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Ahh...don't let me go.
This is a Jlack track man.
[Verse 1]
If you listen to nothing else that I say,
Hear me when I say this to you,
That little voice in the back of your mind,
Just do what it tells you to do,
I saw her there,
Crying in two empty shot glasses,
Cheers to herself then drink them down,
I should've just walked away,
But there was something about her,
(beautifully tragic)
Took a seat and said,
(So, you from outta town?)
[Chorus]I should've known she was crazy,
I've seen it in her eyes,
She's crazy, (wohohoo)

I should've known she was crazy,
I did not realize
She's crazy, (wohohoo)
I should've known she was crazy,
(she's crazy)
[Verse 2]She looked at me,
and I swear the blood froze in my veins,
Her eyes pierced my heart and made it stop,
The room started spinning,
All of a sudden my vision was blurred,
And it got cold as I felt the temperature suddenly drop,
I'm getting scared now,
But I don't show it,
But it's like she's looking through me,
So I think that she know it,
That's when she pulled me close,
Holding me so tight,
said I don't care about tomorrow,
But your mine tonight,
[Chorus]I should've known she was crazy,
I've seen it in her eyes,
She's crazy, (wohohoo)
I should've known she was crazy,
I did not realize
She's crazy, (wohohoo)
I should've known she was crazy,
(she's crazy)
[Harmonizing]Crazy (crazy)
What you do to me,
[Chorus]I should've known she was crazy,
I've seen it in her eyes,
She's crazy, (wohohoo)
I should've known she was crazy,
I did not realize
She's crazy, (wohohoo)
I should've known she was crazy,
(she's crazy)

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Pharoah Sanders (b. 1940) is a U.S. jazz saxophonist. Sanders was born on 13th October 1940 in Little Rock, Arkansas, under the name Farrell Sanders. He began his professional career playing tenor saxophone in Oakland, California. Sanders moved to New York City in 1962. He received his nickname "Pharoah" from Sun Ra, with whom Sanders performed. He came to prominence playing with John Coltrane's band starting in 1965, as Coltrane began experimenting with the music which would soon become known as avant-garde jazz.

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