Crazy She Calls Me Rod Stewart

"Crazy She Calls Me" by Rod Stewart, released in 1971, is a #Jazz ballad that explores themes of love, longing, and emotional vulnerability. The lyrics convey a sense of devotion and the bittersweet nature of relationships. Unique elements include Stewart's soulful vocals and a smooth, melodic arrangement. The song has resonated with audiences for its heartfelt expression and remains a classic in Stewart's repertoire.

I say I'll move the mountains
And I'll move the mountains
If she wants them out of the way
Crazy she calls me
Sure, I'm crazy
Crazy in love, I say

I say I'll go through fire
And I'll go through fire
As she wants it, so it will be
Crazy she calls me
Sure, I'm crazy
Crazy in love, you see

Like the wind that shakes the bough
She moves me with a smile
The difficult I'll do right now
The impossible will take a little while
I say I'll care forever
And I mean forever
If I have to hold up the sky
Crazy she calls me
Sure, I'm crazy
Crazy in love am I

Like the wind that shakes the bough
She moves me with a smile
The difficult I'll do right now
The impossible will take a little while
I say I'll care forever
And I mean forever
If I have to hold up the sky
Crazy she calls me
Sure, I'm crazy
Crazy in love am I
Crazy in love

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