| Song | Lorna Zauberberg |
| Artist | Mike Doughty |
| Album | Sad Man Happy Man |
| 作曲 : Doughty | |
| Wait for your train in my car by the station | |
| On the wheel, my hands are burning from the cold | |
| What do you dream as you doze against the window? | |
| And will you tell the dream when you come home? | |
| Virility is in the house of lesser than | |
| And in breakfast we get by on charm alone | |
| The sun beats down on immaculate beige carpets | |
| And the plank of spoons bounce off the off-white wall | |
| I flipped through the music that you left | |
| All the old cassettes that lean against the wall | |
| I ate all the peaches off the shelf | |
| And I rearranged the cans into a poem | |
| Vicious mobs of candy-ravers stalk the night | |
| And methadonians sleep right where they stand | |
| A weeping tranny is cradling a steak knife | |
| And you're happily slugging | |
| Rob Roys with your man | |
| I fold all the sweaters in the drawer | |
| And I smelled your smell and | |
| I held one to my nose | |
| Lay awake to the drizzle on window | |
| As the swan neck of the fan sweeps back and forth |
| zuò qǔ : Doughty | |
| Wait for your train in my car by the station | |
| On the wheel, my hands are burning from the cold | |
| What do you dream as you doze against the window? | |
| And will you tell the dream when you come home? | |
| Virility is in the house of lesser than | |
| And in breakfast we get by on charm alone | |
| The sun beats down on immaculate beige carpets | |
| And the plank of spoons bounce off the offwhite wall | |
| I flipped through the music that you left | |
| All the old cassettes that lean against the wall | |
| I ate all the peaches off the shelf | |
| And I rearranged the cans into a poem | |
| Vicious mobs of candyravers stalk the night | |
| And methadonians sleep right where they stand | |
| A weeping tranny is cradling a steak knife | |
| And you' re happily slugging | |
| Rob Roys with your man | |
| I fold all the sweaters in the drawer | |
| And I smelled your smell and | |
| I held one to my nose | |
| Lay awake to the drizzle on window | |
| As the swan neck of the fan sweeps back and forth |