Upon Arrival (Chicago)

A chauffeur dressed in gray, holds a sign, in leather gloves, With instructions to meet the VIP upon arrival. Father, mother, and sister trading smiles and playful shoves; And their son is coming back home, coming to stay, ooh, woh, woh; A lovely teenage queen stands there, waits for the boy she loves; And she dreams of the summertime with him, upon arrival. Now announcing the touchdown of the flight, it's right on time; And a wave of excitement sweeps the room, ooh, woh, woh; ooh, woh, woh. Each second of every minute seems eternal, time standing still; Hearts beating quicker, minds racing fast. Then suddenly shouts of laughter, tears of joy, flashes of light; Handshake, introductions, lover's kiss. Now, as the people go separate ways, I stand amazed; Everyone has a story you could tell, upon arrival. Still a girl in dark glasses waits until everyone's gone. And she weeps, she's all alone, her love is lost, ooh, woh, woh; ooh, woh, woh.