In the Country
Chicago Lyrics

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Oh my reasons
And my ways
Keep on changing
From day to day
As I grow
It becomes so clear
Why I'm here

It's all here
For you and me
The beauty of life
Someday you'll see
Then you'll join in
And sing along
And you'll understand why I sing this song
Let me tell you now
I do love you
I do love you
I do love you

Well I'm talkin' bout life
And livin'
And the beautiful earth
And givin'
Talkin 'bout the natural things we've had since birth
That's lovin'
Well I'm talkin' 'bout a walk in the country
Mother nature's sweet charm
The smell of her perfume
As we walk arm in arm
Let me tell you now
I do love you
I do love you
I do love you

Well it's a beautiful day
And I'm on my way
Ooh, thank you lord, for the country

Well my thoughts
Are like ripples in a stream
I see myself so free
My eyes and spirit say hello
My soul goes dancing by, oh hello

The clean fresh air
Goes jumping through my head
The sun is smilin' down
If you have ever lived out here
Then you know why I say
I do love you
I do love you
I do love you

So come on let's move
Out to the country
Yeah, let's go live out there
Come on people
Come on people
Yeah, let's be free
We got to be free
In the country
You and me
Come on people
Come on people
Better have a good time

We'll have a good time
We got to be free

Overall Meaning

The song "In The Country" by Chicago is about the beauty of nature and the freedom it can offer. The lyrics describe the changing reasons and ways of life as a person grows and how it becomes clear why they are here. The repetition of "I do love you" reflects the writer's appreciation for life and their surroundings. The song describes the joy of walking in the country, breathing in the fresh air, and being close to nature. The beauty of life, the earth, and natural things since birth, are referred to as love.

The lyrics offer inspiration to live in the country and be free. The song is an ode to nature and its beauty, inviting people to embrace a simpler life. The lines "come on let's move out to the country" and "we got to be free in the country" urge people to break free of their current lives and embrace a life closer to nature. The song encourages people to appreciate the natural things in life and cherish them.

Line by Line Meaning

Oh my reasons
My motivations

And my ways
And my behaviors

Keep on changing
Are constantly in flux

From day to day
On a daily basis

As I grow
As I mature

It becomes so clear
I gain understanding

Why I'm here
Regarding my purpose

It's all here
Nature provides us with beauty

For you and me
For everyone to enjoy

The beauty of life
The splendor of existence

Someday you'll see
You'll come to appreciate it

Then you'll join in
And you'll become an advocate for it

And sing along
And you'll express your admiration through song

And you'll understand why I sing this song
And you'll comprehend the reason for my music

Let me tell you now
Allow me to emphasize

I do love you
I possess affection for you

Well I'm talkin' bout life
I'm discussing existence

And livin'
And the act of living

And the beautiful earth
And the stunning planet we reside on

And givin'
And providing for others

Talkin' bout the natural things we've had since birth
Speaking of the innate gifts we possess

That's lovin'
That's expressing love

Well I'm talkin' bout a walk in the country
I'm conversing about a leisurely stroll in nature

Mother nature's sweet charm
The amenable attributes of the environment

The smell of her perfume
The appealing aroma of nature

As we walk arm in arm
As we stroll alongside one another

Well it's a beautiful day
Today is marvelous

And I'm on my way
And I'm en route somewhere

Ooh, thank you lord, for the country
Lauding the natural goodness of the countryside

Well my thoughts
My cognition

Are like ripples in a stream
Resemble undulations in water

I see myself so free
I envision myself unburdened

My eyes and spirit say hello
I exude happiness

My soul goes dancing by, oh hello
I'm overjoyed

The clean fresh air
The untarnished atmosphere

Goes jumping through my head
Makes me elated

The sun is smilin' down
The sun is shining brightly

If you have ever lived out here
If you've ever resided in this setting

Then you know why I say
Then you understand why I express

So come on let's move
Let's relocate

Out to the country
To a rural location

Yeah, let's go live out there
Yes, let's reside there

Come on people
Hurry up everyone

Yeah, let's be free
Yes, let's live without constraints

We got to be free
We must prioritize our freedom

You and me
Together

Better have a good time
Make the most of the experience

We'll have a good time
We'll surely enjoy ourselves

We got to be free
Our liberty is paramount

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Spirit Music Group
Written by: TERRY KATH

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Comments from YouTube:

JASTERI1

13y↑13

I have been playing guitar for about 34 years now. I can do the shred thing and even acoustic thing but when they ask about my early hero I say Terry Kath from Chicago. Everyone knows the " ballad era" but then they are shocked when they learn about these albums. Its up to all of us to keep this music ( as well as his name) alive! God Bless Terry.

