| "Before long, you pass a dike," then you get to the Mekong Bridge | |
| (The new guy) (On the dike, tomorrow after school) (Bring NT$3000 to pay your respect) | |
| - And the dike? | |
| - Originally a dike-keeper | |
| - The house behind the dike! | |
| "Before long, you pass a dike," then you get to the Mekong Bridge | |
| (The new guy) (On the dike, tomorrow after school) (Bring NT$3000 to pay your respect) | |
| - And the dike? | |
| - Originally a dike-keeper | |
| - The house behind the dike! | |
| A factory with disturbing smokes Concrete dikes and rice fields | |
| And she tells me how clannish dikes are. | |
| And then we get the dikes. | |
| But the River Euphrates which flowed down to Babylon raised above its natural level hemmed in by dams and dikes, but if dams were opened full and the dikes were broken, the river which ran straight through the heart of the city | |
| CIA says hitting the dikes would flood the whole damn country! | |
| A factory with disturbing smokes Concrete dikes and rice fields | |
| And she tells me how clannish dikes are. | |
| And then we get the dikes. | |
| But the River Euphrates which flowed down to Babylon raised above its natural level hemmed in by dams and dikes, but if dams were opened full and the dikes were broken, the river which ran straight through the heart of the city | |
| CIA says hitting the dikes would flood the whole damn country! | |
