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Top Pop Songs by Chicago
1. Hard To Say I'm Sorry
2. Look Away
3. If You Leave Me Now
4. You're The Inspiration
5. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is
6. Saturday In The Park
7. Hard Habit To Break
8. Just You 'n' Me
9. Will You Still Love Me
10. I Don't Wanna Live Without Your Love
11. Love Me Tomorrow
12. 25 Or 6 To 4
13. What Kind Of Man Would I Be
14. Wishing You Were Here
15. Baby, What A Big Surprise
16. Call On Me
17. Feelin' Stronger Every Day
18. Old Days
19. Make Me Smile
20. Beginnings

Most Viewed Artist Pages
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1. Rush
2. The Archies
3. The Beatles
4. Rod Stewart
5. Gucci Mane
6. Aerosmith
7. Linkin Park
8. Frankie Valli, 4 Seasons
9. Green Day
10. Van Halen
11. The Rolling Stones
12. Elvis Presley
13. Paul McCartney
14. Red Hot Chili Peppers
15. Stevie Wonder
16. Mariah Carey
17. U2
18. Bon Jovi
19. Carpenters
20. Chicago

Most Viewed Song Title Pages
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1. The Theme From A Summer Place
2. In The Mood
3. Romeo And Juliet
4. Killing Me Softly With His Song
5. Every Breath You Take
6. Grazing In The Grass
7. Can't Take My Eyes Off You
8. Wonderland By Night
9. In The End
10. Radioactive
11. Apache
12. Hollow
13. Look For A Star
14. Don't You Worry
15. Unchained Melody

Chicago song discography

Chicago, formed in the late 1960s as Chicago Transit Authority, was a jazz and rock band. One of the lead singers for Chicago was Peter Cetera. Chicago had a long string of hit songs, including six number ones.
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