Crazy chords
by Patsy Cline
- Crazy was written by Willie Nelson in 1961.
- Recorded by Patsy: August 21, 1961
- Released: October 16, 1961 from the album Patsy Cline - Showcase With The Jordanaires
- Music: Key of Bb Major followed by a key change to B Major in 4/4 time at ~ 70 bpm (♩)
- Chords: Bb, Eb, Dm, Cm, F, F7, Bdim7, Edim7, G7, C7, B , F#7, G#7, C#m, D#m7, E, Cdim7
Chart Legend
Numbered Circles: Fingers used to play chords O: Optional Note
Barre Line: One finger holds down multiple strings R: Root Note
Unmarked strings: Play open X: Don't play string B: Bass Note
Barre Line: One finger holds down multiple strings R: Root Note
Unmarked strings: Play open X: Don't play string B: Bass Note
Key change to B Major:
Key change to B Major:
Crazy
Song Key is highlighted - Transpose to any other key
Bb Eb Eb Dm7 Cm7 F7
Intro: || | | - | - ||
Bb G7 Cm
1. Cra-zy I'm cra-zy for feel-in' so lone-ly | 𝄎 |
F7 Bb Bdim7 Cm F7 |
I'm cra-zy Cra-zy for feel-in' so | blue - | _ |
Bb G7 Cm
I knew You'd love me as long as you want-ed | 𝄎 |
F7 Bb Cm Edim7 Bb
And then some day You'd leave me for some-bo-dy | new - | - |
Eb Edim7 Bb Bb /A /Bb /B
Bridge: Wor-ry Why do I let my-self wor-ry? | |
C7 F F7
Wond'-rin What in the world did I do... | Oh |
Bb G7 Cm
2. Cra-zy For think-in' that my love could hold you | |
Eb Dm Cm Bdim7
I'm cra-zy for try-in' And cra-zy for cry-in'
Cm F7 Bb F#7
And I'm cra-zy for lov-in' | you - |
(key change)
B G#7 C#m
3. Cra-zy For think-in' that my love could hold you | 𝄎 |
E D#m C#m Cdim7
I'm cra-zy for try-in' And cra-zy for cry-in'
C#m F#7 B E B
And I'm cra-zy for lov-in'... You... | | | |
Bass Run /Ab /Bb /B
Black numbers: Frets e |-------------|
0: play string open B |-------------|
G |-------------|
D |-------------|
A |--0---1---2--|
E |-------------|
N.B. All 'A-shape' barre chords have 2 different finger patterns - you can either
play the mini-barre with fingers 2,3,4 or the 3rd finger over 3 strings.
Patsy Cline
- Patsy Cline was born Virginia Patterson Hensley on September 8th, 1932 in Winchester, Virginia, U.S. She died under tragic circumstances from a plane crash on March 5, 1963 (aged 30) near Camden, Tennessee, U.S. She was a talented country singer who also played the piano. She performed from 1947 – 1963 with music styles including Nashville sound, country, traditional pop, rockabilly, country pop, honky tonk, swing and gospel.
- A Tribute To Patsy Cline: patsy.nu
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