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Chicago ~ Ain't It Time


Oh what a lucky day Things are going my way Sun is arising mesmerizing everything i say People all around this uptight town Someone's gonna recoginze me Ain't it time Dues i've been paying for so long only making me stronger Lady luck won't you please come to me i can't wait any longer I spend all my time writing notes and rhyme Tryin' to find new dimensions Ain't it time Time for movin' on Time enough to grow Time enough to find myself Everything's okay What a lucky day Time enough to play my guitar Competition everywhere is getting all of us down I've been makin' all the rounds i feel like a train on the wrong track Don't get lost 'cause you might get caught going out The wrong door now Ain't it time Time for movin' on Time enough to grow Time enough to find myself Everything's okay What a lucky day Time enough to play my guitar more free lyrics

Oh what a lucky day
Things are going my way
Sun is arising mesmerizing everything i say
People all around this uptight town
Someone's gonna recoginze me

Ain't it time

Dues i've been paying for so long only making me stronger
Lady luck won't you please come to me i can't wait any longer
I spend all my time writing notes and rhyme
Tryin' to find new dimensions

Ain't it time

Time for movin' on
Time enough to grow
Time enough to find myself
Everything's okay
What a lucky day
Time enough to play my guitar

Competition everywhere is getting all of us down
I've been makin' all the rounds i feel like a train on the wrong track

Don't get lost 'cause you might get caught going out
The wrong door now

Ain't it time

Time for movin' on
Time enough to grow
Time enough to find myself
Everything's okay
What a lucky day
Time enough to play my guitar

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