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Crazy Girl - Phillip Walker



     
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How do you do it?
How do you do these things to me?
You're like a magician
I can tell you got your act up your sleeve
You're like a bull fighter
You got me feeling all riled up, feisty
You're like a punk rocker
You're making me want to break things
How do you do it, do it, do it, do it?
How do you do it, do it, do it to me?
You make me feel giddy and meticulous
You make me feel a million different things
You make me into a crazy, crazy girl, girl, girl
I need a straight jacket
Whenever I get around you
Cause you're like a magnet

I can't help it, I have to touch you
You're a dirty pirate
That's what I love about you
I don't feel worthy
You give me something to bow down to
How do you do it, do it, do it, do it?
How do you do it, do it, do it to me?
You make me feel giddy and meticulous
You make me feel a million different things
You make me into a crazy, crazy girl, girl, girl
You make me act a little insane
You impair my judgment, you infect my brain
You're like a hallucinogenic, an infetimine
You really know how to get to me
How do you do it, do it, do it, do it?
How do you do it, do it, do it to me?
You make me feel giddy and meticulous
You make me feel a million different things
You make me into a crazy, crazy girl, girl, girl

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Phillip Walker (born February 11, 1937, Welsh, Louisiana) is a contemporary blues guitarist most noted for his 1959 hit single, "Hello My Darling", produced by J.R. Fulbright. Although Walker has continued playing since then, he has recorded fairly sparsely. Walker grew up on the Texas Gulf Coast, and by his mid-teens was playing guitar in Houston. He rubbed shoulders with Lonesome Sundown (whom he would work again in the 1970s) and Lonnie Brooks.

Read more about Phillip Walker on Last.fm.


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