Louis Tomlinson - Chicago

Capo: 1st fret

[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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I saw you had a baby, did you

Use any of the names we liked?
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And is your brother doin’ okay?

Is he still gettin’ out of fights?
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I’m sorry that your mum don’t like me
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I’m sorry that I brought that on myself

[Pre-Chorus]
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They say, “Bitter ends turn sweet in time”
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Is that true of yours and mine?

[Chorus]
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‘Cause if you’re lonely in Chicago

You can call me, baby
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Has it been long enough that you can forgive me?
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Just because it didn’t work
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Doesn’t mean it’s meaningless to me
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It just wasn’t meant to be

[Verse 2]
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Have you seen how my life’s been goin’?

‘Cause I’ve been wondering what you’d say
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Would you have told me to keep goin’?

Or would you say to walk away?
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You always made me feel much bеtter
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And I’ll always be grateful for that

[Pre-Chorus]
Dm Am G F
They say, “Bitter ends turn sweet in time”
Dm Am G
Is that true of yours and mine?

[Chorus]
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And you feel lonely in Chicago

You can call me, baby
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Has it been long enough that you can forgive me?
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Just because it didn’t work
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Doesn’t mean it’s meaningless to me
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I didn’t have to search ‘cause I still know your number
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I bet that you didn’t think that I’d remember
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Just because it didn’t work
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Doesn’t mean it’s meaningless to me
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It just wasn’t meant to be

[Post-Chorus]
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It just wasn’t meant to be
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No, it just wasn’t meant to be
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It just wasn’t meant to be

[Chorus]
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So, if you’re lonely in Chicago

You can call me, baby
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Has it been long enough that you can forgive me?
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Just because it didn’t work
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Doesn’t mean it’s meaningless to me
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I didn’t have to search ‘cause I still know your number
Am
I bet sometimes you still like to wear my jumper
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Just because it didn’t work
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Doesn’t mean it’s meaningless to me
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It just wasn’t meant to be