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Driving You Crazy
03:03
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Today I'm strutting my stuff
And I'm wearing that dress
That shows those legs that you love so much
Yeah you can look but you can't touch
And as I walk by you
I can feel you stare
I hear your "sorry" but I don't care
You said she drove you crazy
And you just couldn't resist
So now let me ask you
Am I driving you crazy?
Cuz I'm trying so hard baby
And I want you to know this is the end of your show,
You'll never touch me again
And I'm feeling so great
Since I got rid of you
I'm not trying to hide it
Although you try to fight it
You said she drove you crazy
And you just couldn't resist
So now let me ask you
Am I driving you crazy?
Cuz I'm trying so hard baby
And I want you to know this is the end of your show,
You'll never touch me again
And I should've known
That I could never make you happy
And I should've known
That you could never be happy with what you've got
You know you're driving me crazy
And as I walk by you
I can feel you stare
You say you're sorry, sorry, you're sorry, but I don't care
Am I driving you crazy?
Cuz I'm trying so hard baby
And I want you to know this is the end of your show,
You'll never touch me again
If I'm driving you crazy
Then my work here is done
And I want you to know,
You'll never touch me again
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Haunted
03:53
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3. |
The Dream
02:50
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4. |
You Scare Me
03:34
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5. |
Black
03:30
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Sandra Effert Grand Rapids, Michigan
With writing styles derived from artists such as Ingrid Michaelson and Brandi Carlile - Sandra Effert’s energetic and
soulful music portrays her unique perspective into personal and emotional stories from her own life’s experiences.
Sharing a similar sound vocally to that of Carole King, Sandra accompanies her vocals with a deliberate, passionate and complex backing of piano.
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