Baby why you wanna cry?
You really oughta know that I
Just have to walk away sometimes
We're gonna do what lovers do
We're gonna have a fight or two
But I ain't ever changing my mind

Crazy girl, don't you know that I love you?
I wouldn't dream of going nowhere
Silly woman come here let me hold you
Have I told you lately I love you like crazy, girl?

I wouldn't last a single day
I'd probably just fade away
Without you I'd lose my mind
Before you ever came along
I was living life all wrong
Smartest thing I ever did is make you all mine

Crazy girl, don't you know that I love you?
I wouldn't dream of going nowhere
Silly woman, come here let me hold you
Have I told you lately I love you like crazy, girl?
Like crazy, girl

Crazy girl, don't you know that I love you?
I wouldn't dream of going nowhere
Silly woman come here let me hold you
Have I told you lately I love you like

Crazy girl, don't you know that I love you?
I wouldn't dream of going nowhere
Silly woman come here let me hold you
Have I told you lately I love you like crazy, girl?

Like crazy
Oh crazy girl
Like crazy
Oh crazy girl


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Crazy Girl Lyrics as written by Liz Rose Lee Brice

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    This video is adorable. This song is simple, basically this guy is crazy for this girl. But like every relationship they get into arguments and the girl may be doubting and upset about how her man really feels about her. This song is a reminder that no matter what he will always love her and cannot live without her.

    kelzo92on June 19, 2011   Link

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