Born 1971 in Corpus Christi, Texas, U.S., Roger wanted to be a country musi… Read Full Bio ↴Born 1971 in Corpus Christi, Texas, U.S., Roger wanted to be a country music singer since he was six years old. He's got a business degree from Sam Houston State University. His first album release was in 1999 (Having Fun All Wrong). After that he released three more albums. He is known for his high energy performances.

After Roger had an unsuccessful experience playing piano for a local band, he decided to create his own. The following is a list of the members of the Roger Creager Band along with the instruments they play.

Craig Smith - lead guitar
Alan Huff - piano, accordion, washboard
Matt Medearis - drums
John T. Slaughter - fiddle, mandolin
Stormy Cooper - bass guitar

Discography

Albums
- Live Across Texas (2004)
- Long Way to Mexico (2003)
- I Got the Guns (2002)
- Having Fun All Wrong (1999)

Popular songs
- The Everclear Song
- Love
- Having Fun All Wrong
- I Got The Guns
- Things Look Good Around Here
- Long Way To Mexico
- Love Is Crazy

Crazy Again
Roger Creager Lyrics

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There's a long line of freedom
Passed down in my name
Like rum and rye whiskey
It runs through my veins

The wayfaring soles
Of the sage and the sea
The cowboys, sailors and me

Well, no jail and no woman
Can hold me for long
They'll wake in the morning
And I'll be gone

And some things in this world
Were meant to be free
Like cowboys, sailors and me

Yeah, but I ran off with a circus
Chasing my insanity
There's ports and harbors and oceans
That I've never seen

Hey, but I'm out here doing what I love
So tonight when you're down on your knees
Would you say a prayer for cowboys
And sailors and sad guitar players like me

Now this path that I've chosen
It never seems to end
And I know this highway
Like the back of my hand

So I trade my living
For all these songs that I sing
'Bout cowboys and sailors and me

Yeah, but I ran off with a circus
I'm free as a lone tumbleweed
And there's places and wide open spaces
That I've never seen

Hey, but I'm out here doing what I love
So tonight when you're down on your knees
Would you say a prayer for cowboys
And sailors and sad guitar players like me

'Cause I make my living
Singing songs about women
And cowboys and sailors and me

'Cause I make my living
Singing songs about

Overall Meaning

the places I've been
And cowboys and sailors and me

The lyrics of "Crazy Again" by Roger Creager capture the free spirit of cowboys and sailors who wander, forever seeking their next adventure. The song's narrator proudly claims his freedom, inherited from generations before him, that runs through his veins like rum or whiskey. He identifies with the wayfaring souls of the sage, the sea, and himself, endlessly moving without constraint. No jail or woman can hold him, as he wakes early and departs unnoticed. This song is a tribute to the timeless longing for wide-open spaces and boundless freedom.

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