Crazy
Lil Boosie Lyrics

They say that I'm crazy, and sometimes I feel like I'm crazy But I know I'm not crazy And my mistakes don't make me, or break me
People may label me as crazy, and sometimes I may feel like it too. But deep down, I know that I am not crazy. My mistakes do not define me or make me less of a person.

They say that I'm crazy, 'Cause I pistol whipped that nigga for forty minutes, straight With my shit fuck up your face Said I was in the court I beat my murder case They must forgot I'm the reason the whole hood ate Think I'm crazy and get baptized call me Rambo in that South Side Straight in school, but in the streets I was baptized Jail charges back-to-back they like old crazy ass Boosie Boo If you was facing that needle, you would get loaded too Business-minded now I'm shining making this shit so real Can't be crazy I don't got no 360 deal Rapped about the court system 'cause that's how I feel Do wrong I'll tell you about it, that's how I is Do that make me crazy? Huh?
Some may see me as crazy because of my past actions, such as assaulting someone for a long time or going through multiple jail charges. But they forget that I am also the reason why many in my community have eaten. My experiences in the streets have taught me more than school ever could, and I have learned to channel that into my music and business ventures. Despite my controversial lyrics about the court system, I will always stay true to myself and speak my truth. And just because I have had struggles and hardships, it does not make me crazy - anyone facing similar situations would likely react the same.

I might be Girl I might be They say I'm crazy 'cause I hang round niggas like beef Nigga I'm country club living, I'm like P Don't see my other side, so keep on moving In Louisiana streets I'm like J. Prince in Houston They say my music make the goons keep goonin What about the government who don't give us opportunities huh? I ain't crazy
Maybe I am crazy, but only because of the way others perceive me. My lifestyle may include hanging around certain people, but that does not mean that I am not successful and living a luxurious life in prestigious areas. I have a reputation on the streets like executives such as J. Prince have in Houston. Although some may criticize my music, it is not as harmful as the government's lack of opportunities and support for individuals in my community. I am not the crazy one - it's the system that is.

Label ask my why you wanna name your album that I'm touching on it 'cause hell how I answer that They say I'm crazy for having all these baby mommas But I was young they was fresh so I raw dogged 'em Phone ringing don't even answer that's my dog calling Some shit I'm trying to look over he ready to off 'em Boosie music this the best shit on the market Can't be crazy I got honor roll sons and daughters Can't be crazy I ain't never toot my nose with powder But I done thug round plenty niggas toot they nose with powder Twenty three hour lockdown, two years of cold showers Couldn't turn me crazy, and couldn't turn me soft They try to take my life, but they couldn't take my power Nobody testified, I know they hate my power They say she crazy, but fucking with all them baller niggas Get your money girl, break all them niggas Shit, they ducks anyway
People may question me for various reasons, such as the name of my album or the number of children I have, but those decisions were made in the past and I am looking to move forward. I sometimes have to deal with difficult situations involving my friends, but ultimately my music is what makes me successful and it is important to me to be a good role model for my children. Despite being exposed to drugs or violence, I have not let those things ruin me - I have stayed strong and determined. Although some may want to bring me down, I still have power and will continue to succeed. And as for those who label women who date wealthy men as crazy, I say go ahead and break them - they are not worth your time anyway.