Crazy Days
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Crazy Days
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I cannot sleep
There's too much noise in my head
I cannot sleep
I wanna be in here instead
When I look at you
I know that you will never let me down
So why don't you just get out
I never thought that this could come to this
I just wanna live my wedded bliss in peace now
Could you not hear my shout
But I can
To my dismay
You went away
I cannot sleep
There's too much noise in my head
When I look at you
I know that you will never let me down
So why don't you just get out
I never thought that this could come to this
I just wanna live my wedded bliss in peace now
You could never miss (shhhh)
But I caaaaaaan
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Who performs "Crazy Days"?
Muse performs "Crazy Days", and this lyric page sits inside the Muse catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Ghosts (How Can I Move On) (feat. Elisa) and Butterflies And Hurricanes with a short reason for opening each page next.
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