King Chicago
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King Chicago
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Let's go driving in my new car
over a cliff onto the rocks below
you never know
we might live to tell the tale
Let's go smashing windows
watching the glass fly out at us
you never know
this tiny town might need the fuss
And I love you
a little bit more than I love myself
and that's scary
I've never really loved anyone else
King Chicago, King Chicago
Home of my heart
Now I'm running errands
you're ringing bells and running away
I'll never know
what makes me need to pay and pay
I'll meet you in summer
I'll meet you on the longest day
we'll remember the great big world
say I love you...
I love you
a little bit more than I love myself
and that's scary
I've never really loved anyone else
King Chicago, King Chicago
Home of my heart
Who's that sitting in my new car?
Who's that laughing on the rocks below
she'll never know
That I love her...
King Chicago...
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