1) Wilson is not a fucking "internet band". They’re five dudes in a van wit… Read Full Bio ↴1) Wilson is not a fucking "internet band". They’re five dudes in a van with beards and big dicks- working harder than your parents. But instead of giving their all as stockbrokers or auto-mechanics or assistant branch managers their job is to destroy your party. Forget debates about the music industry, about download analytics, mp3 singles, and the “charts”. Screw genres. All that has nothing to do with music. But when that Wilson van cruises into your town that shit is REAL. Real MUSIC. Real LIFE. Real LOUD. Real SWEATY. And real fucking FUN.

You know who is FUN? Matt Puhy defines fun. What’s more fun than a naught flirty blonde with washboard abs that knows how to handle his “stixxx”? That bangs it out harder every night than you did the first time you took E.

What about SWEATY? Yeah that’s right- Jason Spencer gets sweaty. That’s what happens when you treat a fret-board likes it’s a ninja war, and you relentlessly SHRED EVERYTHING IN YOUR PATH FOR AN HOUR. When the sweat drips all the way from his head down his well-muscled body down to his huge heavy balls- he’s just begun. Probably still warming up.

LOUD. Kyle Landry defies loud. His ice blue eyes are silent. He doesn’t small talk or “chit chat”. But when he could only get his amp to go to “11” he threw it in the fucking garbage. Then he built a new one out of raw iron, testosterone and grizzly bear semen. And all the unsaid things he hides behind those quiet blue eyes come out of that amp louder than Skrillex’s cries for help if his DJ hand got caught in a blender.

As for real MUSIC, James Lascu’s DNA coils into the shape of a bass clef. Don’t believe me? Ask a scientist, douche-bag or just get the wax out of your ears. Subwoofers tremble when he plugs in. Then he makes them sing like Maria Callas. #S&M Sadism and melody.

Real LIFE. Isn’t there a voice inside your head? That screams “BULLSHIT” all the time? That wants to tell the world how you feel? That voice is the CHAD NICEFIELD in you. The real life drilling its way to the surface. Telling the truths that you were afraid to. The moaning screams that you thought were all your own. Real words. Real thoughts. Real life. That’s all Chad knows. And he can see that all in you.

And that’s it. That’s Wilson. A band that has toured relentlessly since since 2010, through big cities and little podunks. A band that records its albums the ol’ fashioned way: with instruments. And analog gear. Fifth and sixth and twentieth takes. A band that brings that last Friday night on Earth mentality to the stage every night. They’ll never quit on you. And that’s real talk. That’s #FUCKERY. And that’s WILSON.

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Crazy
Wilson Lyrics

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Crazy
Crazy for feeling so lonely
I'm crazy
Crazy for feeling so blue

I knew
You'd love me as long as you wanted
And then someday

You'd leave me for somebody new

Worry
Why do I let myself worry
Wondrin'
What in the world did I do

Crazy
For thinking that my love could hold you
I'm crazy for tryin'
Crazy for cryin'
And I'm crazy
For lovin' you

Crazy
For thinking that my love could hold you
I'm crazy for tryin'
Crazy for cryin'

And I'm crazy
For lovin' you

Overall Meaning

Wilson's "Crazy" is a melancholic song that expresses the feelings of heartbreak and self-doubt. In the first verse, Wilson sings about feeling lonely and blue, emotions that are the result of being in love with someone who no longer feels the same way. She knows that her lover will leave her one day for someone new, and this knowledge adds to her sense of loneliness and desperation. The chorus repeats the word "crazy" multiple times, suggesting that the singer recognizes that her emotions don't make sense, yet she can't help how she feels.

The second verse is all about worrying and questioning the reasons behind the failed relationship. The singer is wondering what she did wrong and why her love couldn't hold onto her lover. The chorus repeats again, this time with Wilson's passionate vocals driving home the song's central message. The singer is crazy, but not just for trying and crying over someone who doesn't love her back. She is also crazy for loving them despite the impossibility of the situation.

Line by Line Meaning

Crazy
Introducing the theme of the song, which is centered around the intense emotions experienced by the singer.

Crazy for feeling so lonely
Declarative statement of the singer's current mental state - they are consumed by feelings of loneliness.

I'm crazy
Reiteration and reinforcement of the previous line's statement regarding the singer's mental state.

Crazy for feeling so blue
The artist continues to emphasize the intensity of their emotions, using the metaphor of 'blue' to describe a deep sadness or depression.

I knew
The artist shifts to a new topic: their expectations of the relationship they are in.

You'd love me as long as you wanted
The singer recognizes that their partner's love for them has a time limit, indicating an uneasiness in the relationship itself.

And then someday
The singer continues their thought from the previous line, imagining a future beyond their relationship's expiration date.

You'd leave me for somebody new
The artist's fear is realized, as they envision their partner leaving them for someone else.

Worry
A new thematic shift – the artist is now focused on their own emotional state and how it relates to their relationship.

Why do I let myself worry
A rhetorical question, emphasizing the futility of worrying about something that is beyond one's control.

Wondrin'
A continuation of the previous line's thought, with the singer questioning their own actions and trying to make sense of their emotional turmoil.

What in the world did I do
The artist is bewildered by their own actions or inactions and how they may have led to their current emotional state.

Crazy for thinking that my love could hold you
The singer is acknowledging the irrationality of their own thoughts and feelings, recognizing that their love alone cannot save their relationship.

I'm crazy for tryin'
The singer is reiterating the futility of their own attempts to make the relationship work, despite knowing that it is doomed to fail.

Crazy for cryin'
The singer recognizes the ridiculousness of their own emotional outbursts, acknowledging that their tears will not change the reality of their situation.

And I'm crazy
A final reiteration of the artist's mental state, underlining the inescapability of their emotions.

For lovin' you
A powerful ending to the song, as the artist acknowledges the depth of their feelings for their partner, despite knowing that it is unhealthy and ultimately unsustainable.

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Willie Nelson

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