| You keep your New York joys
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| I’m bound for Illinois, just as fast as I can
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| You New York woman think you make a fool of any man
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| Play all kinds of games and you cheat if you can
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| Treat them like a tool, make a man a fool
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| What a beautiful model, got my money that’s it
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| How come you mind if I split?
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| Goin' back where a woman knows to treat a man
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| And people are friendly without no hidden plan
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| It’s the best in the Midwest
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| It’s a real town, city full of good folks who come from home
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| And when I get back I’ll never run far from my Chi-Town
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| Goodbye, farewell, I’ma see you later
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| Goin' to Chicago, so sorry that I can’t take you
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| I come from Chi-Town, Chi-Town is my town
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| We’re goin' to Chicago, sorry that, can’t take you
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| No use in crying, tired of your lying
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| Ain’t nothing left to scream and dream in town, mucky woman like you can do,
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| can do
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| I gotta quit ya, can’t make it with ya
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| When you see me comin', baby, raise up your window high (push your window to
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| the sky, yeah)
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| When you see me comin', want you to raise up your window high (catch me passin'
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| on the fly, yeah)
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| See me leavin', hang your head and cry (shut your soul and wonder why)
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| Hurry down, hurry down, hurry down back to sunshine
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| See what tomorrow, tomorrow brings
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| Hurry down sunshine, see what tomorrow brings (tomorrow, tomorrow)
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| Might bring rain, might bring the rites of spring (tomorrow brought sorrow)
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| Mean and evil, you’re mean and evil and you
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| Do things you ought not to, ought not to do (now you’re a mean one,
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| first time I’ve seen one)
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| You’re so mean and evil, you know what I mean? |
| Do things you ought not do
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| (You used to be cool, go find a new fool)
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| But now I’ve got my money, honey, and I don’t have to put up with you
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| Hate you and your town that’s why I’ve got to put you down
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| Goodbye |