| Song | Regular Life |
| Artist | Jen Chapin |
| Album | Linger |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Chapin | |
| This was a sad day | |
| When the disappointment that was my shadow | |
| Came into the sun | |
| And he slapped me dull on the forehead | |
| And he told me he had won | |
| So I sink into my gentle home | |
| The streets won't mind if they don't feel my heavy feet today | |
| The bed's inclined to ask me back to stay | |
| But if I stay | |
| If I stay | |
| Then I'll | |
| Stay | |
| So now I wonder | |
| Is there a method to quantify both pain and joy? | |
| Does mine hurt as bad as yours does? | |
| Does yours feel as good as mine? | |
| And if you live in war | |
| Can you still keep score | |
| Of the burdens like bodies piled at your door? | |
| And the bodies that lost their chance to be more than bodies | |
| Just bodies | |
| What muffled meaning does it hold | |
| To be told that your story is not the only one? | |
| No, not the first nor the last | |
| Not the best not the worst | |
| You are cursed by a regular life |
| zuo qu : Chapin | |
| This was a sad day | |
| When the disappointment that was my shadow | |
| Came into the sun | |
| And he slapped me dull on the forehead | |
| And he told me he had won | |
| So I sink into my gentle home | |
| The streets won' t mind if they don' t feel my heavy feet today | |
| The bed' s inclined to ask me back to stay | |
| But if I stay | |
| If I stay | |
| Then I' ll | |
| Stay | |
| So now I wonder | |
| Is there a method to quantify both pain and joy? | |
| Does mine hurt as bad as yours does? | |
| Does yours feel as good as mine? | |
| And if you live in war | |
| Can you still keep score | |
| Of the burdens like bodies piled at your door? | |
| And the bodies that lost their chance to be more than bodies | |
| Just bodies | |
| What muffled meaning does it hold | |
| To be told that your story is not the only one? | |
| No, not the first nor the last | |
| Not the best not the worst | |
| You are cursed by a regular life |
| zuò qǔ : Chapin | |
| This was a sad day | |
| When the disappointment that was my shadow | |
| Came into the sun | |
| And he slapped me dull on the forehead | |
| And he told me he had won | |
| So I sink into my gentle home | |
| The streets won' t mind if they don' t feel my heavy feet today | |
| The bed' s inclined to ask me back to stay | |
| But if I stay | |
| If I stay | |
| Then I' ll | |
| Stay | |
| So now I wonder | |
| Is there a method to quantify both pain and joy? | |
| Does mine hurt as bad as yours does? | |
| Does yours feel as good as mine? | |
| And if you live in war | |
| Can you still keep score | |
| Of the burdens like bodies piled at your door? | |
| And the bodies that lost their chance to be more than bodies | |
| Just bodies | |
| What muffled meaning does it hold | |
| To be told that your story is not the only one? | |
| No, not the first nor the last | |
| Not the best not the worst | |
| You are cursed by a regular life |