Lyrics of Chicago
Frank Sinatra
Chicago, chicago that toddling town
Chicago, chicago i will show you around
I love it bet your bottom dollar youll lose the blues in chicago, chicago
The town that billys sunday couldn't shut down
On state street that great street i just want to say
They do things that they dont do on broadway
They have the time, the time of their life
I saw a man he danced with his wife in chicago, chicago my home town
Chicago, chicago that toddling town
Chicago, chicago i'll show you around
I love it bet your bottom dollar youll lose the blues in chicago, chicago
The town that billys sunday couldn't shut down
On state street that great street i just want to say
They do things that they never do on broadway say
They have the time, the time of their life
I saw a man and he danced with his wife in chicago
Chicago, chicago that's my home town
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