Jerry Mammoser

...i understand. Your people are younger more than likely. I was there. Heard the albums in order as they came out, each one more incredible with Terry’s stuff getting more and cool and experimental. For a while. Chicago V was their peak. That and six. We were so damn lucky to have met them. Met them all, starting in August 1971 in Buffalo, NY. Terry was the first to speak to us at the Hoilday Inn where we found them. Those boys were as honest and genuine and respectful as anyone I’ve met since. They truly regarded their fans, we simple 17 year olds with as much awe as we them, believe or not. Chicagoland’s finest bunch of talented boys just riding the wave, playing their hearts out, trying their best to change the world...

bigalinwesttexas

11y↑16

It speaks volumes that NOBODY has disliked this. Real musicians realize how gifted Chicago's early music is and how fun and tuff it is to play well. They use key changes,dynamic changes,unisons,harmonies,meter changes,styling from symphonic to hard rock to love then protest songs. The only way to categorize them is super talented musicians/songwriters

ken zuck

7y↑44

Chicago's first 3 albums were all masterpieces. In the Country is a classic. Terry Kath was the one of the greatest if not the greatest guitarists of all time. Hendrix said it himself. Poem 58 and Liberation - listen to those songs from the first album and you would agree. Chicago - "What Else Can I Say" - The best !!!!

Rembrandt Coyle

2y↑2

Don't forget about South California Purples, what a classic!

Richard Murphy

3y↑1

This is truth, was there in the 69-70 all this was true, all the talking and music! They were the badest group to hit, besides "BST AND T.O.P." WHEN MUSIC WAS THAT, MUSIC! 👊🎵🎶⭐🙏👊🖤♠️🕶️🏁

tobylou8

4y↑1

No lies detected!!!! Used to sit in my beanbag chair, turn the lights out in the room and Listen to that 1st CTA double album until I wore it out, then bought another!!

nada nie

4y↑1

agree so much....absolutely terrific

Anthony Festa

5y↑2

TK “The Man” 🎸

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karol

4y↑2

Qué hermosa letra de Terry, y la armonía con Peter es genial💕 Amo a estos dos súper talentos unidos💞

notwaiting

10y↑18

I really got into the first album CTA, but when this double album came out I was hooked!
Their music seemed to get better with each album.
I still think that Terry Kath (R.I.P.) was one of the greatest rock guitarists EVER, and it saddens me when I think about the music that was yet to come.

notwaiting

8y↑5

@Kenny Wilson I guess I assumed Chicago fans already knew that, but yes, they had so much talent in that band they could produce double albums with awesome and original music while most bands were putting together one album that had one, maybe two songs that were notable.
They can talk about the Beatles but Chicago's original lineup was second to none!

Kenny Wilson

8y↑2

Actually, the first three albums were double albums. All great....

Cynthia B

11y↑9

We always talk about Terry's guitar skills - we know they were off the chain -- but his vocal were also so incredibly exceptional -- no other white guy has more soul that that man -- and I loved to watch him sing at the same time -- one of the few guitarists who didn't make a habit of stairing at his guitar as he played -- his eyes were usually closed feeling the music

Randy Kohler

4y↑1

I can still see Terry in concert rocking his Yamaha cap and always wearing a hockey jersey.

Frank Huber

11y↑13

Imagine all this music, with only 7 pcs., and the best combination of three of the best diverse voices, ever. Screw the rock and roll hall of fame, these early pcs. both instrumentally, and vocally, are better than anyone in the "hall"!!! RIP TK ! Gone but never forgotten !

Pedro Diaz

Agree

Keith Mitchell

8y↑18

Absolutely, Terry Kath was the rock-n-roll soul of the group, but don't forget Danny Seraphine's drums on this song - well, on the whole album - were amazing.

