Country · 1961 · intermediate

Crazy

by Patsy Cline
Key of C intermediate 4 chords

Roman Numeral Analysis

IIVV7ii7
CFG7Dm7
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BPM 100
Key
C
Chords
4
Genre
Country
Year
1961

Crazy Chord Progression Breakdown

Crazy (1961) is a intermediate country song that uses the progression I – IV – V7 – ii7 (C, F, G7, Dm7 in C).

Analysis

  • I (C) \u2014 Tonic chord, harmonic home
  • IV (F) \u2014 Tonic chord, harmonic home
  • V7 (G7) \u2014 Seventh chord, adds color
  • ii7 (Dm7) \u2014 Seventh chord, adds color

Tags

country1960sclassic-country

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Crazy by Patsy Cline — FAQ

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What is the chord progression for Crazy?

Crazy by Patsy Cline uses the chords C, F, G7, Dm7 in the key of C.

The Roman numeral analysis is I – IV – V7 – ii7.

What key is Crazy in?

Crazy by Patsy Cline is in the key of C.

The primary chords are C, F, G7.

Is Crazy beginner-friendly?

Crazy is rated intermediate.

Some barre chords or faster changes may be involved.

What genre is Crazy?

Crazy is a country song from 1961.

Its progression reflects the harmonic conventions of country music.

Can I transpose Crazy to another key?

Yes! Click the transpose buttons on the detail page to shift all chords up or down by semitone while preserving the same Roman numeral relationships.