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Boxcar Willie – Cold Windy City Of Chicago

The song was not released in single in USA. It was released in single in U.K, for the Big R label, on April 3, 1981. The song was included in Boxcar Willie's fourth studio album, Take Me Home (Column One 1980)

COLD WINDY CITY OF CHICAGO, a song written and recorded by Boxcar Willie for the Column One label, in 1979, in Nashville, TN. With the production of Jim Martin. The song was not released in single in USA. It was released in single in U.K, for the Big R label, on April 3, 1981.

The song was included in Boxcar Willie’s fourth studio album, Take Me Home (Column One 1980) .The album failed to enter the U.S Top Country Albums charts.




Boxcar Willie – Cold Windy City Of Chicago Lyrics

In this cold windy city of chicago
Here i stand i’m a-waiting for a train
Lord i wish had lots of money
Tonight i’d go home on a big jet plane

But i can’t even buy a cup of coffee
And my spirits they are a-bending low
With the wind to my back i stand along the track
In this cold windy city of chicago

Blow wind blow your fingers are colder than snow
And lord i’ve never been
Where i didn’t have a friend
Till the cold windy city of chicago

In this cold windy city of chicago
Lord the wind it chills me to the bone
And i never realized in a town of this size
How a man could feel so low and all alone

In the distance i hear the train a coming
And the whistle mourns soft and low
You can almost hear it say be glad you’re on your way
From the cold windy city of chicago
Till the cold windy city of chicago





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