Boomer Baskets

you touched a portion of the song

MyRedPony1

I totally agree!! Danny Seraphine was a fantastic drummer. I'm from Toronto, so I used to go to The Ex (Toronto Exhibition) every summer, and had no problem going solo if Chicago were performing. One year, when I was 16, I met this guy. We chatted, went on a couple of rides together, then went our separate ways. 10 years later, I met him again, purely by accident. We both remembered that same night, and even what each other was wearing. We were married 6 months later, an have stayed together ever since. As far as we are concerned, it wasn't about Karma finding our soulmate. Chicago found our soulmates.

Benjamin Gruder

6y↑11

For all you music geeks, there's an amazing suspension resolved the 'other' way 4'20" - 4"32'. The way Terry's first note of that refrain ("I") is 'revealed' from behind everything else. Genius.

Steven Litos

I once tried to explain the absolute genius of that very part to a non music geek friend co-worker one time. I think I got a funny look.

Mr39036ce

6y↑1

Benjamin Gruder pretty intense,like a door opening.

Steven Litos

Yes...great part!

Randy V.

7y↑5

I remember blasting this when I was 19 years old in 1986 in my bad ass 1972 Malibu. I was so ahead of my time. Masterpiece!

74bshs

12y↑3

Yes, I was around for the "original lineup" in '72 as well. It wasn't the same after '79 without Kath. I read somewhere that Jimmy Hendrix once said, "Kath plays guitar better than I do" (or something like that). That says something for his talent, and the group at large. And yes, I really like this song, too. The whole album, for that matter...

David TOLSON

8y↑10

Horn chart to this song. well, from a different dimension. A decent song taken completely to another level + TK's soulful chops/guitar. No one on the planet did or ever will get close.... Speechless : )

mellotronage

7y↑8

"Let me tell you now..." Love the way that fits into the next bar in the song structure. And the guitar riff at the end. Go, Terry, go !!!

Stan Leisenring

11y↑2

Such a cool song! Can't believe I forgot about it for so many years!

Ben Johnson

13y↑3

Chicago II is so tight and original, from the entire group.

g jazzy

5y↑4

Terry, I love the way you sing and play guitar in this song. You're the power house of the band. R.I.P.

Thomas Maxwell

good ear youngblood

Malvin Vice

11y↑6

Terry Kath is one of the greatest guitar players that ever walked on this earth. Hendrix even said so............

Mark Hibbett

9y↑28

Kath and Cetera singing together, great stuff.

Pizza Pie

9y↑2

@Mark Hibbett, the fellows were amazing on vocals.

john palencia

10y↑4

Love this jam.
Great times.

Beechboy68

13y↑3

I played drums in my high school years because of Chicago II 1996-200---I first heard this song in 1996 when I was 14.......been a fan ever since......and I like the 80's Chicago, and Peter Cetera come on...it was the 80's...STAY THE NIGHT is the best...love them drums fills

ChihuahuaboyDH

11y↑12

Who the bloody hell is the 1 person who disliked this??? Terry Kath was a guitar-playing GOD!!! He had tremendous singing ability, too! We miss you, Terry! R.I.P., Terry Alan Kath.

Chicago Music Fan

6y↑3

Whoever doesn't like any of Chicago's music is absolutely tone deaf.

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Donna Frost

8y↑63

Terry Kath. The heart and soul of Chicago.

Marsha Evelyn

Jimi Hendrix thought Terry was the best guitarist of the era.

Glenn McGeoch

Absolutely agree. One of the most underrated guitarists ever. Love the coda on this song.

Craig Fazekas

4y↑2

Dweezil Zappa is also a huge fan, if you wanted to know... 😎

Randy Kohler

Without a doubt Terry was the heart and soul. The band was never the same after his death.

John G

8y↑4

+Donna Frost Couldn't have said it better myself. They never have properly replaced Terry's voice.

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Rexor Mg

Greatest guitar player of all time (that riff at the end of the song is my favorite guitar riff of all time)and an insane drummer !!! My dad caught his drum sticks when he threw them in the audience in 1974 and I actually used them all through elementary school and jr high band classes lol, one of them had the tip colored brown from when my mother stuck it in a potted plant and used it to support the plant at some point in the 80s 😂😂😂

George Davis

3y↑1

Terry could simultaneously sing this song and play all of this guitar live. No overdub needed. Otherworldly talent.

Dustin Lewit

3y↑2

One of their best cuts!

74bshs

11y↑17

I believe Hendrix said, "He (Kath) can play the guitar better that I can." RIP, both of you guys...

Juan Gallo

He did say Kath was his favorite guitarist.

