Kate Voegele - Chicago lyrics

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Kate Voegele - Chicago lyrics

[1st Verse] I've never known you But I'm no stranger to this feeling I, I know it's over but the hurts not What do you call it? What do you call it when broken hearts are not done healing? You threw down your cigarette, but it's still hot Well I've learned to lot And here's what I've got [Chorus] Well didn't I think you would always love me? And didn't I want you to take care of me baby? No, well that ain't happening, no, no, no Wouldn't I love just to rise above this? You gotta believe I've suffered enough to be free So I'm officially leaving, with just a kiss on the cheek And I'm gone, I'll be on the seven o'clock, whoa oh, whoa oh The 7 o'clock to Chicago, whoa oh, whoa oh [2nd Verse] It's never easy Breaking this old addiction I I've got the reasons but no rational And I wanna hate you 'Cause you don't give me no conviction, yout Your betrayal oughta make this breakdown no trouble at all So, so let the rubble fall Cause I'm running on, no, no, no now [Chorus] Well didn't I think you would always love me? And didn't I want you to take care of me baby? No, well that ain't happening, no, no, no now Wouldn't I love just to rise above this? You gotta believe I've suffered enough to be free So I'm officially leaving, with just a kiss on the cheek And I'm gone, I'll be on the seven o'clock, Whoa oh, whoa oh The seven o'clock to Chicago, whoa oh, whoa oh [Bridge] I'll be on the seven o'clock to Chicago I ain't got no second thoughts because I know I'm on my way to the top, on my way [Chorus] Well didn't I think you would always love me? And didn't I want you to take care of me baby? No, well that ain't happening, no, no, no now Wouldn't I love just to rise above this? You gotta believe I've suffered enough to be free So I'm officially leaving, with just a kiss on the cheek And I'm gone, I'll be on the seven o'clock, whoa oh, whoa oh There's a seven o'clock to Chicago, whoa oh, whoa oh Chicago, on my way I'll be on the seven o'clock The seven o'clock to Chicago, oh yeah Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yeah

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