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Chicago ~ Birthday Boy


Birthday boy, blow out the candles; Good friends around you, you should feel o.k. Don't look so sad and blue; Don't act forsaken, this day's for you. Good days are coming, my friend; Life can be easy 'til the end. Birthday boy, don't fear tomorrow; Changes before you; years drift away. You see life as pictures, frame to frame; Many years wasted, what a shame. Good days are coming, my friend; Life can be easy 'til the end, 'til the end. That empty feeling won't go away; Caught up in hurting, day after day; When will you see the joy in your life? It's there for you, it's there for you. Don't look so sad and blue; Don't act forsaken, this day's for you. Good days are coming, once you stop running; Life could be easy, easy for you. more free lyrics

Birthday boy, blow out the candles;
Good friends around you, you should feel o.k.
Don't look so sad and blue;
Don't act forsaken, this day's for you.
Good days are coming, my friend;
Life can be easy 'til the end.

Birthday boy, don't fear tomorrow;
Changes before you; years drift away.
You see life as pictures, frame to frame;
Many years wasted, what a shame.
Good days are coming, my friend;
Life can be easy 'til the end, 'til the end.

That empty feeling won't go away;
Caught up in hurting, day after day;
When will you see the joy in your life?
It's there for you, it's there for you.

Don't look so sad and blue;
Don't act forsaken, this day's for you.
Good days are coming, once you stop running;
Life could be easy, easy for you.

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