Chicago

(Am)So (Dm)your brother's (Am)bound (Dm)and gagged,

(Am)and (Dm)they chained (Am)him to a (Dm)(Am)chair.

Won't (Dm)you please come to Chicago just to sing?

(Am)In a (Dm)land (Am)that's known as (Dm)freedom,

(Am)how (Dm)can such (Am)a thing be (Dm)fair?

(Am)Won't (Dm)you please come to Chicago for the help that (Am)we can bring?

We can (G)(F)change the world,

rearrange the world.

It's (D)(G)dying (D7)(G)to get better.

(Dm)(Am)Politicians, (Dm)sit (Am)yourself down, (Dm)there's nothing for you here.

comes soon.

Won't you please come to Chicago for a ride?

From the Don't ask (Am)Jack (Dm)to help you (Am)'cause he'll turn the other (Dm)ear.

(Am)Won't (Dm)you please come to Chicago or else join (Am)the other (Dm)side?

We can (G)(F)change the world,

rearrange the world.

It's (G)dying, (If you believe in justice) it's dying,

(If you believe in freedom) it's dying,

(Let a man live his own life.)

it's dying.

(Rules and regulations, who needs them?)

(F)Open up the door!

(F)Somehow (Am)people (Dm)must your (Am)be free;

(Dm)I hope ing the you day comes soon.

Won't you please come to Chicago,

show your face?

From the bottom (Am)of (Dm)the ocean (Am)to the mountains of the (Dm)moon,

(Am)won't (Dm)you please come to Chicago?

No one else (Am)can take your (Dm)place.

We can (G)(F)change the world,

rearrange the world.

It's (G)dying, (If you believe in justice) it's dying,

(If you believe in freedom) it's dying,

(Let a man live his own life.)

it's dying.

(Rules and regulations, who needs them?)

(F)Open up the door!

(F)Open up the door!