Daddy Was A Cop


On The East Side Of Chicago


Back In The USA


Back In The Bad Old Days





In The Heat Of A Summer Night


In The Land Of The Dollar Bill


When The Town Of Chicago Died


And They Talk About It Still





When A Man Named Al Capone


Tried To Make That Town His Own


And He Called His Gang To War


Against The Forces Of The Law





I Heard My Momma Cry


I Heard Her Pray The Night Chicago Died


Brother, What A Night It Really Was


Brother, What A Fight It Really Was


Glory Be





I Heard My Momma Cry


I Heard Her Pray The Night Chicago Died


Brother, What A Night The People Saw


Brother, What A Fight The People Saw


Yes, Indeed





And The Sound Of The Battle Rang


Through The Streets Of The Old East Side


'Til The Last Of The Hoodlum Gang


Had Surrendered Up Or Died





There Was Shouting In The Street


And The Sound Of Running Feet


And I Asked Someone Who Said


'Bout A Hundred Cops Are Dead





I Heard My Momma Cry


I Heard Her Pray The Night Chicago Died


Brother, What A Night It Really Was


Brother, What A Fight It Really Was


Glory Be





I Heard My Momma Cry


I Heard Her Pray The Night Chicago Died


Brother, What A Night The People Saw


Brother, What A Fight The People Saw


Yes, Indeed





Then There Was No Sound At All


But The Clock Up On The Wall


Then The Door Burst Open Wide


And My Daddy Stepped Inside


And He Kissed My Momma's Face


Then Brushed Her Tears Away





I Heard My Momma Cry


I Heard Her Pray The Night Chicago Died


Brother, What A Night It Really Was


Brother, What A Fight It Really Was


Glory Be





I Heard My Momma Cry


I Heard Her Pray The Night Chicago Died


Brother, What A Night The People Saw


Brother, What A Fight The People Saw


Yes, Indeed





The Night Chicago Died


The Night Chicago Died


Brother, What A Night It Really Was


Brothe