Crazy Legs chords by Gene Vincent

Crazy Legs:Gene Vincent.
On CAPITOL Records in 1957.


INTRO: E A D A E


#1.
        A
Well, I got a little woman called, Crazy Legs,

she's the queen of the teenage crowd.
A
All the cats stuffin' nickels in the ol' jukebox,
                                      A7
just to watch her do The Bop when the music gets loud.

CHORUS:
      D                                        A
Crazy Legs, Crazy Legs, a-boppin' all over the floor.
A
Do The Bop, Crazy Legs, do The Bop.
E                   D                       A
She's my baby and I don't mean maybe, she's mine, mine,

mine, all mine.

#2.
A                                  E
But I'm crazy about Crazy Legs and Crazy Legs' crazy
      A
about me.
          D
Well, I'm crazy about Crazy Legs and Crazy Legs crazy
      A
about me.
      E                   D                       A
Well, she's my baby and I don't mean maybe, she's mine,

mine, mine, all mine. (Jump!)


INTERLUDE: A D A E D A

#3.
A
Well, when she hears the music, well, it gets in her feet.
A
Well, then she starts a-rocking with the crazy beat.
    D
She does a different kind of rhythm with every song.
             E
Well, that's why they call her Crazy Legs, she's real gone.

CHORUS:
      D                                        A
Crazy Legs, Crazy Legs, a-boppin' all over the floor.
A
Do The Bop, Crazy Legs, do The Bop.
E                   D                       A
She's my baby and I don't mean maybe, she's mine, mine,

mine, all mine. (jump in!)


INTERLUDE: A D A E A

#4.
E             A
Well, she can Bop, she can Boogie, she can move and jump,

with a style that's all her own.
     D
Just give her lots of room and a rock 'n' roll tune,
    E
and she will do The Bop till the cows come home.

OUTRO:
      D                                        A
Crazy Legs, Crazy Legs, a-boppin' all over the floor.
A
Do The Bop, Crazy Legs, do The Bop.
E                   D                       A
She's my baby and I don't mean maybe, she's mine, mine,

mine, all mine. (Do The Bop!)



A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.