Bad Advice

PETER P. CETERA, DAVID WALTER FOSTER, JAMES C. PANKOW

She said, "Tell me what it's all about." I said "Why, why, why?
It's just something you could do without. You better try, try try."
She said, "I can't reach you on the telephone.
I can't call you when you're not at home.
You keep saying that you're all alone.
That's a lie, lie, lie."

[Chorus:]
Bad advice had me down and undone. Got to try again to believe in myself.
Look at me, I'm alone in the end. Can you see me falling, falling down.
I said, "Mama can you get it straight?" She said "Why, why, why?"
-"I want to tell you that it just can't wait, so let's try, try, try"
She said, "I don't care where you might have gone.
I don't care 'cause you've done me wrong.
You been doin' it far too long,
So goodbye, bye, bye."

[Chorus]
She said "Tell me what it's all about." I said, "Why, why, why?
It's just something you can do without. You better try, try, try."
"I can't reach you on the telephone. I can't call you when you're not at home
You keep saying that you're all alone. That's a lie, lie, lie.

Trivia about the song Bad Advice by Chicago

On which albums was the song “Bad Advice” released by Chicago?
Chicago released the song on the albums “Chicago 16” in 1982, “Christmas: What's It Gonna Be, Santa?” in 2003, and “The Studio Albums 1979-2008” in 2015.
Who composed the song “Bad Advice” by Chicago?
The song “Bad Advice” by Chicago was composed by PETER P. CETERA, DAVID WALTER FOSTER, JAMES C. PANKOW.

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