Got a Little Crazy

Kenny Chesney · Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates [RCA] [2007]

Steel drums still ringing in my head

Well I feel pain so I'm not dead

From the looks of things it looks like

It got a little crazy last night.



Could I get your name again

Some situation that we're in

Woke up by each others side

Got a little crazy last night.



Last thing I remember, I told the bartender

Mix rum and whatever you have

First one drink then two, then I woke up with you

So I know things can't be all that bad

But it's still a little hazy, got a little crazy last night.



Are these your shoes that I have on

Is this your bed, is this your home?

All I know is it's not mine

Got a little crazy last night.



Last thing I remember, I told the bartender

Mix rum and whatever you have

First one drink then two, then I woke up with you

So I know things can't be all that bad

But it's still a little hazy, got a little crazy last night.



I think I feel a fresh tattoo

What is it of I wish I knew

Couldn't get more out of sight

Got a little crazy last night.



Last thing I remember, I told the bartender

Mix rum and whatever you have

First one drink then two, then I woke up with you

So I know things can't be all that bad

But it's still a little hazy, sounds a little shady

I think she might have paid me, got a little crazy last night

Got a little crazy last night



Got a little crazy...

Got a Little Crazy

Kenny Chesney's "Got a Little Crazy" captures the spirited energy that defined his mid-2000s output. Released on the 2007 album Just Who I Am: Poets & Pirates, the track showcases the country star's ability to blend upbeat rhythms with relatable storytelling. During this era, Chesney solidified his reputation as a leading figure in modern country music, often exploring themes of freedom, romance, and the open road. The recording reflects his signature sound, combining polished production with a laid-back vocal delivery that resonates with fans of the genre. As part of a prolific period in his discography, the song stands as a testament to his consistent ability to craft engaging melodies that connect with a wide audience.