Three Ways (To Love You)
Kitty Wells · Queen of Country Music [Bear Family (Germany)] [1994]
There are three ways, three ways
Three ways to love you it's true
One is the wrong way and one is the right way
But the best is the way I love you.
One is the wrong way like some people do
They kiss and they lie and 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, three ways
Three ways to love you it's true
One is the wrong way and one is the right way
But the best is the way I love you.
--- Instrumental ---
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, three ways
Three ways to love you it's true
One is the wrong way and one is the right way
But the best is the way I love you.
--- Instrumental ---
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, three ways
Three ways to love you it's true
One is the wrong way and one is the right way
But the best is the way I love you...
Three Ways (To Love You)
Kitty Wells, widely celebrated as the Queen of Country Music, established a legacy defined by emotional depth and pioneering vocal clarity. This recording, "Three Ways (To Love You)," stands as a testament to her enduring influence within the genre. Throughout her extensive career, Wells delivered numerous hits that captured the complexities of love and heartbreak, solidifying her status as a foundational figure in country music history. Her work often explored themes of devotion and resilience, resonating with audiences across generations. This particular track reflects the polished production and heartfelt delivery characteristic of her later catalog, showcasing the artistry that earned her lasting respect. Wells' contributions helped shape the sound of country music, influencing countless artists who followed in her footsteps.

