It was the second single released from that album, with lead vocals by Peter Cetera.

[1] Pankow has said that the song is a nostalgic piece about his childhood: Pankow told group biographer James William Ruhlmann that the group stopped performing the song live because Cetera refused to sing it, calling the lyrics "corny".

[3] Cash Box praised the "great horn work," "Danny Seraphine's fine drum parts," and Terry Kath's "great guitar licks.

"[4] Record World said that Chicago's "wall-to-wall sound returns, this time abetted by Pat Williams strings, on a side that's destined to be this year's 'Saturday in the Park.'"

Billboard Hot 100 and #3 on the Easy Listening chart.