The cover for the single release of this song features a blue butterfly over a bouquet of flowers, which form the head of a man in a white suit. This song takes its bass line from "Nel Cimitero di Tucson," a tune from the 196
The cover for the single release of this song features a blue butterfly over a bouquet of flowers, which form the head of a man in a white suit. This song takes its bass line from "Nel Cimitero di Tucson," a tune from the 1968 Western Preparati la Bata! After it remained #1 on the UK singles chart for nine weeks, the longest reign in more than a decade, its band pulled it from the UK market in May 2006 so it wouldn't be too overplayed. It ends with the twice-shouted word "probably!" and begins with the narrator remembering when he lost his mind. FTP, name this hit from album St. Elsewhere by Cee-Lo Green and Danger Mouse, a.k.a. Gnarls Barkley.
The cover for the single release of this song features a blue butterfly over a bouquet of flowers, which form the head of a man in a white suit.
"Crazy"