[00:00.00]90听音乐网 www.90T8.com [00:00.17]The Walrus and the Carpenter Lewis Carroll) - Kenneth Williams [00:00.57]The sun was shining on the sea [00:02.73]Shining with all his might [00:04.61]He did his very best to make [00:05.94]The billows smooth and bright [00:08.10]And this was odd because it was [00:09.82]The middle of the night [00:11.71]The moon was shining sulkily [00:13.41]Because she thought the sun [00:14.74]Had got no business to be there [00:16.94]After the day was done [00:18.30]It's very rude of him she said [00:21.59]To come and spoil the fun [00:24.33]The sea was wet as wet could be [00:26.24]The sands were dry as dry [00:28.44]You could not see a cloud because [00:31.14]No cloud was in the sky [00:33.23]No birds were flying overhead [00:35.78]There were no birds to fly [00:38.40]The Walrus and the Carpenter [00:40.29]Were walking close at hand [00:42.03]They wept like anything to see [00:44.80]Such quantities of sand [00:46.97]If this were only cleared away [00:49.90]They said it would be grand [00:52.53]If seven maids with seven mops [00:54.85]Swept it for half a year [00:56.71]Do you suppose the Walrus said [00:59.45]That they could get it clear [01:01.88]I doubt it said the Carpenter [01:04.59]And shed a bitter tear [01:07.36]Of Oysters come and walk with us [01:10.12]The Walrus did beseech [01:11.56]A pleasant walk a pleasant talk [01:13.44]Along the briny beach [01:15.06]We cannot do with more than four [01:16.88]To give a hand to each [01:19.01]The eldest Oyster looked at him [01:21.26]But never a word he said [01:22.62]The eldest Oyster winked his eye [01:24.54]And shook his heavy head [01:26.16]Meaning to say he did not choose [01:28.34]To leave the oyster-bed [01:31.51]Out four young Oysters hurried up [01:33.27]All eager for the treat [01:34.61]Their coats were brushed their faces washed [01:37.05]Their shoes were clean and neat [01:38.87]And this was odd because you know [01:40.70]They hadn't any feet [01:42.30]Four other Oysters followed them [01:43.77]And yet another four [01:44.92]And thick and fast they came at last [01:46.37]And more and more and more [01:47.54]All hopping through the frothy waves [01:49.51]And scrambling to the shore [01:52.04]The Walrus and the Carpenter [01:53.55]Walked on a mile or so [01:55.15]And then they rested on a rock [01:56.83]Conveniently low [01:58.33]And all the little Oysters stood [02:00.07]And waited in a row [02:02.16]The time has come the Walrus said [02:06.05]To talk of many things [02:08.23]Of shoes and ships and sealing wax [02:11.41]Of cabbages and kings [02:13.83]And why the sea is boiling hot [02:16.44]And whether pigs have wings [02:19.64]But wait a bit the Oysters cried [02:22.62]Before we have our chat [02:24.26]For some of us are out of breat [02:25.68]And all of us are fat [02:27.63]No hurry said the Carpenter [02:30.05]They thanked him much for that [02:32.45]A loaf of bread the Walrus said [02:35.76]Is what we chiefly need [02:37.55]Pepper and vinegar besides [02:39.62]Are very good indeed [02:41.09]Now if you're ready Oysters dear [02:44.05]We can begin to feed [02:47.13]But not on us the Oysters cried [02:50.51]Turning a little blue [02:52.28]After such kindness that would be [02:54.43]A dismal thing to do [02:57.28]The night is fine the Walrus said [03:00.67]Do you admire the view [03:03.20]It was so kind of you to come [03:05.15]And you are very nice [03:07.07]The Carpenter said nothing but [03:09.22]Cut us another slice [03:10.82]I wish you were not quite so deaf [03:12.83]I've had to ask you twice [03:14.91]It seems a shame the Walrus said [03:18.48]To play them such a trick [03:20.12]After we've brought them out so far [03:21.93]And made them trot so quick [03:23.65]The Carpenter said nothing but [03:25.44]The butter's spread too thick [03:28.36]I weep for you the Walrus said [03:32.24]I deeply sympathize [03:34.95]With sobs and tears he sorted out [03:37.32]Those of the largest size [03:39.12]Holding his pocket-handkerchief [03:40.59]Before his streaming eyes [03:43.30]Of Oysters said the Carpenter [03:47.19]You've had a pleasant run [03:49.36]Shall we be trotting home again [03:52.77]But answer came there none [03:55.15]And this was scarcely odd because [03:57.21]They'd eaten every one
