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Crazy

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[Piano Intro]
|     A|     D|  Dmaj7   C#m|  Bm   E7|
[Verse 1]
ACrazy,   I'm F#7crazy for F#feelin' so lBmonely
I'm Ecrazy,   crazy for E7feelin' so AblueE  
I Aknew you'd F#7love me as lF#ong as you waBmnted
and then Esomeday you'd leave me for E7somebody AnewA7  
[Bridge]
DWorry,   why do I let myself wAorry
B7Wonderin'   what in the world did EI doE7  
[Verse 2]
ACrazy,  for F#7thinkin' that mF#y love could hBmold you
I'm Dcrazy for C#mtryin', and cBmrazy for cF#7ryin'
and I'm Bm7crazy for E7lovin' yAouF7  
[Verse 3]
BbCrazy,  for G7thinkin' that Gmy love could hCmold you
I'm Ebcrazy for tDmryin', and cCmrazy for cG7ryin'
and I’m Cm7crazy for F7lovin' BbyouBb  F  Bb  

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The story behind the song

"Crazy" captures the dizzying confusion and heartache of being deeply in love with someone who doesn't return the feeling, or whose actions are unpredictable. It speaks to the feeling of losing control when love takes over, making you do and feel things that seem irrational. This song, written by Willie Nelson and popularized by Patsy Cline, is a country music standard that perfectly conveys that intense, bewildering emotional state. When you play it, channel the ache of a love that's both captivating and maddening.

AI-written from these sources:Crazy (Willie Nelson song) — Wikipedia ↗Patsy Cline — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Crazy

by Patsy Cline

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

Dmaj7

C#m

F#7

Bm7

Cm7

[Piano Intro]

A D Dmaj7 C#m Bm E7

| | | | |

[Verse 1]

A F#7 F# Bm

Crazy, I'm crazy for feelin' so lonely

E E7 A E

I'm crazy, crazy for feelin' so blue

A F#7 F# Bm

I knew you'd love me as long as you wanted

E E7 A A7

and then someday you'd leave me for somebody new

[Bridge]

D A

Worry, why do I let myself worry

B7 E E7

Wonderin' what in the world did I do

[Verse 2]

A F#7 F# Bm

Crazy, for thinkin' that my love could hold you

D C#m Bm F#7

I'm crazy for tryin', and crazy for cryin'

Bm7 E7 A F7

and I'm crazy for lovin' you

[Verse 3]

Bb G7 G Cm

Crazy, for thinkin' that my love could hold you

Eb Dm Cm G7

I'm crazy for tryin', and crazy for cryin'

Cm7 F7 Bb Bb F Bb

and I’m crazy for lovin' you

About Crazy Chords by Patsy Cline

Learn how to play Crazy by Patsy Cline with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Crazy chords”, “Crazy guitar chords”, or “Patsy Cline Crazy chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Crazy chords and for experienced players who want accurate Crazy lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, D, Dmaj7, C#m, Bm, E7.

FAQ — Crazy by Patsy Cline

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What key is "Crazy" in?

The chords for "Crazy" show the original chord names (including A, D, Dmaj7, C#m, Bm, E7). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.