| 歌曲 | Pulling Mussels (From the Shell) |
| 歌手 | Squeeze |
| 专辑 | Argybargy |
| 作词 : Difford, Tilbrook | |
| (difford/tilbrook) | |
| They do it down on camber sands | |
| They do it at waikiki | |
| Lazing about the beach all day, | |
| At night the crickets creepy | |
| Squinting faces at the sky | |
| A harold robbins paperback | |
| Surfers drop their boards and dry | |
| And everybody wants a hat | |
| But behind the chalet | |
| My holiday's complete | |
| And i feel like william tell | |
| Maid marian on her tiptoed feet | |
| Pulling mussels from a shell | |
| Shrinking in the sea so cold | |
| Topless ladies look away | |
| A he-man in a sudden shower | |
| Shelters from the rain | |
| You wish you had a motor boat | |
| To pose around the harbour bar | |
| And when the sun goes off to bed | |
| You hook it up behind the car | |
| Two fat ladies window shop | |
| Something for the mantelpiece | |
| In for bingo all the nines | |
| A panda for sweet little niece | |
| The coach drivers stand about | |
| Looking at a local map | |
| About the boy he's gone away | |
| Down to next door's caravan |
| zuò cí : Difford, Tilbrook | |
| difford tilbrook | |
| They do it down on camber sands | |
| They do it at waikiki | |
| Lazing about the beach all day, | |
| At night the crickets creepy | |
| Squinting faces at the sky | |
| A harold robbins paperback | |
| Surfers drop their boards and dry | |
| And everybody wants a hat | |
| But behind the chalet | |
| My holiday' s complete | |
| And i feel like william tell | |
| Maid marian on her tiptoed feet | |
| Pulling mussels from a shell | |
| Shrinking in the sea so cold | |
| Topless ladies look away | |
| A heman in a sudden shower | |
| Shelters from the rain | |
| You wish you had a motor boat | |
| To pose around the harbour bar | |
| And when the sun goes off to bed | |
| You hook it up behind the car | |
| Two fat ladies window shop | |
| Something for the mantelpiece | |
| In for bingo all the nines | |
| A panda for sweet little niece | |
| The coach drivers stand about | |
| Looking at a local map | |
| About the boy he' s gone away | |
| Down to next door' s caravan |