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[Chorus] Hi-de-hey. Baby, don't you wanna go? Back to that same old place. Sweet home Chicago. Come on. Baby, don't you wanna go? Well, come on. Baby, don't you wanna go? Back to that same...
- Who Wrote “Sweet Home Chicago” by The Blues Brothers
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- Robert Johnson
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- Who Wrote “Sweet Home Chicago” by The Blues Brothers
Há 6 dias · Back to that same old place. Doce lar de Chicago. Oh sweet home Chicago. Bem, um mais um é dois. Well, one and one is two. Seis mais dois é oito. Six and two is eight. Venha, querida, você não quer me atrasar. Come on baby don't ya make me late.
The Blues Brothers Lyrics. "Sweet Home Chicago". (from "The Blues Brothers" soundtrack) Come on. Oh baby don't you wanna go. Come on. Oh baby don't you wanna go. Back to that same old place. Sweet home Chicago.
7 de mai. de 2024 · Letra Tradução Significado. Come on. Oh baby don't you wanna go. Come on. Oh baby don't you wanna go. Back to that same old place. Sweet home Chicago. Come on. Baby don't you wanna go. Hidehey. Baby don't you wanna go. Back to that same old place. Oh sweet home Chicago. Well, one and one is two. Six and two is eight.
Sweet Home Chicago Lyrics by Eric Clapton from the Complete Clapton [UK] album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: Come on Baby, don't you wanna go home Come on Baby, don't you wanna go home Back from the land of California To my…
"Sweet Home Chicago" is a blues standard first recorded by Robert Johnson in 1936. Although he is often credited as the songwriter, several songs have been identified as precedents. The song has become a popular anthem for the city of Chicago despite ambiguity in Johnson's original lyrics.
