So Wrong

Patsy Cline · Across The Airwaves [2011]

I've been so wrong

For so long

Thought I could live

Without the love that you give

I was wrong oh, so wrong

I've been so wrong

For so long

I didn't know that I loved you so

I was wrong

Well I never knew

I could want you

Darling, oh, so much

Now that you're gone

I dream of you

And your sweet touch

I was so wrong

For so long

But I've seen the light

Darling, I'll make it right

I was wrong

Well, I never knew

I could want you

Darling, oh, so much

Now that you're gone,

I dream of you

And your sweet touch

I, was so wrong

For so long

But I've seen the light

Darling, I'll make it right

I was wrong...

So Wrong

Patsy Cline's 'So Wrong' stands as a poignant example of her mastery in country-pop ballads, characterized by her emotive vocal delivery and intricate guitar work. Recorded for the compilation 'Across The Airwaves [2011]', the track exemplifies the genre-blending style that defined her career, seamlessly merging traditional country instrumentation with pop sensibilities. The song reflects the emotional depth and narrative storytelling that made Cline a legendary figure in American music history. Her ability to convey complex feelings through melody and lyricism remains a cornerstone of her enduring legacy, influencing countless artists who followed in her wake.