Lee Ann Womack - Call Me Crazy

I Think I Know

1st Verse:

I think I know what killed Keith Whitley,
and I wasn't just the whiskey,
Even with success there was a sad lonliness,
I think I know what killed Keith Whitley.

2nd Verse:

I think I know what got Hank Williams,
there was an emptiness that filled him,
sitting in the back of that long cadillac,
i think I know what got Hank Williams.

Sometimes the teardrops can't be measured
sometimes the blues have no name
sometimes the feeling somethings missing
grabs your heart and won't go away.

Third Verse:

I think I know what took Ol' Johnnny
and it wasn't his tired body
he went so soon after losing June
I think I know what took Ol' Johnny

Sometime the teardops can't be meazsuured
sometimes the blues have no name
sometimes the feeling somethings missing
finds your heart and won't go away

I think I know what killed Keith Whitley
and it wasn't just the Whiskey.



Credits
Writer(s): Mark Eugene Nesler, Tony Martin, Tom C. Shapiro
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  2. Either Way
  3. Solitary Thinkin'
  4. New Again
  5. I Found It In You
  6. Have You Seen That Girl
  7. The Bees
  8. I Think I Know
  9. If These Walls Could Talk
  10. Everything But Quits

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  1. Fall Feelings
  2. Baby, It's Cold Outside (Amazon Original)
  3. The Lonely, The Lonesome & The Gone
  4. Sunday
  5. Hollywood
  6. All the Trouble
  7. 5 Classic Albums
  8. The Way I'm Livin'
  9. Don't Listen To The Wind
  10. The Way I'm Livin'

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