(elton john/ george martin - lyrics based on the works of dylan thomas )   Producers for bonnie: george martin   Recorded in 1988 for george martin's production of dylan thomas's play 'under milk wood'. bonnie guested with a host of other welsh stars, including anthony hopkins and tom jones. lyrics taken from careful listening.      I loved a man who's name was tom   He's strong as a bear and two yards long   I loved a man who's name was dick   He was big as a barrel and three feet thick   And I loved a man who's name was harry   Six feet tall and sweet as a cherry   But the one I love best, awake or asleep   Was little willie wee, and he's six feet deep      Oh tom, dick and harry were three fine men   And I'll never have such loving again   Little willie wee who took me on his knee   Little willie weasel was the man for me      Now men from every parish 'round   Run after me and roll me on the ground   But whenever I love another man back   Johnny from the hill, or sailing jack   I always think as they do what they please   Of tom, dick and harry who are tall as trees   But most I think when I'm by their side   Of little willie wee who downed and died      Oh tom, dick and harry were three fine men   And I'll never have such loving again   Little willie wee who took me on his knee   Little willie weasel was the man for me   Little willie weasel was the man for me      (the following is a reprise featured later)      Now when farmers boys on the first fair day   Come down from the hills to drink and be gay   Before the sun sinks, I lie there in their arms   For they're good bad boys from the lonely farms      And I always think as we tumble into bed   Of little willie wee, who's dead, dead, dead