[00:00.00] 作词 : Cherilyn MacNeil
[00:01.00] 作曲 : Cherilyn MacNeil/Darryl Torr
[00:28.94]oh the alarm clock, gotta get up
[00:32.85]Some days just that seems pretty tough
[00:36.19]It's messing my sheets but
[00:37.93]I'm wearing the heaviest boots ever made
[00:43.17]I go to the park to watch the dogs bark
[00:47.08]Smile at their owners, the kids and the stoners
[00:50.57]Lie on the grass and feel like the happiest girl there ever was
[00:56.43]
[01:01.44]It's the way of the world as I know it
[01:08.63]It's the weight of the words as you spoke them
[01:12.10]
[01:15.70]Are you sure that you know where you’re going
[01:20.87]Are you working it out
[01:24.03]
[01:41.62]Driving to work - it takes you two hours
[01:44.96]You're stuck in the traffic with hundreds and thousands
[01:48.49]Of people who drag themselves out of bed at 4am every day
[01:55.14]And you don't know how it got to this point
[01:58.94]Where you feel so guilty for not working harder
[02:02.59]But you're working weekends, and your mates
[02:05.38]They hardly ever see your face
[02:08.96]
[02:13.54]It's the way of the world as you know it
[02:20.60]It's the weight of the words as I spoke them
[02:27.71]Are you sure that you know where you’re going
[02:32.98]Are you working it out
[02:37.72]

作词 : Cherilyn MacNeil
作曲 : Cherilyn MacNeil/Darryl Torr
oh the alarm clock, gotta get up
Some days just that seems pretty tough
It's messing my sheets but
I'm wearing the heaviest boots ever made
I go to the park to watch the dogs bark
Smile at their owners, the kids and the stoners
Lie on the grass and feel like the happiest girl there ever was
It's the way of the world as I know it
It's the weight of the words as you spoke them
Are you sure that you know where you’re going
Are you working it out
Driving to work - it takes you two hours
You're stuck in the traffic with hundreds and thousands
Of people who drag themselves out of bed at 4am every day
And you don't know how it got to this point
Where you feel so guilty for not working harder
But you're working weekends, and your mates
They hardly ever see your face
It's the way of the world as you know it
It's the weight of the words as I spoke them
Are you sure that you know where you’re going
Are you working it out