Everyones Wrong But Me
Ella Fitzgerald · Other Songs - Ella Fitzgerald
Everyone's saying, you'll break my heart
But I just can't agree
'Cause I love you
Everyone's wrong but me
I keep repeating, we'll never part
They tell me, wait and see
Still I love you
Everyone's wrong but me
Till the end of time
This much I know is true
Till the end of time
I'll go on loving you, only you
Tell them you love me, right from the start
And when they disagree
Just you tell them
Everyone was wrong but me
'Cause I love you
Everyone's wrong but me
Oh, still I love you
Everyone's wrong but me
Tell them you love me, right from the start
And when they disagree
Just you tell them
Everyone was wrong but me
And when they disagree
And when they disagree
Just tell them
That everyone's wrong but me
But I just can't agree
'Cause I love you
Everyone's wrong but me
I keep repeating, we'll never part
They tell me, wait and see
Still I love you
Everyone's wrong but me
Till the end of time
This much I know is true
Till the end of time
I'll go on loving you, only you
Tell them you love me, right from the start
And when they disagree
Just you tell them
Everyone was wrong but me
'Cause I love you
Everyone's wrong but me
Oh, still I love you
Everyone's wrong but me
Tell them you love me, right from the start
And when they disagree
Just you tell them
Everyone was wrong but me
And when they disagree
And when they disagree
Just tell them
That everyone's wrong but me
Everyones Wrong But Me - Ella Fitzgerald
Ella Fitzgerald's rendition of 'Everyones Wrong But Me' exemplifies her mastery of swing and scat singing, a hallmark of her mid-century recordings. As a vocalist who redefined jazz standards, Fitzgerald brought unparalleled technical precision and emotional depth to this track, showcasing her ability to navigate complex rhythms with effortless grace. The song reflects the playful, improvisational spirit characteristic of her work during the golden age of jazz, where she collaborated with legendary ensembles to create timeless performances. Her interpretation remains a definitive example of vocal jazz, highlighting her status as one of the most influential singers in the genre's history.