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Tex Ritter – You Will Have To Pay

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Was Tex Ritter's final number one on Juke Box Folk chart, remaining at the top of the chart for three weeks. The B-side of the song, "Christmas Carols By the Old Corral", hit number two on the same chart.

Tex Ritter - You Will Have To Pay
Tex Ritter - You Will Have To Pay
Tex Ritter – You Will Have To Pay, is a 1945 song by Tex Ritter. “You Will Have To Pay” was Tex Ritter’s final number one on Juke Box Folk chart, remaining at the top of the chart for three weeks. The B-side of the song, “Christmas Carols By the Old Corral”, hit number two on the same chart.
Tex Ritter - You Will Have To Pay
B-Side Single Tex Ritter Capitol 1945
Tex Ritter – You Will Have To Pay
B-side “Christmas Carols by the Old Corral”
Released November 24, 1945
Recorded September 27, 1944
Genre Country
Length 2:54
Label Capitol 223
Songwriter(s) Sarah Jane Cooper Bonnie Dodd Tex Ritter

COUNTRYPEDIA




Tex Ritter – You Will Have To Pay Lyrics

You will have to pay
All your yesterdays
You’ll be living all alone
An the vows you broke
Unkind words you spoke
You’ll recall them when I’m gone
I was good to you
And you know it’s true
I tried to please every way
You walked on my heart
Broke it all apart
But some day you’ll have to pay
You will have to pay
All your yesterdays
It will all come home to you
You’ll pay for your sin
Time and time again
I won’t even pity you
You can never be
Quite the same to me
And I’m so glad I can say
I don’t worry now
My hearts free some how
But some day you’ll have to pay

SONGMEANINGS




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Single Tex Ritter Capitol 1945
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