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Loretta Lynn – Wings Upon Your Horns

From its inception, the song soared high, claiming top positions in the charts and etching its name in the annals of country music history, reaching number 5 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard) and number 11 on Canadian RPM Country Tracks.

Loretta Lynn – Wings Upon Your Horns: A Melodic Journey

Have you ever embarked on a musical voyage that not only captivates your senses but also touches the depths of your soul? Well, prepare yourself for a journey through the enchanting realm of Loretta Lynn’s «Wings Upon Your Horns.» This timeless classic isn’t just a song; it’s an emotional odyssey that resonates with the essence of country music itself.

Unraveling the Melody:

Cover LP Wings Upon Your Horns Decca 1970
Cover LP Wings Upon Your Horns Decca 1970
Released on October 1969, «Wings Upon Your Horns» is a poignant ballad penned by Loretta Lynn himself. Produced with meticulous care by Owen Bradley, this gem found its home in Lynn’s «Here’s Loretta Singing «Wings Upon Your Horns»,» released in January 5, 1970. From its inception, the song soared high, claiming top positions in the charts and etching its name in the annals of country music history, reaching number 5 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard) and number 11 on Canadian RPM Country Tracks.

Exploring the Song’s Essence:

At its core, «Wings Upon Your Horns» is a tale of resilience and redemption, weaving a narrative of overcoming adversity with grace and courage. Set against a backdrop of heartfelt melodies and evocative lyrics, Lynn’s voice becomes a beacon of hope, guiding listeners through life’s tumultuous seas.




The Legend Behind the Mic:

Loretta Lynn - Don't Come Home A-Drinkin'
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn stands as a towering figure in the realm of country music, with a legacy spanning decades. Boasting numerous number-one hits and accolades, Lynn’s indomitable spirit continues to inspire generations of fans worldwide.
As you delve into the depths of «Wings Upon Your Horns,» let its melodies envelop you, and its message resonate within your heart. For in this timeless masterpiece, Loretta Lynn reminds us that amidst life’s trials and tribulations, there’s always a silver lining waiting to be discovered.
Unlock the magic of «Wings Upon Your Horns,» and let your spirit take flight amidst the harmonies of country music’s finest.

COUNTRYPEDIA




Loretta Lynn – Wings Upon Your Horns lyrics

Before you first made love to me you called me your wife to be
And after that I saw the devil in your eyes
With your sweet smooth talkin’ ways you turned a flame into a blaze
The night I let you hang my wings upon your horns
Don’t tell me that I’m no saint I’m the first to know I ain’t
There’s a little thing called love and that’s what changed me
From an innocent country girl to a woman of the world
The night I let you hang my wings upon your horns
You hung my wings upon your horns and turned my halo into thorns
And turned me to a woman I can’t stand
You’re the first to ever make me fall in love and then not take me
The night I let you hang my wings upon your horns
You hung my wings upon your horns and turned my halo into thorns
And turned me to a woman I can’t stand
You’re the first to ever make me fall in love and then not take me
The night I let you hang my wings upon your horns

GENIUS




Single Wings Upon Your Horns Decca 1969
Single Wings Upon Your Horns Decca 1969

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