Stephen Sondheim
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Barbara Cook
Stephen Sondheim
Matthew Scott
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Stephen Sondheim
Vanessa Williams & Norm Lewis
Stephen Sondheim
Tom Wopat & Barbara Cook
Erin Mackey & Vanessa Williams
Leslie Kritzer
Stephen Sondheim
Euan Morton
Vanessa Williams
Stephen Sondheim
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Stephen Sondheim
Erin Mackey & Matthew Scott
Barbara Cook
Norm Lewis
Barbara Cook
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Stephen Sondheim
Vanessa Williams & Barbara Cook
Stephen Sondheim
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Stephen Sondheim
Matthew Scott
Tom Wopat
Norm Lewis
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Stephen Sondheim
Vanessa Williams
Stephen Sondheim
Tom Wopat
Barbara Cook & Euan Morton
Stephen Sondheim
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Stephen Sondheim
Barbara Cook
Stephen Sondheim
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
Sondheim on Sondheim Company
[MAN]
You
[WOMAN, spoken]
What?
[MAN]
Could drive a person crazy
You could drive a person mad
[WOMAN, spoken]
Ugh
[MAN]
First you make a person hazy
So a person could be had
[WOMAN, spoken]
Yeah, yeah, yeah
[MAN]
Then you leave a person dangling sadly
Outside your door
Which it only makes a person gladly
Want you even more
[WOMAN, spoken]
Thank you for sharing
You
[MAN, spoken]
Yes?
[WOMAN]
Could drive a person buggy
You could blow a person's cool
First you make a person feel all huggy
While you make her feel a fool
[MAN, spoken]
Wah, wah, wah, wah
[WOMAN]
When a person says that you've upset her
That's when you're good
You impersonate a person better
Than a zombiе should
[MAN]
I could understand a person
[WOMAN]
I could understand a pеrson
[MAN]
If she wasn't good in bed
[WOMAN]
If he said to go away
[MAN]
I could understand a person
[WOMAN]
I could understand a person
[MAN]
If she actually were dead
[WOMAN]
If he happened to be gay
[WOMAN & MAN]
But worse than that
A person that
Titillates a person and then leaves her / him flat
Is crazy
You're a troubled person
You're a truly crazy person
Yourself!
[WOMAN, spoken]
I'm so glad we're having this little chat.
[MAN, spoken]
I'm glad you're glad.
(sung)
When a person's personality is personable
She shouldn't oughta sit like a lump
[WOMAN, spoken]
Excuse me?
[MAN]
It's harder than a matador coercin' a bull
To try to get you off of your rump
[WOMAN, spoken]
Hey!
(sung)
So single and attentive and attractive a man
Is everything a person could wish
[MAN, spoken]
Exactly.
[WOMAN]
But turning off a person is the act of a man
Who likes to pull the hooks out of fish
[WOMAN & MAN]
Knock, knock, is anybody there?
Knock, knock, it really isn't fair
Knock, knock, I'm working all my charms
Knock, knock, a zombie's in my arms
All that sweet affection!
What is wrong?
Where's the loose connection?
How long, O Lord, how long?
[MAN]
Barbara baby, Barbara bubi. Barbara
[WOMAN]
You could drive a person crazy
[MAN]
You could drive a person buggy
[WOMAN]
You could drive a person mad
[MAN]
You could blow a person's cool
[WOMAN]
First you make a person hazy
[MAN]
Get a person feeling huggy
[WOMAN]
So a person could be had
[MAN]
While you make her feel a fool
[WOMAN & MAN]
Exclusive you
Elusive you
Will any person ever get the juice of you?
[WOMAN]
You're crazy
[MAN]
You're crazy
[WOMAN]
You're a lovely person
[MAN]
You're a lovely person
[WOMAN]
You're a moving
[MAN]
Deeply maladjusted
[WOMAN]
Never to be trusted
[WOMAN & MAN]
Crazy person
Yourself!
You Could Drive a Person Crazy was written by Stephen Sondheim.
You Could Drive a Person Crazy was produced by Tommy Krasker & Philip Chaffin.
Tom Wopat & Barbara Cook released You Could Drive a Person Crazy on Tue Aug 31 2010.