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We spent the night in the back of the Target parking lot
You kept me warm in the back seat 'till the sun came up

Before long you wanted to go
It was nearly 15 below
And your car was completely covered in snow
I said, "That's the way it is in Chicago."
I said, "That's the way it is in Chicago."

You got out and you wiped off the windows
Cuz I decided that it was time to eat
I suggested IHOP, but you don't like that spot
So we ended up at the little diner down the street

Before long you wanted to go
It was nearly 15 below
And your car was completely covered in snow
I said, "That's the way it is in Chicago."
I said, "That's the way it is in Chicago."

I took out my make-up and I pulled down the mirror
You said you like me just the way I am
But I just feel better when I'm wearing mascara
Will you still like me when my lips are cherry red?

Before long you wanted to go
It was nearly 15 below
And your car was completely covered in snow
I said, "That's the way it is in Chicago."
I said, "That's the way it is in Chicago."

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from Between the Fake and Real, track released March 8, 2008

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Stolie Chicago, Illinois

Stolie has been releasing original music since 1996, has toured the US, Canada, England and Mexico, learned the biz working for a record label and PR firms and also plays music for kids as Super Stolie (www.superstolie.com).

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