Crazy As Me - Alison Krauss

Crazy As Me

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Alison Krauss and Union Station
Capo 4th fret
 
Intro A Bm C#/E B/D A F#m
A Bm C# D/F# G# D/A
 
A Bm
I'm used to being alone.
D/F# C#/E B/D A
Except for six months playing for diamond rings
Bm E7sus4 E7
and phone bills that I've waited for.
A Bm
This is the life that I chose.
D/F# C#/E B/D
I got no complaints if he is;
A Bm E7sus4 E7
if he ain't, and if he is I guess he'll send me a rose.
 
F#m E D
Just don't ask me for the truth if you choose to lie honey.
A Bm C#
And don't try to open my door with your skeleton key.
F#m E D
Some folks seem to think I only got one problem.
A Bm C# D/F# G# D/A
I can't find nobody as crazy as me.
 
Intro; A Bm C#/E B/D A F#m (this piece only).
 
A Bm
I still love what I know.
D/F# C#/E B/D A Bm E7sus4 E7
I love to ride alone and sing a song and listen to the radio.
A Bm
You can ride alone
D/F# C#/E B/D A
and if you change your mind, well, that's just fine,
Bm E7sus4 E7
But there is somethin' that you got to know.
 
F#m E D
Just don't ask me for the truth if you choose to lie honey.
A Bm C#
And don't try to open my door with your skeleton key.
F#m E D
Some folks seem to think I only got one problem.
A Bm C# D/F# G# D/A
I can't find nobody as crazy as me.
 
Solo.
 
Chords in solo follow verse.
 
F#m E D
Just don't ask me for the truth if you choose to lie honey.
A Bm C#
And don't try to open my door with your skeleton key.
F#m E D
Some folks seem to think I only got one problem.
A Bm C# D/F# G# D/A
I can't find nobody as crazy as me.
 
Ending A Bm C#/E B/D A Dsus A.

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Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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