(You Drive Me) Crazy

Britney Spears · Triple Feature [2012]

Baby, I'm so into you

You've got that something, what can I do?

Baby, you spin me around, oh

The earth is movin, but I can't feel the ground



Every time you look at me

My heart is jumpin', it's easy to see

Lovin' you means so much more

More than anything I ever felt before



You drive me crazy

I just can't sleep

I'm so excited, I'm in too deep

Oh, Oh, Oh crazy, but it feels all right

Baby thinking of you keeps me up all night



Oh, Oh, Oh



Tell me you're so into me

That I'm the only one you will see

Tell me I'm not in the blue, oh

That I'm not wastin'

My feelins on you



Lovin' you means so much more

More than anything I ever felt before



You drive me crazy

I just can't sleep

I'm so excited, I'm in too deep

Oh, Oh, Oh crazy, but it feels all right

Baby thinking of you keeps me up all night



Crazy, I just can't sleep

I'm so excited I'm into deep

Crazy, but it feels all right

Every day and every night



You drive me crazy

(You drive me crazy, baby)

I'm so excited, I'm in too deep

Oh, Oh, Oh crazy

(You make me feel all right)

Baby thinking of you keeps me up all night



You drive me crazy

(You drive me crazy, baby)

Yeah yeah yeah

Oh, Oh, Oh crazy

But it feels all right

Baby thinking of you keeps me up all night



Baby thinking of you keeps me up all night

(You Drive Me) Crazy

Released in 1999, (You Drive Me) Crazy stands as a defining track from Britney Spears' debut era, capturing the high-energy pop sound that propelled her to global stardom. Featured on the album ...Baby One More Time, the song showcases Spears' signature blend of dance-pop and teen-oriented melodies that characterized her early discography. The recording highlights her ability to deliver infectious hooks and playful vocal performances, cementing her status as a pop icon. As part of a prolific period that included hits like Oops!...I Did It Again, this track remains a staple of late nineties pop music, reflecting the vibrant production styles and youthful themes that defined the genre during that time.