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Crazy love By dickey betts (c) 1979 emi blackwood music inc. and pangola publishing company Transcribed by johnny olsa Some-where down on a back street Way down deep in the back seat Where i first learned how to moan your name, I remember the night i met ya Ooh sweet mama, i just can't forget ya Can't stop thinkin' 'bout your crazy love Crazy love Crazy love I love you mama But you're too bad to change Crazy love Crazy love I love you mama Uh, uh I'm laid up here lookin' at my shoes Stuck here with these hotel blues I wish you'd only just call me on the phone Ain't no doubt and i don't mean maybe Whoo! i just can't forget about you baby Can't stop thinkin' 'bout your crazy love Crazy love Crazy love I love you mama But you're too bad to change more free lyrics

Crazy love
By dickey betts
(c) 1979 emi blackwood music inc. and pangola publishing company
Transcribed by johnny olsa

Some-where down on a back street
Way down deep in the back seat
Where i first learned how to moan your name,

I remember the night i met ya
Ooh sweet mama, i just can't forget ya
Can't stop thinkin' 'bout your crazy love

Crazy love
Crazy love
I love you mama
But you're too bad to change

Crazy love
Crazy love
I love you mama
Uh, uh

I'm laid up here lookin' at my shoes
Stuck here with these hotel blues
I wish you'd only just call me on the phone

Ain't no doubt and i don't mean maybe
Whoo! i just can't forget about you baby
Can't stop thinkin' 'bout your crazy love

Crazy love
Crazy love
I love you mama
But you're too bad to change

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