| Song | Working For Somebody Else |
| Artist | The dB's |
| Album | Best Of The IRS Years |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Holsapple | |
| Holsapple | |
| At eight a.m. the alarm bell rings | |
| And I shake myself awake | |
| Halfway through the kitchen when I ask myself | |
| Can there be some kinda mistake ? | |
| 'Cause I'm working on somebody else's time | |
| And I'm working for somebody else's dime. | |
| I used to have it all but I lost it in the fall | |
| Now I'm working for somebody else | |
| And the hours are lousy, the boss is a creep | |
| But the paycheck sure does help. | |
| And at five o'clock I'm out like a shot | |
| I don't take my workload home. | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| There's no reason to be working for somebody else. | |
| Now listen | |
| I had a girl and a car and a house with a yard | |
| Now that's all gone with the wind | |
| 'Cause here it's nine a.m. and I'm standing in line | |
| Just waiting to punch myself in. | |
| Someday at ten if I haven't come in | |
| If they want to find me I'll be .. | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| There's no reason to be working for somebody else. | |
| Working for somebody else is fine | |
| If you need the money and you're so inclined to be .. | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| There's no reason to be working for somebody else | |
| There's no reason to be working for somebody else | |
| There's no reason to be working for somebody else. | |
| Mm, mm, mm, how long must this go on ? | |
| I been working too hard and too long for too little | |
| Seem like every day is just about the same | |
| And it don't get any better | |
| Lord, Mr. Ford, can I please, please, please, have a day off ? |
| zuo ci : Holsapple | |
| Holsapple | |
| At eight a. m. the alarm bell rings | |
| And I shake myself awake | |
| Halfway through the kitchen when I ask myself | |
| Can there be some kinda mistake nbsp? | |
| ' Cause I' m working on somebody else' s time | |
| And I' m working for somebody else' s dime. | |
| I used to have it all but I lost it in the fall | |
| Now I' m working for somebody else | |
| And the hours are lousy, the boss is a creep | |
| But the paycheck sure does help. | |
| And at five o' clock I' m out like a shot | |
| I don' t take my workload home. | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else. | |
| Now listen | |
| I had a girl and a car and a house with a yard | |
| Now that' s all gone with the wind | |
| ' Cause here it' s nine a. m. and I' m standing in line | |
| Just waiting to punch myself in. | |
| Someday at ten if I haven' t come in | |
| If they want to find me I' ll be .. | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else. | |
| Working for somebody else is fine | |
| If you need the money and you' re so inclined to be .. | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else. | |
| Mm, mm, mm, how long must this go on nbsp? | |
| I been working too hard and too long for too little | |
| Seem like every day is just about the same | |
| And it don' t get any better | |
| Lord, Mr. Ford, can I please, please, please, have a day off nbsp? |
| zuò cí : Holsapple | |
| Holsapple | |
| At eight a. m. the alarm bell rings | |
| And I shake myself awake | |
| Halfway through the kitchen when I ask myself | |
| Can there be some kinda mistake nbsp? | |
| ' Cause I' m working on somebody else' s time | |
| And I' m working for somebody else' s dime. | |
| I used to have it all but I lost it in the fall | |
| Now I' m working for somebody else | |
| And the hours are lousy, the boss is a creep | |
| But the paycheck sure does help. | |
| And at five o' clock I' m out like a shot | |
| I don' t take my workload home. | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else. | |
| Now listen | |
| I had a girl and a car and a house with a yard | |
| Now that' s all gone with the wind | |
| ' Cause here it' s nine a. m. and I' m standing in line | |
| Just waiting to punch myself in. | |
| Someday at ten if I haven' t come in | |
| If they want to find me I' ll be .. | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else. | |
| Working for somebody else is fine | |
| If you need the money and you' re so inclined to be .. | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| Working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else | |
| There' s no reason to be working for somebody else. | |
| Mm, mm, mm, how long must this go on nbsp? | |
| I been working too hard and too long for too little | |
| Seem like every day is just about the same | |
| And it don' t get any better | |
| Lord, Mr. Ford, can I please, please, please, have a day off nbsp? |