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2 years ago

I need help, its driving me crazy, please include workings out.

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insens350 [35]2 years ago

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Answer:

It's driving me crazy!

It's driving me crazy

I don't know where I stand, there's just too many people around

It's driving me crazy

I just don't understand, I'm looking but I'm making no ground

It's driving me crazy

But I know that there's no need to worry, gonna get ya

Though they tell me there's no need to hurry, got to run me down

It's driving me crazy

I don't know where I stand, there's just too many people around

It's driving me crazy

I just don't understand, I'm looking but I'm making no ground

It's driving me crazy

If you see me, you'd better start runnin', better run run

'Cause I'm telling you I'll be out guarding, gonna run you down

It's driving me crazy, it's driving me crazy

It's driving me crazy, it's driving me crazy, it's driving me crazy

It's driving me crazy

I don't know where I stand, there are just too many people around

It's driving me crazy

I just don't understand, I'm looking but I'm making no ground

It's driving me crazy

It's driving me crazy, it's driving me crazy, it's driving me crazy

Crazy, crazy, oooh, oooh, crazy, crazy, ooooh oooh,

Crazy, crazy, oooh ooooh, I'm going crazy, crazy...

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