Janie Runaway

7y↑3

In addition to his kick-ass playing, Terry was rock's Ray Charles. Thank God we still have him on record. "I… dooo… love ….. you!"

MyRedPony1

6y↑17

I still miss Terry. What a loss to the world.

Thomas Maxwell

5y↑1

no doubt!!!!!!

Keith Norton

14y↑1

Chicago II is phenomenal. I'm surprised at the lack of comments on the vocals of the heart of Chicago, Robert Lamm...back then complimented by pete cetera, a really tight band with a social conscience before the over-produced post terry kath yrs...(yet still love don dacus in Hair, during his one album stint with Chicago lol)

got2bharmony

12y↑2

No dispute the first two albums were masterpieces, V and VII were in my opinion great albums too, less electric guitar oriented, but wonderfully sophisticated songs and awesome musicianship. I am surprised so many people try to rank music, musicians, art and other expressive forms. Chicago remained original and distinctive certainly until Terry Kath's disastrous death in 1978, after that they changed, but it is silly to dismiss all of their output after that, different but still valid.

Deca Cards52

6y↑7

Terry was one badass guitarist and vocalist.

74bshs

11y↑8

From a guy who was 14 when this first came out, I agree, fucking A fab!! :) RIP Terry Kath, and wishing you were here, Peter Cetera...

Ben F

12y↑8

Terry Kaths soulful voice and edgy guitar rifts certainly put Chicago in the realm of cool..While Peter Cetera wasnt bad..the band always needed its true leader- Terry Kath..just my humble o

Ms Lady Braids

9y↑26

My favorite Chicago song and album. R.I.P., Terry. I loved you then. I love you now.

Pizza Pie

@Ms Lady Braids, an excellent choice indeed from the boys of Chicago!

Леонид Холкин

11y↑3

great song!!!

Michael Colicino

6y↑1

Fuckin geniuses!! The best of the best!! what a masterpiece this song is!!

Gregory Francis

8y↑5

I pray that they mentioned Terry Kath when Chicago was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame,just heard Dialogue 1&2 plus In The Country,dammit,them tunes ROCK!!

J Arias

10y↑4

Fantastic!

Bob Lewis

Terry Kath is such a soulful singer! He brought a grittiness to the band! Can’t beat early Chicago! Rock On!

Steve Cabral

4y↑2

It's too bad that Chicago is mostly remembered now for soft-rock ballads. This was the Chicago I first fell in love with, a band that jammed as hard as anyone led by the supremely talented Terry Kath.

David Deritis

2y↑1

Maybe so but many of us remember (and LOVE) those early years: Terry Kath MADE CHICAGO BARRE NONE and, in my opinion, their first 2 albums were masterpieces!

johnny zell

13y↑2

TERRY KATH..ONE OF THE MOST UNDERRATED SINGERS..WRITERS..GUITARISTS..EVER!!

Donna Frost

8y↑34

Terry Kath and Peter Cetera...musical magic

karol

@Michelle C-I 👍🏻

Matt Goldberg

4y↑3

@Michelle C-I I prefer both Terry and Robert, but Peter was also terrific. Perhaps, the only other band that comes to mind for me with three awesome lead vocalists was, of course, The Beatles.

Michelle C-I

5y↑2

Bruce Wettin you are the only troll here. Move along and stop hatin on great talent. Cetera is, was and will always be the voice of Chicago, not to mention his incredible bass playing. Peace out.

Boomer Baskets

ceteera is a troll

chriskatris

13y

Terry's just a monster! One of the most over looked players/singers in R&R history. They were never the same without him. The heart and soul of what was once a truly great and daring band(and could still be top 40) Hendrix was right about him! Passion in every note he played and sang THE REAL DEAL!!! Still miss you TK

rouelibre1

13y↑1

It took me a certain while before I realised that they switched in the "I do love you" bit. Peter takes over and it makes the song. Brilliant.

Glenn McGeoch

Terry and Peter switched off vocals in a number of songs. The obvious example being "Dialogue."

sledj567

12y↑2

UNDERRATED, UNDERRATED, UNDERRATED SONG!!!

Lamar Savage

13y

@trilogypart3 I agree completely! The first record was a total monster - the second and third almost as good - and the fourth starting the transition to AM radio filler! I used to love to freak people out by playing tracks from the first three later on and asking people who they thought the band was - a lot of jaws hit the floor! Too bad this cuts off!

