| Song | The Life of a Working Girl |
| Artist | Sloan |
| Album | Pretty Together |
| 作词 : Sloan | |
| (C. MurphySloan) | |
| All the resumes were splendid | |
| But she's the one they recommended | |
| For the job but starting late in life | |
| Means she can't celebrate | |
| She hasn't time or energy | |
| To spend on friends and family | |
| She's got some catching up to do | |
| And precious hours are few | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time | |
| She's young at heart but no teenager | |
| Early thirties | |
| I would wager | |
| I came along a little later | |
| So I could merely carbon date her | |
| Age, she's not keen to | |
| It's a trap, | |
| I a doorIn the stage she can go through | |
| Until the encore | |
| Now she's the one who gives belated | |
| Birthday wishes devastated | |
| She forgot it on the day | |
| But this is not a job that pays her | |
| By the hour or she'd be set | |
| Before the sun so she forgets | |
| These things like light upon her face | |
| Who'll spring her from this place | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time | |
| Now someone's had a few successes | |
| Who, I'll give you twenty guesses | |
| Take some credit just admit it | |
| Everybody knows you did it | |
| It's not that | |
| I'm not happy for her | |
| But it's not easy to adore her | |
| From afar does she get lonely | |
| Like I do if | |
| I could only see her all the time | |
| See her all the time | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time |
| zuò cí : Sloan | |
| C. MurphySloan | |
| All the resumes were splendid | |
| But she' s the one they recommended | |
| For the job but starting late in life | |
| Means she can' t celebrate | |
| She hasn' t time or energy | |
| To spend on friends and family | |
| She' s got some catching up to do | |
| And precious hours are few | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time | |
| She' s young at heart but no teenager | |
| Early thirties | |
| I would wager | |
| I came along a little later | |
| So I could merely carbon date her | |
| Age, she' s not keen to | |
| It' s a trap, | |
| I a doorIn the stage she can go through | |
| Until the encore | |
| Now she' s the one who gives belated | |
| Birthday wishes devastated | |
| She forgot it on the day | |
| But this is not a job that pays her | |
| By the hour or she' d be set | |
| Before the sun so she forgets | |
| These things like light upon her face | |
| Who' ll spring her from this place | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time | |
| Now someone' s had a few successes | |
| Who, I' ll give you twenty guesses | |
| Take some credit just admit it | |
| Everybody knows you did it | |
| It' s not that | |
| I' m not happy for her | |
| But it' s not easy to adore her | |
| From afar does she get lonely | |
| Like I do if | |
| I could only see her all the time | |
| See her all the time | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time | |
| Oh the life of a working girl | |
| I used to see her all the time |