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Make Me Crazy

from Turning Monochrome by Genuine Jacks

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lyrics

Bored of the faces
I see every day
The empty phrases
Keeping us at bay

I’m sick and tired
Of going against the grain
Preaching to the choir
Left standing in the rain

You’re there every time I close my eyes
Make me crazy, baby, make me bad
Don’t you remember all the fun we had
You got me hooked in

Can’t shake the feeling
I’m losing at this game
When all I hear is:
Won’t you come out to play?

Hold me I’m reeling
Falling out of frame
Kicking and screaming
When no one’s left to blame

You’re there every time I close my eyes
Make me crazy, baby, make me bad
Don’t you remember all the fun we had
I know you want it, baby, take me back

You’re there every time I close my eyes
Make me crazy, baby, make me bad
Don’t you remember all the fun we had
You got me hooked in

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from Turning Monochrome, released September 24, 2019

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