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Artist: Sandy Denny
Canonical path: /sandy-denny/crazy-lady-blues
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Crazy Lady Blues
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Crazy Lady Blues
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Missed the morning too, didn't rise before noon.
She's a lazy lady today.
Always yawning, you with your eyes on the moon.
Your're a crazy lady I'd say, da da da.
Now should I say more, for I know so well
And you're no hazy maiden in grey.
How can I be sure, it's not easy to tell.
But you're a crazy lady, I'd say.
Crazy lady.
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Sandy Denny performs "Crazy Lady Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Sandy Denny catalog on LyroVerse.
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