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Chicago’s 1971 hit from their second album – Chicago (sometimes retroactively called Chicago II).
Made famous, in part, by its unique and not obviously understood title (they finished writing the lyrics at 3:34, which is 25 or 26 minutes until 4 o'clock), as well as the bass guitar riff and the gui...
[Verse 1: Peter Cetera]
Waiting for the break of day
Searching for something to say
Flashing lights against the sky
Giving up, I close my eyes
[Chorus: All]
Sitting cross-legged on the floor
Twenty-five or six to four
[Verse 2: Peter Cetera]
Staring blindly into space
Getting up to splash my face
Wanting just to stay awake
Wondering how much I can take
[Chorus: All, Peter Cetera]
Should I try to do some more?
Twenty-five or six to four
Oh yeah
[Instrumental]
[Verse 3: Peter Cetera]
Feeling like I ought to sleep
Spinning room is sinking deep
Searching for something to say
Waiting for the break of day
[Chorus: All]
Twenty-five or six to four
Twenty-five or six to four
25 or 6 to 4 was written by Robert Lamm.
25 or 6 to 4 was produced by James William Guercio.
Chicago released 25 or 6 to 4 on Mon Jan 26 1970.
In an interview with The Straight Dope released October 18, 2000, Robert Lamm stated this:
Lamm says it’s simpler than that. “The song is about writing a song. It’s not mystical,” he says. Take a look at some of the lyrics:
Waiting for the break of day—He’s been up all night and now it’s getting c...
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