Pizza Pie

9y↑3

This album was never really "Chicago II." Depending on how we see it, we can call it the debut of Chicago. The previous helping was from The Chicago Transit Authority, but the fellows had to change their band's name. Anyway, it's still classic Chicago, and the boys were so prepared to begin by ending the 60s with a bang so as to enter the 70s with full force. Tragically, the loss of Ter was a blow from which many fans feel that the fellows could never truly recover.

Pizza Pie

@*****, it's amazing how lawsuits can shakeup a band's routine for its career.

manco82

7y↑1

It's the same 7 guys on CTA or "Chicago". They simply had a slight name change due to the real CTA threatening to sue.

Gordie Helmkay

13y↑1

WOW!!! What a great tune! Takes me wayyyyyy back! What's with today's music scene???

Jerry Mammoser

Just hear Danny’s bass drum. Kicking so perfectly in the groove. He was the real deal.

Legoairborne101

14y↑3

best 6:31 seconds of my life.

Howard Parks

13y

Love the interplay between Terry Kath, Robert Lamm, and Peter Cetera on this one!

Marsha Evelyn

2y↑1

IMO Chicago II was the last of the great studio albums produced by Chicago, but absolutely brilliantly diverse. After Chicago II the albums were, as Rossini said of Wagner operas, " contain wonderful moments but terrible half hours." Chicago was trying to surround 1 or 2 very good commercial songs around some mediocre jazz/rock starting with Chicago III. Loosing Kath's ear for good sound certainly hurt but, like other groups who have members leaning toward conflicting styles, the competition within tainted the chemistry.

David Deritis

I agree: well said!

ChicagoJT

12y

Guitar and the 3 lead vocals an then the drums .... omg this song is sooooo perfectly written and played in many ways ... Being a horn player i love LOVE this .... have said before and still believe that Chicago could have their OWN rock and Roll hall of fame and fill it.

sledj567

13y↑1

@Robero806 I agree, a very very underrated song!

BILL PAXTON

8y↑11

favorite chicago song

karol

Es bellísima

Boomer Baskets

in so many ways!

Instant Charma69

11y↑3

My friend, who is my age, never heard of CTA or Terry Kath asked me if Jimmy Hendrix had a horn band backup. No I said. That's Chicago. That's Chicago? Yep. I have a setting on the volume knob for Chicago music. It's "11".

David Dragavon

I was privileged to see the original band twice! Way back 72 and 74. It is too bad every one didn't have thar experience! I won't forget it.

Bill McKinney

9y↑12

Cross between ABB and Jimi., That ONLY Terry, Peter, Bobby, Walt, Lee Danny and Jim could deliver

borgduck

11y↑4

FUCKING FAB!!!!

Daniel Corleone

An Iconic Chicago group I saw from their begin's at Holiday Ballroom on South Side Kedzie Avenue.

Dan F

11y

trilogypart3 and 1953jazzman both hit it square on the mark! The first three and the seventh albums; outside of those, it seemed that Chicago "mershed" out, as did another one of my all-time favorite bands, Blue Oyster Cult. BOC's first three albums were the best, then they mershed out after that.

StevieB1362

12y↑1

A very soulful rocking song. Is it just me or is this song very reminiscent of the sound of Sly & the Family Stone? Some of the horn harmonies sound eerily similar to theirs.

borgduck

13y↑1

@trilogypart3 I couldn't agree with you more, mate! I had a friend who was into the Grunge scene & when I told him that I was a Chicago fan his reaction was that I had "crap" taste in music. Upon hearing stuff like "Poem 58" he humbled himself & was forced to change his bloody mind!!

dreck34

12y↑1

@hooeybrown Yes, Lamm wrote the bulk of the famous classic songs, and Pankow wrote some as well, but not Kath. He wrote very little to none of the famous stuff. His contributions were in the soul and fire of the band, of course his guitar and vocals... but much less so in the writing. (And he did write some good pieces!)

MrVato53

On this album Kath wrote or helped write 6 songs....

