to gall |