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Chicago ~ Listen


Listen If you think that we're here for the money You could be right, you know But the bread is not too good here Wasn't always like that, you know I said all you got to do is listen Listen If you don't hear it you can tell us If it's good you can tell us so Or you can smile, that's alright my friend It could be so nice, you know If only you would listen Listen If you don't understand it, no no no no You got to try to fly And don't you put me down, please For creating beyond your mind I said all you got to do is listen more free lyrics

Listen
If you think that we're here for the money
You could be right, you know
But the bread is not too good here
Wasn't always like that, you know
I said all you got to do is listen

Listen
If you don't hear it you can tell us
If it's good you can tell us so
Or you can smile, that's alright my friend
It could be so nice, you know
If only you would listen

Listen
If you don't understand it, no no no no
You got to try to fly
And don't you put me down, please
For creating beyond your mind
I said all you got to do is listen

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