| Song | Tomorrow's Industry |
| Artist | Dropkick Murphys |
| Album | The Meanest of Times |
| 作曲 : Barr, Brennan, Casey ... | |
| Young kids in Catholic schools | |
| Elderly parents living under your roof | |
| You pay the bills and you pay the price | |
| You don't back down and you won't play nice | |
| The disgraced values of the company man | |
| Are why you fight and sacrifice | |
| Don't bed or break for their one-way rules | |
| Or run from battles you know you'll lose | |
| [chorus:] | |
| Greed is blinding you | |
| But we can see | |
| He's got yesterday's values | |
| Living in tomorrow's industry | |
| They see your eyes, they see your face | |
| But it's your soul they wanna take | |
| Yeah, welcome to the future it don't seem fair | |
| But this is your struggle, the cross you bear | |
| They know your paying, they don't think twice | |
| There's a dollar value on your life | |
| You don't compromise and you don't break | |
| Yeah, it's your principles at stake | |
| [chorus] | |
| The daily outlook it's so bleak | |
| Saving every dollar of every week | |
| Living month to month, you've got to get ahead | |
| But all the while falling deeper in debt | |
| [chorus] | |
| The weight falls hard on the stand up guy | |
| The one you can count on you can rely | |
| This is your future it don't seem right | |
| But this is your battle, this is your fight | |
| Something in this country has got to change | |
| If we're ever gonna see those days again | |
| Your parents may have done it with just one job | |
| But now we're working for less and twice as hard. |
| zuò qǔ : Barr, Brennan, Casey ... | |
| Young kids in Catholic schools | |
| Elderly parents living under your roof | |
| You pay the bills and you pay the price | |
| You don' t back down and you won' t play nice | |
| The disgraced values of the company man | |
| Are why you fight and sacrifice | |
| Don' t bed or break for their oneway rules | |
| Or run from battles you know you' ll lose | |
| chorus: | |
| Greed is blinding you | |
| But we can see | |
| He' s got yesterday' s values | |
| Living in tomorrow' s industry | |
| They see your eyes, they see your face | |
| But it' s your soul they wanna take | |
| Yeah, welcome to the future it don' t seem fair | |
| But this is your struggle, the cross you bear | |
| They know your paying, they don' t think twice | |
| There' s a dollar value on your life | |
| You don' t compromise and you don' t break | |
| Yeah, it' s your principles at stake | |
| chorus | |
| The daily outlook it' s so bleak | |
| Saving every dollar of every week | |
| Living month to month, you' ve got to get ahead | |
| But all the while falling deeper in debt | |
| chorus | |
| The weight falls hard on the stand up guy | |
| The one you can count on you can rely | |
| This is your future it don' t seem right | |
| But this is your battle, this is your fight | |
| Something in this country has got to change | |
| If we' re ever gonna see those days again | |
| Your parents may have done it with just one job | |
| But now we' re working for less and twice as hard. |