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Take anyone at all
out any day
let's say the day before the fall
strike up the band and maybe
load the cannonball
strike up the band before the fall
you couldn't be more wrong than this, than this.
you couldn't be more wrong than this.
oh I gotta get away
how about Chicago
I could be there in a day
What's in Chicago
that the wind won't blow away?
What's in chicago after all?
you couldn't be more wrong than this, than this
you couldn't be more wrong than this
ah, the wind it blew before
but not like this
it was much easier before
you left me standing
in front of all the open doors
come back before too long
you couldn't be more wrong than this, than this
you couldn't be more wrong than this
out any day
let's say the day before the fall
strike up the band and maybe
load the cannonball
strike up the band before the fall
you couldn't be more wrong than this, than this.
you couldn't be more wrong than this.
oh I gotta get away
how about Chicago
I could be there in a day
What's in Chicago
that the wind won't blow away?
What's in chicago after all?
you couldn't be more wrong than this, than this
you couldn't be more wrong than this
ah, the wind it blew before
but not like this
it was much easier before
you left me standing
in front of all the open doors
come back before too long
you couldn't be more wrong than this, than this
you couldn't be more wrong than this
Lyrics submitted by hyz
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