The Road - 2002 Remaster Lyrics
Chicago
Lyrics
If you'd like to get together
Then come right over to me
Oh, we can do anything
That you'd like to do
If you'd like to give your love
Then please, just feel free
Because I may be gone tomorrow
And not even know your name, yeah, yeah, yeah
Now, please don't misunderstand my loneliness
Let's never ever talk of time
For our friends may fade away
And our hopes will say goodnight
And our friendship would be lost
It would be such a waste of life
So let's just
Let's have a good thing, girl
And let's not worry
Let's do everything we want
And let's not cry
When it's over
When I leave
Our thing won't die
If you really understand
Then come right over to me
Oh, we can play together for a while
And still be free, yeah, yeah, yeah
Song & Lyrics Facts
"Chicago - The Road - 2002 Remaster" is a classic rock song from the band Chicago's album "Chicago II." This iconic American band was formed in 1967 and has been active for over five decades, releasing numerous hit songs. It is categorized under the rock genre and was written by James Pankow, a founding member of the group who also plays trombone.
The song features powerful instrumentals with a driving beat that perfectly complements the lyrics. The band members' incredible musicianship shines through making it an enjoyable listen for fans of rock music. "Chicago - The Road - 2002 Remaster" tells a story of life on the road as a touring musician. It captures the ups and downs of the journey including the excitement, loneliness, and camaraderie shared among bandmates while traveling to various cities around the country. Overall, this song highlights the challenges and rewards of being a successful band on tour. Its relatable lyrics are sure to resonate with anyone who has experienced the thrill of travel, the highs and lows of life on the road, or just loves great rock music.