Crazier

I'd never gone with the wind
Just let it flow
Let it take me where it wants to go
Till you open the door
There's so much more
I'd never seen it before

I was trying to fly
But I couldn't find wings
But you came along
And you changed everything

You lift my feet off the ground
You spin me around
You make me crazier
Crazier
It feels like I'm falling and I,
I'm lost in your eyes
You make me crazier
Crazier
Crazier

I watched from a distance as you
Made life your own
Every sky was your own kind of blue
And I wanted to know
How that would feel
And you made it so real

You showed me something
That I couldn't see
You opened my eyes
And you made me believe

Baby
You showed me what living is for
I don't wanna hide anymore

You lift my feet off the ground
You spin me around
You make me crazier
Crazier
It feels like I'm falling and I
I'm lost in your eyes
You make me crazier
Crazier
Crazier
Crazier
Crazier


I love this song :)

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