🎸lets dance to BOSTON in chicago and chicago in boston
live concert,
🎸lets dance to BOSTON in chicago and chicago in boston
live concert,
Lyrics
Intro: Fading in clean acoustic guitar arpeggios, followed by power chords
verse
He says, come on baby
Do you want to dance with me? And I do
And I do
And I do
My head on his shoulder
his sweet breath in my ear
He may say he loves me
I love him so dear
whats a girl to do, I think i'll marry him too
Oh oh
bridge
Oh, let's get away for a while
ohhh
Let's run away for a while
Guitar Solo: Harmonized lead guitars, wah-wah pedal, sustained feedback
Chorus: Massive stacked vocal harmonies, high-energy rock anthem
Let's dance to Boston
In Chicago
Let's dance to Chicago
In Boston
Bridge: Spacey Hammond organ and melodic bass transition
Intro: Punchy horn section hits, syncopated drum beat, upbeat piano
And we're walking, we're talking
And we're holding hands
Verse: Smooth male vocals, jazzy chords, walking bassline
holding hands
It's the best
(Oh!)
(A man selling ice cream)
solo
[Chorus: Brass-heavy anthem, layers of trumpet and saxophone, bright energy
Let's dance to Boston
In Chicago
Let's dance to Chicago
In Boston
Solo: Jazz-rock guitar solo with wah effects, followed by a trombone solo
Chorus: Brass-heavy anthem, layers of trumpet and saxophone, bright energy
Oh, let's get away for a while
Oh, let's run away for a while
Oh, let's get away for a while
Oh, let's run away for a while
Let's dance to Boston
In Chicago
Let's dance to Chicago
In Boston
Solo: Jazz-rock guitar solo with wah effects, followed by a trombone solo
finale
(Doop-ba-da-doop-do-dee-ba-da-ba-do)
(Hey! I'm so glad you came out tonight everybody, much love!)
(Doop-ba-da-doop-do-dee-ba-da-ba-do)
(I'll see you after the show!)
(Hey everybody, come on and dance with me!)
A man selling ice cream
Guitar Solo: The Scholz Finale
(Screaming, sustained high note that dives into a melodic run)
(Layered, doubled guitar harmonies echoing the main melody)
Bridge: The Transition
(Punchy Chicago-style brass stabs interacting with the guitar riffs)
Outro: Grand Conclusion
(A final, soaring harmonized guitar chord that fades slowly with a warm delay)
End
(Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do)
(Three more to go!)
(Whoa!)