Mama Weer All Crazee Now

Quiet Riot · Collection [2000]

Ma mama weer all crazee now

Ma ma mama weer all crazee now



Woo!



I don't want to drink my whiskey like you do

I don't need to spend my money but still do

Well don't stop now ah come on

Another drop now so come on

I want it live now ah come on



That's why

That's why



I say

Ma mama weer all crazee now

Ma ma mama weer all crazee now, yeah



And you told me fool firewater won't hurt me, but you lied

And you tease me and all my ladies deserve me, I'm gonna get 'em back

But don't stop now come on

Another drop ah come on

I want it live now so come on



That's why

That's why



I say

Ma mama weer all crazee now

I say

Ma ma mama weer all crazee now



Get crazee

Yeah!

Let's go!

Let's party!



I say

Ma mama weer all crazee now

Ma mama weer all crazee now



Oh yeah



Ma mama weer all crazee now

Ooh

Ma ma ma ma mama weer all crazee now



Get crazee with me



Ma mama weer all crazee now

(Mama, mama I'm going crazee. Help me)

Ma mama weer all crazee now

(Oh help me I'm going wild and crazee)

Ma mama weer all crazee now

I say

Ma ma ma ma mama weer all crazee



I said

Ma ma ma ma mama weer all crazee now

Yeah

Ooh-ooh

About Mama Weer All Crazee Now

"Mama Weer All Crazee Now" stands as a defining anthem of the hard rock era, delivered by Quiet Riot with their signature high-energy delivery and melodic hooks. Recorded for their 1983 album *Condition Critical*, the track exemplifies the band's ability to blend aggressive riffs with catchy choruses that resonated deeply with audiences worldwide. As a staple of their discography, the song captures the raw power and theatricality characteristic of 1980s metal and hard rock, cementing Quiet Riot's status as a major force in the genre. Its enduring popularity reflects its role as a cultural touchstone, frequently covered and celebrated in live performances across decades. The recording remains a quintessential example of the band's ability to craft memorable, radio-friendly rock tracks that have transcended their initial release to become timeless classics in the canon of hard rock music.