About the Song
Conway Twitty. That name brings back a flood of memories, doesn’t it? The deep, rich voice that could belt out a barnburner or croon a love song with equal ease. Crazy In Love, released in 1990 on MCA Records, was one of Twitty’s later hits, but it captured that signature blend of passion and tenderness that made him a country music legend.
This song wasn’t your typical, wide-eyed declaration of love. It spoke to couples who had been down the road a piece together, who knew the comfort of a long-lasting relationship but maybe felt a spark dimming. Crazy In Love wasn’t about chasing butterflies; it was about rekindling the fire, remembering those wild and heady days when the world revolved around each other.
Twitty sings of a time when “we were more than best of friends,” a time when jealousy, even a little bit, was a sign of a love so all-consuming it couldn’t bear the thought of sharing. The song is a plea, a gentle reminder of what they once had and a yearning to recapture that intensity. It’s a message that resonates with folks who’ve built a life together, who know the value of what they have, but maybe long for a little of that youthful passion to flicker back to life.
So, if you’re feeling a little nostalgic, if you and your partner have settled into a comfortable routine, Crazy In Love might just be the song to remind you of the spark that brought you together in the first place. It’s a testament to the enduring power of love, the kind that weathers the storms and grows stronger with time.