井川圭

10y↑1

夢のような歌！

endless441

13y

They were at their best before AM radio,

chris graves

13y

i stopped buying chicago albums the day terry kath left this world. it just wasnt the same without him. here's to chicago 1-10, which WAS chicago at its finest moment!

vanhouten64

12y

I don't think any band ever dropped off as far as did Chicago. The first couple of albums are right up there with just about anybody - I think they achieved a distinct sound in the same manner as did Led Zeppelin, Yes, the Doors, Kansas, Jethro Tull, all the other great bands of that era - but it was pretty much downhill thereafter but for occasional flashes of the original brilliance. Genesis may have fallen even further but I don't really care for even their good stuff.

1mariajz

13y

listening to this right now.. OMG.

thejimmyzshow

12y

@trilogypart3 V and VI have some stellar moments as well. Hit by Varese is fantastic, and What's This World Coming To & Now That You've Gone are both smokin' hot.

john portwood

13y↑1

@1953jazzman I play sx, first started gigging in 1967.. Played alot of Chicago`s music in my early tears. Saw them live 6 times but never after the death of guitarist Terry Kath...The band was never the same. Not bad, just not appealing to my ears.

Andy Roman

14y↑2

This sounds like something Steely Dan would have covered with all the frequent key changes. LOL

borgduck

13y

@1953jazzman Indeed! I love playing this era of Chicago, here in England, & the utterly radical response I get from people. THIS is "If You Leave Me Now" Chicago? "Hard To Say I'm Sorry" Chicago?!

karol

PC & TK 😍🤤 sounds so good👌🏻

NoManinNoMan’sLand

13y

The Carnegie Hall album made all these songs 5x better.

simon boyd

11y

the best john ever

theeasybeats

13y

was in big hit to me

yumi smily

5y↑1

懐かしくて、狂おしいの！

johnny zell

12y

AGREE 100% WITH TRILOGY PART THREE

PinkOld

12y↑2

I love Lamm's voice, but this ain't Lamm singing with Cetera here. It's Kath.

Sublime Music Channel

11y

This is the only Chicago I listen to, too, though it doesn't make sense to think that record sales would jump if they went back to the style that had by then lost large-scale popularity--causing them to start producing the stuff for which they are now known and that I cannot stand. They did it because soul (and "soul rock") had slipped as the money-making genres in the first place. Sad, because it's the music I care about (that and psychedelia). The original music still sells some units, but...

rdubuquejr

11y

Daniel, I agree with you, and among the best!!

Musicdudeyoutub

12y↑1

I'll cry if someone dislikes this

Chicago Music Fan

Musicdudeyoutub the only way someone couldn't like this is that they're from another planet. Chicago is the very best then and now and Peter is awesome

Jared Kelly

667^ like. This ain’t the devil’s music. This should be top 10 all time

Boomer Baskets

talking bout life and living

dreck34

12y

@1953jazzman I agree that the first three albums were great... but "the fourth starting the transition to AM radio filler"??? Ummm....not quite! The fourth was Carnegie Hall and it consisted of music from the first three albums (plus 'Richard'). Then came the totally amazing 'V', maybe their best album ever. Only two hits on it "Saturday In The Park" & "Dialogue" -hardly AM radio filler! Then came VI, also an excellent album, but yeah, the turn began here with 'Just You and Me'....

sledj567

13y

Respond to this video... Very very underrated song

Bruno Brito da silva

8y↑1

can anyone listen to the keys on this?

Lamar Savage

12y

@dreck34 You make excellent points here!!!

DerGrenzgaenger

12y

Geiler Track! Schade, dass Chicago diesen Power nach Terry Kath (t) nie mehr erreicht hat...

simon boyd

13y

@trilogypart3 chicago transit authority trilogy is there best grass roots chicago i have just about every album cd !! love them to the die i beginings and south california purples and question 67 68 and introduction ahh!! f itt!!! the whole albums awesome!!!

Jeffrey Hall

Hanging around Charles Thomas' house!

yumi smily

すごいの一言。
UP、ありがとうございました。

MrDaveshere

12y

@trilogypart3 So very true!!!

victor lassey

11y

good song - real Terry K

N01NP

12y

@dreck34 - Ironically Kath wrote this particular tune!

David Standfast

11y

No...that is Chicago III

stoopidmonkeyful

7y↑2

My most fav Chicago tune! However, the live Carnegie Hall version (from Chicago IV) is vastly superior.

Dale Duke

Terry Kath. The best. Too bad they went to ballads, Cetera,... Well..... Meh.

Georges Le Carboulec

3y↑1

No one like this band wil be ever.

David Deritis

Agree!

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