Come on
Baby, don't you wanna go home
Come on
Baby, don't you wanna go home
Back from the land of California
To my sweet home Chicago

Come on
Baby, don't you wanna go home
Come on
Baby, don't you wanna go home
Back from the land of California
To my sweet home Chicago

Two and two is four, babe
Four into two is eight
Come on now girl, don't you now make me late
And I've got to leave

Baby, don't you wanna go home
Back from the land of California
To my sweet home Chicago

One and one is two
Two and two is four
I'm here lonely, I hook and I gotta go
And I cry please

Baby, don't you wanna go home
Back from the land of California
To my sweet home Chicago

Come on
Baby, don't you wanna go home
Come on
Baby, don't you wanna go home
Back from the land of California
To my sweet home Chicago

Come on
Baby, don't you wanna go
Come on
Baby, don't you wanna go home
Back from the land of California
To my sweet home Chicago


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