I Used to Work In Chicago
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in and she asked for shoes
"What kind" I asked at the door
"Boots" she said, and boots she got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for some fowl
"What kind" I asked at the door
"Goose" she said and goose she got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for a chicken
"What part" I asked at the door
"Neck" said she and necking she got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for some eggs one day
"What kind" I asked at the door
"Fresh" she said and fresh I got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for a carpet
"What kind" I asked at the door
"Now rug" she said and a hug she got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for some groceries
What kind I asked at the door
"Butter" she said and what do you know
I don't work there no more
I don't work there no more
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in and she asked for shoes
"What kind" I asked at the door
"Boots" she said, and boots she got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for some fowl
"What kind" I asked at the door
"Goose" she said and goose she got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for a chicken
"What part" I asked at the door
"Neck" said she and necking she got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for some eggs one day
"What kind" I asked at the door
"Fresh" she said and fresh I got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for a carpet
"What kind" I asked at the door
"Now rug" she said and a hug she got
And I don't work there no more
I used to work in Chicago
In a department store
I used to work in Chicago
I did, but I don't anymore
Now a lady came in for some groceries
What kind I asked at the door
"Butter" she said and what do you know
I don't work there no more
I don't work there no more
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Writer(s): Moe Jaffe, Louis Prima, Larry Vincent
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