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Chicago Summer Days


Back in 2009 Me and all my friends We were maybe 9 or 10 Just hanging out, Chilling Running these Chicago streets My house was the spot Everyday we would….. Meet up to go play, Ding-Dong Ditch orrrrr Hop in the boxing gloves Hit up the corner store For 50cent freeze pops Everybody bring a dollar Put on a $1 for a 2 liter or chips But thats all over I've lost too many He's locked up, she's pregnant and nobody stands up for us, But at the end of the day those were those chicago summer days
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