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Allman Brothers Band, The ~ Crazy Love


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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