Well the south side of ChicagoIt's the baddest part of townAnd
One afternoon I came to hearYou sing a soft song into
riverMoody river, more deadly than the vainest knifeMoody river,
got you under my skinI've got you deep in the
and marriage, love and marriageGo together like a horse and
wonder why you keep me waitingCharmaine, my CharmaineI wonder when
lost the sunshine and rosesI lost the heavens of blueI
She walks like an angel walksShe talks like an angel talksAnd
Sleep warm, sleep tight, when you turn off the lightSleep warm,
Love walked right in, and drove the shadows awayLove walked right
nobody till somebody loves youYou're nobody till somebody caresYou
There's nothing left for me of days that used to beI
Chicago, that toddling townChicago, Chicago, I will show you
By the old Moulmein PagodaLooking eastward to the seaThere's a Burma
Deep night, stars in the sky aboveMoonlight, lighting our place of
Don't like goodbyes, tears or sighsI'm not too good at leaving
What is there to write? What is there to say?Same things
The likes of you may never beAttracted to the likes of
There's a story the gypsies know is trueThat when your love
Frankie: Janie Jane Powell, spare us a few minutes before the
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