Editing Twenty 1 (section)

== Track listing ==
{{Track listing
| extra_column = Vocals
| title1   = Explain It to My Heart
| length1 = 4:44
| writer1 = [[Diane Warren]]
| extra1   = [[Jason Scheff]], with [[Bill Champlin]]
| title2   = If It Were You
| length2 = 4:43
| writer2 = J. Scheff, Darin Scheff, Tony Smith
| extra2   = J. Scheff
| title3   = You Come to My Senses
| length3 = 3:49
| writer3 = [[Billy Steinberg]], [[Tom Kelly (musician)|Tom Kelly]]
| extra3   = J. Scheff
| title4   = Somebody, Somewhere
| length4 = 4:21
| writer4 = Bill Champlin, Dennis Matkosky, [[Kevin Dukes]]
| extra4   = Champlin
| title5   = What Does It Take
| length5 = 4:38
| writer5 = J. Scheff, [[Gerard McMahon]]
| extra5   = J. Scheff
| title6   = One from the Heart
| length6 = 4:43
| writer6 = [[Robert Lamm]], McMahon
| extra6   = Robert Lamm
| title7   = [[Chasin' the Wind]]
| length7 = 4:18
| writer7 = Warren
| extra7   = Champlin
| title8   = God Save the Queen
| length8 = 4:19
| writer8 = [[James Pankow]], J. Scheff
| extra8   = Champlin
| title9   = Man to Woman
| length9 = 3:56
| writer9 = J. Scheff, [[Adam Mitchell (songwriter)|Adam Mitchell]]
| extra9   = J. Scheff
| title10   = Only Time Can Heal the Wounded
| length10 = 4:43
| writer10 = Lamm, McMahon
| extra10   = Lamm
| title11   = Who Do You Love
| length11 = 3:20
| writer11 = Champlin, Matkosky
| extra11   = Champlin
| title12   = Holdin' On
| length12 = 4:15
| writer12 = Champlin, Tom Saviano
| extra12   = Champlin, with J. Scheff
}}


''The 2009 remaster features the single edit of "Explain It to My Heart" as a bonus track''

Unreleased:
*"Love Is Forever" was recorded during the ''Twenty 1'' sessions and later released as a bonus track on ''[[Chicago XXXII: Stone of Sisyphus]]''.
*"Secrets of the Heart" remained unreleased, circulating unofficially online. This song was replaced by "Explain It to My Heart" on the final track list.
*"Holdin' On" has been found online in demo form. This was recorded in 1988 with Bill Champlin's wife, Tamara, on lead vocals and Dawayne Bailey on guitars. "Holdin' On" was originally intended for ''Chicago 19''.