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Kenny Rogers – Crazy

This was Rogers' eleventh number one Country single as a solo artist. The single spent a total of thirteen weeks in the Country chart's Top 40. It also made the Top Five of Billboard's Adult Contemporary survey.

Kenny Rogers - Crazy
Cover Single Kenny Rogers RCA 1984
Kenny Rogers – Crazy, is a song co-written and recorded by American Country music superstar Kenny Rogers. It was released in December 1984 as the second single from his 1984 album What About Me?, following the title song.
This was Rogers’ eleventh number one Country single as a solo artist. The single spent a total of thirteen weeks in the Country chart’s Top 40. It also made the Top Five of Billboard’s Adult Contemporary survey. Rogers co-wrote the track with Richard Marx, who was serving as a session musician and background vocalist for Rogers.
Kenny Rogers - Crazy
B-Side Single Kenny Rogers RCA 1984
Kenny Rogers – Crazy
From the album What About Me?
B-side «The Stranger»
Released December 17, 1984
Recorded 1984
Genre Country
Length 3:43
Label RCA Nashville
Songwriter(s) Richard Marx Kenny Rogers
Producer(s) David Foster, Kenny Rogers

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Kenny Rogers – Crazy lyrics

[Verse 1]
Girl, there are no words to say
What I feel in my heart
You, you’re on my mind night and day
And it hurts me when we’re apart
When you’re not here by my side
There is nothing in this world for me
[Chorus]
I guess I’m crazy, crazy for you, can’t you see?
And although you may think it’s crazy
Here is where I want to be
I will always need your love
[Verse 2]
Well now, I can see every dream
When I look in your eyes
And though, things never are what they seem
There is one thing that I realize
That there’s no doubt in my mind
We can make this love go on forever
[Chorus]
I guess I’m crazy, crazy for you, can’t you see?
And although you may think I’m crazy
Here is where I’ll always be
And I need you with me
[Outro]
‘Cause you are the dream
That finally came true for me
And all my life there’ll be no one else
If I looked all my life, there could be no one else
And for the rest of my life all I need is you

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