I Ain’t Crazy Lyrics – Erin Kinsey

[Verse 1]
You called me jealous I called you shady
You said I’m losing it been acting different lately
Melodramatic out of my mind a bit
You sold me every kind of lie and I was buying it

[Chorus]
‘Til I found that pink hair tie and I guessed your password right
Since it all went down yeah I

I been hellbent on wasting Revlon
Down some Broadway bathroom sink
Brokenhearted boy I called it
Someone get this girl a drink
You’re a one two-timer a no good liar
I wish I woulda been dead wrong about you baby
But at least I ain’t crazy

[Verse 2]
You swore it up and down hand on a Bible
So that “Goodbye go to hell” that’s justifable

[Chorus]
Now I’m at this bar you’re God knows where with her
Boy you burned me good now it’s this whiskey’s turn

I been hellbent on wasting Revlon
Down some Broadway bathroom sink
Brokenhearted boy I called it
Someone get this girl a drink
You’re a one two-timer a no good liar
I wish I woulda been dead wrong about you baby
But at least I ain’t crazy yeah

Oh no
No no no

[Bridge]
No it ain’t suspicion it’s intuition
You told me I was fishing wishing something big was on the line
I thought you knew better you were clever but you proved me right

[Chorus]
And that’s why I been hellbent on wasting Revlon
Down some Broadway bathroom sink
Brokenhearted boy I called it
Someone get this girl a drink
You’re a one two-timer a no good liar
I wish I woulda been dead wrong about you baby
But at least I ain’t crazy
No boy I ain’t crazy

[Outro]
Ooh you can sure called me a lotta things
But thank God I ain’t crazy

[Verse 1]
The lyrics depict a relationship marked by distrust and deception. One partner accuses the other of being jealous and acting strangely, while the accused sells lies convincingly. It highlights the theme of manipulation and misplaced trust.

[Chorus]
After discovering evidence of their partner’s infidelity, the narrator feels vindicated and determined to move on, symbolized by wasting makeup and drowning sorrows. They acknowledge their pain, labeling the partner as deceitful and unfaithful. Despite the heartbreak, they find solace in not succumbing to delusion. It reflects resilience and self-preservation amid betrayal and disappointment.

[Verse 2]
The narrator confronts their partner’s false assurances, recognizing the hypocrisy and justifiably ending the relationship with a goodbye laden with resentment.

[Chorus]
The narrator finds themselves alone in a bar while their partner is with someone else. They acknowledge the pain caused by the betrayal and seek solace in alcohol, symbolized by wasting makeup and drowning sorrows. Despite the hurt, they refuse to deny reality, recognizing their partner’s deceit and expressing relief in retaining their sanity amidst the chaos.

[Bridge]
The narrator defends their intuition against accusations of suspicion, revealing that their partner’s behavior confirmed their suspicions. Despite being dismissed as paranoid, they were proven right, showcasing the power of intuition over deception.

[Chorus]
The narrator expresses their determination to move on from the deceitful partner, symbolized by wasting makeup and seeking solace in a drink. Despite the heartbreak, they find comfort in their sanity and self-awareness, rejecting the gaslighting attempts. They assert their resilience and self-worth, grateful for maintaining clarity amidst the chaos of the relationship.