| Song | You Don't Feel Like Home to Me |
| Artist | The Good Life |
| Album | Help Wanted Nights |
| 作曲 : Good Life | |
| He sees her face | |
| The highway signs | |
| The traffic lights | |
| And she's turning red | |
| At a motel | |
| On a double bed | |
| He swears he feels her lying there | |
| And she whispers in his ear | |
| "You can't run away forever" | |
| But sometimes | |
| That feels like coming home to me anymore | |
| It feels like coming home to me | |
| But the further off I get | |
| The more I get upset | |
| I could never make it home | |
| She sees his face | |
| In the sweat-stained sheets | |
| The dirty cups | |
| They keep on piling up | |
| In the backyard | |
| So overgrown | |
| In the dandelions | |
| They peek through the cracks in the patio | |
| She swears she hears the phone | |
| But she only gets a dial-tone | |
| So she imagines what'd she say: | |
| "If you feel like coming home to me sometime | |
| Yeah, if you feel like coming home to me | |
| I'll be waiting at the door | |
| There is nothing to be sorry for | |
| So why can't you come home? | |
| Don't you feel like coming home to me anymore? | |
| You don't feel like coming home to me?" | |
| That's the game you choose | |
| But you don't have to play the loser |
| zuò qǔ : Good Life | |
| He sees her face | |
| The highway signs | |
| The traffic lights | |
| And she' s turning red | |
| At a motel | |
| On a double bed | |
| He swears he feels her lying there | |
| And she whispers in his ear | |
| " You can' t run away forever" | |
| But sometimes | |
| That feels like coming home to me anymore | |
| It feels like coming home to me | |
| But the further off I get | |
| The more I get upset | |
| I could never make it home | |
| She sees his face | |
| In the sweatstained sheets | |
| The dirty cups | |
| They keep on piling up | |
| In the backyard | |
| So overgrown | |
| In the dandelions | |
| They peek through the cracks in the patio | |
| She swears she hears the phone | |
| But she only gets a dialtone | |
| So she imagines what' d she say: | |
| " If you feel like coming home to me sometime | |
| Yeah, if you feel like coming home to me | |
| I' ll be waiting at the door | |
| There is nothing to be sorry for | |
| So why can' t you come home? | |
| Don' t you feel like coming home to me anymore? | |
| You don' t feel like coming home to me?" | |
| That' s the game you choose | |
| But you don' t have to play the loser |