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Melissa Etheridge ~ Must Be Crazy For Me


You tell me not to call you up Cause it ties you down Don't tell your friends You've been hangin' round You must be crazy for me You say you'll see me once or twice Every week or two There's more important things That you've got to do You must be crazy for me CHORUS: Cause when I kissed you last night In my own backyard You ran so fast And you fought so hard You must be crazy for me You must be crazy for me You don't like my hair You don't like my car You don't like my friends You met at the bar You must be crazy for me I see you shake your head And you roll your eyes Your firm remark To remove my thigh You must be crazy for me (CHORUS) Do not expect you to wait Do not expect you to phone Do not expect anything When I catch you alone You must be crazy for me (CHORUS) more free lyrics

You tell me not to call you up
Cause it ties you down
Don't tell your friends
You've been hangin' round
You must be crazy for me

You say you'll see me once or twice
Every week or two
There's more important things
That you've got to do
You must be crazy for me

CHORUS:
Cause when I kissed you last night
In my own backyard
You ran so fast
And you fought so hard
You must be crazy for me
You must be crazy for me

You don't like my hair
You don't like my car
You don't like my friends
You met at the bar
You must be crazy for me

I see you shake your head
And you roll your eyes
Your firm remark
To remove my thigh
You must be crazy for me

(CHORUS)

Do not expect you to wait
Do not expect you to phone
Do not expect anything
When I catch you alone
You must be crazy for me

(CHORUS)

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