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Kitty Wells – Three Ways ( To Love You )

With the production of Paul Cohen, the song was released in April 1957. On the charts of U.S Hot Country Songs It reached at number # 7. The song was included on the compilation album, Golden Favorites (Decca 1961)

“Three Ways (To Love You)”, song written by Eve Jay and Julius Dixon, was recorded by Kitty Wells for the Decca label on February 28, 1957, at Bradley Film and Recording Studio, 804 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN. Kitty was joined at the recording session by: Pete Wade (guitar), Louis Innis (guitar), Harold Morrison (steel and banjo), Joseph Zinkan (bass), Ray Crisp (fiddle and back vocal) and Tommy Jackson (fiddle and vocal harmonies). With the production of Paul Cohen, the song was released in April 1957. On the charts of U.S Hot Country Songs It reached at number # 7.

The song was included on the compilation album, Golden Favorites (Decca 1961), the album was released in February 1961.





Kitty Wells – Three Ways ( To Love You ) Lyrics

There are three ways three ways three ways to love you it’s true
One is the wrong way one is the right way but the best is the way I love you

One is the wrong way like some people do
They’re kissin’ they’re lyin’ they’ll never be true
But soon they will wonder why love flies away
And though how they’ll cry when they’ll find out some day
There are three ways…

One is the right way so some people say with dining and dancing in some cabarete
Now some girls may think this is really ideal
But too late they’ll find out that love isn’t real
There are three ways…

One is the best way the way I love you
With all of my heart and for all my life through
I think of you only forget all the rest I’ll show you my darling that my way’s the best
There are three ways…





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