歌手:Cosmo Sheldrake
专辑:《The Moss》

Legend has it that the moss grows
on the north side of the trees

Legend has it when the rains come down,
all the worms come up to breathe

Legend has it when the sunbeams come,

All the plants, they eat them with their leaves

Legend has it that the world spins
round on an axis of 23 degrees

But have you heard the story of
the rabbit in the moon

Or the cow that hopped the planets
while straddling a spoon

Or she, who leapt up mountains,
while whistling up a tune

And swapped her songs with swallows

while riding on a broom

Well, we can all learn things both many and a-few

From that old hunched woman

who lived inside a shoe

Or the girl that sang by day
and by night she ate tear soup
Or the man who drank too much
and he got the brewers' droop

Come listen up all ye fair maids to
how the moral goes

Nobody knew and nobody knows

How the pobble was robbed
of his twice five toes

Or how the dong came to own a luminous nose

Or how the jumblies
went to sea in a sieve that they rowed

And came to shore by the chankly bore
where the bong trees grow

Where the jabberwocky's

small green tentacles do flow

And the quanglewangle plays in the rain
and the snow

But have you heard the story
of the rabbit in the moon

Or the cow that hopped the planets
while straddling a spoon

Or she, who leapt up mountains,
while whistling up a tune

And swapped her songs with swallows
while riding on a broom
Well, we can all learn things
both many and a-few

From that old hunched woman
who lived inside a shoe

Or the girl that sang by day
and by night she ate tear soup
Or the man who drank too much
and he got the brewers' droop

Legend has it that the moss grows
on the north side of the trees

Legend has it when the rain comes down,
all the worms come up to breathe

Legend has it when the sunbeams come,
All the plants, they eat them with their leaves

Legend has it that the world spins
round on an axis of 23 degrees

But have you heard the story
of the rabbit in the moon
Or the cow that hopped the planets
while straddling a spoon

Or she, who leapt up mountains,
while whistling up a tune
And swapped her songs with swallows

while riding on a broom

Well, we can all learn things both many and a-few
From that old hunched woman
who lived inside a shoe

Or the girl that sang by day
and by night she ate tear soup
Or the man who drank too much
and he got the brewers' droop