Lyrics Chicago - Win and Woo, Bryce Fox, Inzo

Chicago

There’s not enough room in here for room for error
And you don’t think that I’m prepared
I’m never scared but you’re so rare
I fear that we’re beyond repair
Gotta be a way to stop this war, stop this war, it’s a losing war
How do we forget who we’re fighting for (fighting for)
There’s not enough wind in Chicago to blow this over
There’s not enough wind in Chicago to blow this over
I need you in the morning, oh oh
Yeah I need you in the midnight, oh oh
Why’d you leave without a warning?
Don’t mind a little up in the air but not this high
I need you in the morning, oh oh
Yeah I need you in the midnight, oh oh
Why’d you leave without a warning?
Don’t mind a little up in the air but not this high
There’s not enough trains or cars in Lincoln Park
To drown the sound of tragedy
The ups and downs are way too loud
Surrounded by your melody
How do we get back to good old days, good old days, how I miss those days
Tired of trying to live underneath this haze (this haze)
There’s not enough wind in Chicago to blow this over
There’s not enough wind in Chicago to blow this over
I need you in the morning, oh oh
Yeah I need you in the midnight, oh oh
Why’d you leave without a warning?
Don’t mind a little up in the air but not this high
I need you in the morning, oh oh
Yeah I need you in the midnight, oh oh
Why’d you leave without a warning?
Don’t mind a little up in the air but not this high
(I need you, I need you)
(I need you, I need you)
There’s not enough wind in Chicago to blow this over
(I need you, I need you)
There’s not enough wind in Chicago to blow this over
(I need you, I need you)
I need you in the morning, oh oh
Yeah I need you in the midnight, oh oh
Why’d you leave without a warning?
Don’t mind a little up in the air but not this high
I need you in the morning, oh oh
Yeah I need you in the midnight, oh oh
Why’d you leave without a warning?
Don’t mind a little up in the air but not this high
There’s not enough wind in Chicago to blow this over
(I need you, I need you)
There’s not enough wind in Chicago to blow this over
(I need you, I need you)
(I need you, I need you)