Chicago Send Her Home

(الألبوم: Two To One - 1978)

She got caught up in the hipness of the city
She can't remember what she bemoans
Cold days and nights, fine was standing on the corner
Trying hard to hustle her way back home

Well, she's really a good girl
But oh, it's too late now, now, now
To leave a man who doesn't care at all
About nothing but the price the girl's been bringing
From going out... send her home

Oh Chicago, send my baby home
To the ones who love her, no matter how wrong
See, her mama's worried (mama's worried)
And her daddy's gone (daddy's gone)
But I still love her (I still love her)
Chicago, send her home
And I still love her (I still love her)
Chicago, send her home

Summer nights we spent sleeping in fields of green
I remember like the names I carved on our secret tree
She never complained about the simple life
Until this long ride pulled up at my baby's feet

Oh, she's really a good girl
But it's a little too late now
To leave a man who doesn't care at all
About nothing but the price, that she's gonna bring
From going out... oh, send her home

And Chicago, send my baby home
To the ones who love her, no matter how wrong
See, her mother's worried (mama's worried)
And her daddy's gone (daddy's gone)
And I still love her (I still love her)
Chicago, send her home
And I still love her (I still love her), oo-wee
Chicago, send her home

Every now and then, I receive a letter
Telling me "Hey boy, I'm doing fine"
And ooh... I know a little bit better
'Cause I see the tears lost from in-between lines

Hey Chicago, send my baby home
To the ones who love her, no matter how wrong
See, her mother's worried (mama's worried)
And her daddy's gone (daddy's gone)
Oh, I still love her (I still love her)
Chicago, send her home
And I still love her (I still love her)
Chicago, send her home

And I still... (I still love her), oh my baby
Chicago, send her home
And if you see her (I still love her), I want you to tell her
(Chicago, send her home)
"Now Jerry, stay on down here waiting" (I still love her)
Chicago, send her home...