| "Do you hear the beauty, the cooing?" says a lord of the barges, a summer visitor on the Rapee quay. | |
| "Or a little pyramid of glass for the circular quay? | |
| "They would stroll along the quay" | |
| (man) I was on board the USS California, tied to quay 3. I was on the quarterdeck, getting ready for a colour - as a matter of fact, I was a member of the band. | |
| (man) l was on board the USS California, tied to quay 3. | |
| "Do you hear the beauty, the cooing?" says a lord of the barges, a summer visitor on the Rapee quay. | |
| "Or a little pyramid of glass for the circular quay? | |
| "They would stroll along the quay" | |
| (man) I was on board the USS California, tied to quay 3. I was on the quarterdeck, getting ready for a colour - as a matter of fact, I was a member of the band. | |
| (man) l was on board the USS California, tied to quay 3. | |
| "Oh my love, those eyes of yours... nocturnal quays filled with farewells. " | |
| - The quays are the quays. | |
| A river with bridges, docks and quays a river with eddies from sewers and sometimes a drowned man, if it is not a dead dog. | |
| All of Queimada's sugar is rotting in storehouses and on the quays. | |
| And the other day at the quays? | |
| "Oh my love, those eyes of yours... nocturnal quays filled with farewells. " | |
| - The quays are the quays. | |
| A river with bridges, docks and quays a river with eddies from sewers and sometimes a drowned man, if it is not a dead dog. | |
| All of Queimada's sugar is rotting in storehouses and on the quays. | |
| And the other day at the quays? | |
