I can hear her heartbeat from a thousand miles,
Hear the heavens open every time she smiles (the way that she smiles)
When I come to her, that's when I belong
Still I'm running to her like a river so,

[Chorus]
She gives me love, love, love, love, Crazy Love
She gives me love, love, love, (yes she does) Crazy Love.

She got a fine sense of humor when I'm feeling low down,
When I come home to her when the sun goes down.
She takes my troubles away, and she takes my grief (yeah),
Takes away my heartache every night like a thief and

She gives me love, love, love, love, Crazy Love
She gives me love, love, love, Crazy Love.

(Yes I need) Yes I need her in the daytime (I need her)
(Oh I need) Yes I need her in the night (I need her).
I want to throw my arms all around her.
To kiss and hug and hold you oh so tight.

Girl, this pupule love you give to me, is the only love Ill ever need.
You bring out the best in me.
And when, I close my eyes to sleep at night,
there's only one thing on my mind,
Thanking the Lord for what he gives to me,
and the happiness that you bring is so heavenly heavy
Crazy Love.
Its the way that you love me, with crazy love babe (yeah).

Well I'm returning from so far away,
So give me sweet, sweet lovin' to brighten up my day (brighten my day).
She makes me righteous and she makes me whole (yeah).
Makes me mellow down into my soul and she gives me

Love, love, love (crazy love),
She gives me love, love, love (yes she does) crazy love
She gives me all that I need, all that I want and more
She never asks for too much, give more than enough
Crazy Love
Love, crazy Love [Fade]


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