Regular
Badfinger · Other Songs - Badfinger
Lady, he's a regular
Give it all for free, leave the bill for me to pay
Help him all you can, any way you can
Lady, he's a regular
If you do it right, you'll be coming home tonight
CHORUS: Lady have you ever been here
(once or twice)You know I'm always in here
(is it nice?)And any time you're passing, please feel free
Give him all he wants, anything he wants
Lady, he's a regular, like me
[guitar solo (Joey Molland)]
CHORUSGive him all he wants, anything he wants
Lady, he's a regular, like me
Oh, he's a regular
I say, he's a regular, like me, oh
Oh, do you like to be beside the seaside? Do I like to be beside the sea?
Regular - Badfinger
Released in 1970, "Regular" stands as a foundational track in the Beatlesque pop repertoire of Badfinger. Written by George Harrison and performed by the band before their brief reunion with the Fab Four, the song captures the melancholic energy of early 1970s rock. Its acoustic-driven arrangement and introspective lyrics reflect the band's transition from garage rock to a more polished, melodic style. The track remains a significant part of their early discography, showcasing the harmonies and songwriting depth that would later define their work on albums like "The Ballad of John and Yoko". As a staple of their catalog, "Regular" endures as a testament to the band's influence on the evolution of British rock music.