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Sonny James – Is It Wrong (For Loving You)

Written and recorded by Warner Mack on 1957. Sonny James recorded a cover version in 1972, in the winter of 1974, he released the song as a single, and it eventually became the final of 23 number ones on the country chart.

Sonny James – Is It Wrong (For Loving You), is a song written by Warner Mack. Mack recorded the song in 1957, and reached No. 9 on the Billboard country charts and spent 36 weeks on the chart.
Sonny James recorded a cover version in 1972, shortly after signing with Columbia Records. In the winter of 1974, he released the song as a single, and it eventually became the final of 23 number ones on the country chart. The single stayed at number one for a single week and spent a total of 11 weeks on the country chart.
Sonny James - Is It Wrong (For Loving You)
Cover LP Sonny James Columbia 1972
Sonny James – Is It Wrong (For Loving You)
From the album When the Snow Is on the Roses
B-side «Suddenly There’s a Valley»
Released February 1974
Recorded June 5, 1972
Genre Country
Length 3:03
Label Columbia 4-46003
Songwriter(s) Warner MacPherson
Producer(s) George Richey

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Sonny James – Is It Wrong (For Loving You) lyrics

Is it wrong for loving you is it wrong for being true?
Tell me darling tell me please is it wrong
Have I waited for so long has your love for me gone?
Is it wrong, is it wrong for loving you
Way down deep inside my heart you’re the only love sweetheart
You’re the only true love I ever knew
Would I ask myself inside why keep telling myself lies
Is it wrong, is it wrong for loving you
Is it wrong for loving you is it wrong for being true?
Tell me darling tell me please is it wrong
Have I waited for so long has your love for me gone?
Is it wrong, is it wrong for loving you
Is it wrong, is it wrong for loving you

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Sonny James - Is It Wrong (For Loving You)
Single Sonny James Columbia 1972
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