Song | A Routine Day |
Artist | Klaatu |
Album | Sir Army Suit |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Woloschuk | |
Verse #1: | |
It started off a routine day | |
I got through the morning in the usual way | |
I caught the bus on time | |
Good morning, Mr. Driver, drive | |
As I sat inside my overcoat I clutched my cane | |
And pressed my nose against the foggy window pane | |
Ho hum | |
The life I lead would even make a dead man yawn | |
Verse #2: | |
Midday comes | |
I break for lunch | |
With my sandwich and a beer I go on a hunch | |
To the park where I hope to find | |
A little bit of peace of mind | |
As I sat there on a bench amidst the rodent race | |
I felt a strange sensation that without a trace appeared | |
But then as quickly disappeared again | |
Bridge: | |
So tell me what's the bloody point of playing the game | |
With so much to lose yet so little to gain | |
You sell your life away | |
Can't you see you're just a cog working like a dog | |
You trade your future for a dead-end job | |
That's full of routine days | |
Routine days | |
Verse #3: | |
I race the clock to the end of my day | |
The paycheck in my pocket makes me feel okay | |
But was it worth the grind | |
Just to keep from falling behind | |
I stand here in the queue behind a foul cigar | |
My face discreetly buried in a book on Mars | |
Humdrum | |
And I'm waiting on the pier 'til Charon comes |
zuo ci : Woloschuk | |
Verse 1: | |
It started off a routine day | |
I got through the morning in the usual way | |
I caught the bus on time | |
Good morning, Mr. Driver, drive | |
As I sat inside my overcoat I clutched my cane | |
And pressed my nose against the foggy window pane | |
Ho hum | |
The life I lead would even make a dead man yawn | |
Verse 2: | |
Midday comes | |
I break for lunch | |
With my sandwich and a beer I go on a hunch | |
To the park where I hope to find | |
A little bit of peace of mind | |
As I sat there on a bench amidst the rodent race | |
I felt a strange sensation that without a trace appeared | |
But then as quickly disappeared again | |
Bridge: | |
So tell me what' s the bloody point of playing the game | |
With so much to lose yet so little to gain | |
You sell your life away | |
Can' t you see you' re just a cog working like a dog | |
You trade your future for a deadend job | |
That' s full of routine days | |
Routine days | |
Verse 3: | |
I race the clock to the end of my day | |
The paycheck in my pocket makes me feel okay | |
But was it worth the grind | |
Just to keep from falling behind | |
I stand here in the queue behind a foul cigar | |
My face discreetly buried in a book on Mars | |
Humdrum | |
And I' m waiting on the pier ' til Charon comes |
zuò cí : Woloschuk | |
Verse 1: | |
It started off a routine day | |
I got through the morning in the usual way | |
I caught the bus on time | |
Good morning, Mr. Driver, drive | |
As I sat inside my overcoat I clutched my cane | |
And pressed my nose against the foggy window pane | |
Ho hum | |
The life I lead would even make a dead man yawn | |
Verse 2: | |
Midday comes | |
I break for lunch | |
With my sandwich and a beer I go on a hunch | |
To the park where I hope to find | |
A little bit of peace of mind | |
As I sat there on a bench amidst the rodent race | |
I felt a strange sensation that without a trace appeared | |
But then as quickly disappeared again | |
Bridge: | |
So tell me what' s the bloody point of playing the game | |
With so much to lose yet so little to gain | |
You sell your life away | |
Can' t you see you' re just a cog working like a dog | |
You trade your future for a deadend job | |
That' s full of routine days | |
Routine days | |
Verse 3: | |
I race the clock to the end of my day | |
The paycheck in my pocket makes me feel okay | |
But was it worth the grind | |
Just to keep from falling behind | |
I stand here in the queue behind a foul cigar | |
My face discreetly buried in a book on Mars | |
Humdrum | |
And I' m waiting on the pier ' til Charon comes |