Day In Day Out

The news comes on the radio, she gets out of bed
Puts on her robe, yawns, scratches her head
Puts on the coffee pot 'cause that's just being wed
Day in, day out again

He goes to the office, and she gets in the shower
Sends the children off to school, and within the hour
Gets herself to work, where she spends the next eight hours
Day in, day out again

He comes home from work, says he's had an odd day
Says [?] with nothing morе to say
The children do their chorеs and stay out of his way
Day in, day out again

As soon as she comes through the door, he starts in
Grabs the groceries from her hand and ask her where she's been
Grabs a beer and screams at her, screams for his dinner
Day in, day out again

As soon as they eat, he goes back to the TV
She does the dishes and her hair quite punctually
They go to bed and live their life with no variety
Day in, day out again
Day in, day out again
Day in, day out
Day in, day out again