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[00:00.00]90听音乐网 www.90T8.com[00:00.17]The Walrus and the Carpenter Lewis Carroll) - Kenneth Williams
[00:00.57]The sun was shining on the sea
[00:02.73]Shining with all his might
[00:04.61]He did his very best to make
[00:05.94]The billows smooth and bright
[00:08.10]And this was odd because it was
[00:09.82]The middle of the night
[00:11.71]The moon was shining sulkily
[00:13.41]Because she thought the sun
[00:14.74]Had got no business to be there
[00:16.94]After the day was done
[00:18.30]It's very rude of him she said
[00:21.59]To come and spoil the fun
[00:24.33]The sea was wet as wet could be
[00:26.24]The sands were dry as dry
[00:28.44]You could not see a cloud because
[00:31.14]No cloud was in the sky
[00:33.23]No birds were flying overhead
[00:35.78]There were no birds to fly
[00:38.40]The Walrus and the Carpenter
[00:40.29]Were walking close at hand
[00:42.03]They wept like anything to see
[00:44.80]Such quantities of sand
[00:46.97]If this were only cleared away
[00:49.90]They said it would be grand
[00:52.53]If seven maids with seven mops
[00:54.85]Swept it for half a year
[00:56.71]Do you suppose the Walrus said
[00:59.45]That they could get it clear
[01:01.88]I doubt it said the Carpenter
[01:04.59]And shed a bitter tear
[01:07.36]Of Oysters come and walk with us
[01:10.12]The Walrus did beseech
[01:11.56]A pleasant walk a pleasant talk
[01:13.44]Along the briny beach
[01:15.06]We cannot do with more than four
[01:16.88]To give a hand to each
[01:19.01]The eldest Oyster looked at him
[01:21.26]But never a word he said
[01:22.62]The eldest Oyster winked his eye
[01:24.54]And shook his heavy head
[01:26.16]Meaning to say he did not choose
[01:28.34]To leave the oyster-bed
[01:31.51]Out four young Oysters hurried up
[01:33.27]All eager for the treat
[01:34.61]Their coats were brushed their faces washed
[01:37.05]Their shoes were clean and neat
[01:38.87]And this was odd because you know
[01:40.70]They hadn't any feet
[01:42.30]Four other Oysters followed them
[01:43.77]And yet another four
[01:44.92]And thick and fast they came at last
[01:46.37]And more and more and more
[01:47.54]All hopping through the frothy waves
[01:49.51]And scrambling to the shore
[01:52.04]The Walrus and the Carpenter
[01:53.55]Walked on a mile or so
[01:55.15]And then they rested on a rock
[01:56.83]Conveniently low
[01:58.33]And all the little Oysters stood
[02:00.07]And waited in a row
[02:02.16]The time has come the Walrus said
[02:06.05]To talk of many things
[02:08.23]Of shoes and ships and sealing wax
[02:11.41]Of cabbages and kings
[02:13.83]And why the sea is boiling hot
[02:16.44]And whether pigs have wings
[02:19.64]But wait a bit the Oysters cried
[02:22.62]Before we have our chat
[02:24.26]For some of us are out of breat
[02:25.68]And all of us are fat
[02:27.63]No hurry said the Carpenter
[02:30.05]They thanked him much for that
[02:32.45]A loaf of bread the Walrus said
[02:35.76]Is what we chiefly need
[02:37.55]Pepper and vinegar besides
[02:39.62]Are very good indeed
[02:41.09]Now if you're ready Oysters dear
[02:44.05]We can begin to feed
[02:47.13]But not on us the Oysters cried
[02:50.51]Turning a little blue
[02:52.28]After such kindness that would be
[02:54.43]A dismal thing to do
[02:57.28]The night is fine the Walrus said
[03:00.67]Do you admire the view
[03:03.20]It was so kind of you to come
[03:05.15]And you are very nice
[03:07.07]The Carpenter said nothing but
[03:09.22]Cut us another slice
[03:10.82]I wish you were not quite so deaf
[03:12.83]I've had to ask you twice
[03:14.91]It seems a shame the Walrus said
[03:18.48]To play them such a trick
[03:20.12]After we've brought them out so far
[03:21.93]And made them trot so quick
[03:23.65]The Carpenter said nothing but
[03:25.44]The butter's spread too thick
[03:28.36]I weep for you the Walrus said
[03:32.24]I deeply sympathize
[03:34.95]With sobs and tears he sorted out
[03:37.32]Those of the largest size
[03:39.12]Holding his pocket-handkerchief
[03:40.59]Before his streaming eyes
[03:43.30]Of Oysters said the Carpenter
[03:47.19]You've had a pleasant run
[03:49.36]Shall we be trotting home again
[03:52.77]But answer came there none
[03:55.15]And this was scarcely odd because
[03:57.21]They'd eaten every one