Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Theme Song
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Theme Song
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I was
Working hard at a New York job
Making dough but it made me blue
One day I was crying a lot
And so I decided to move to
West Covina, California
Brand-new pals and new career
It happens to be where Josh lives
But that’s not why I'm here!
[Backup Singers]
She’s the crazy ex-girlfriend!
[Rebecca]
What? No, I'm not
[Backup Singers]
She’s the crazy ex-girlfriend!
[Rebecca]
That’s a sexist term!
[Backup Singers]
She’s the crazy ex-girlfriend!
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