Crazy crazy
Crazy fool
Cra-zy fools

If he thinks that he
Is gonna take you from me
Gotta be a crazy crazy crazy fool
Cra-zy fool

Crazy crazy
Crazy fool
Cra-zy fools

If he thinks that he
Is gonna destroy my world
Gotta be a crazy crazy crazy crazy fool
Cra-zy fool

Crazy crazy
My love for you is so strong
We went together for oh so long
Now I'm down in this misery
It's not the way love's supposed to be (supposed to be now)

Crazy crazy
Crazy fool
Cra-zy fools

If he thinks that he
Is gonna dispose my world
Gotta be a crazy crazy crazy fool
Cra-zy fool


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    I think the lyrics really go "if SHE thinks SHES gona take you away from me" like as if he were talking about his girl trying to get him to stop smokeing weed even if it did say he i agree with kingofska123 i know its about stopping weed.

    firstbornunicornon March 03, 2011   Link

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