Milton Brown & His Brownies
Milton Brown & His Brownies
Modern Mountaineers
The Light Crust Doughboys
Cliff Bruner’s Texas Wanderers
Hank Penny and his Radio Cowboys
Johnnie Lee Wills & His Boys
Dickie McBride And The Village Boys
Curly Williams and his Georgia Peach Pickers
Spade Cooley (King of Western Swing) and his Band
Tex Williams
Jesse Ashlock
Leon McAuliffe
Wade Ray & Noel Boggs
Noel Boggs and his Day Sleepers
Billy Jack Wills
[Verse 1]
Oh it’s all you fault if I’m not sleepin’
I live on dreams instead of eatin’
I’m just a wreck and it’s all your fault
[Verse 2]
Yes it’s all you fault if I’m not playin’
And havin’ fun and if I’m stayin’
All by myself, well it’s all your fault
[Bridge]
When you said that we were through
I tried to find somebody new
But I found out that wouldn’t do
Cos I’d rather be alone than with somebody new
[Verse 3]
And it’s all your fault when I’m a grandpa
If my grandkids don’t call you grandma
Well I’ll just tell ‘em that it’s all your fault
[Verse 1]
Oh it’s all you fault if I’m not sleepin’
I live on dreams instead of eatin’
I’m just a wreck and it’s all your fault
[Verse 2]
Yes it’s all you fault if I’m not playin’
And havin’ fun and if I’m stayin’
All by myself, well it’s all your fault
[Bridge]
When you said that we were through
I tried to find somebody new
But I found out that wouldn’t do
Cos I’d rather be alone than with somebody new
[Verse 3]
And it’s all your fault when I’m a grandpa
If my grandkids don’t call you grandma
Well I’ll just tell ‘em that it’s all your fault
It’s All Your Fault was written by Cindy Walker.
It’s All Your Fault was produced by Steve Sholes.
Wade Ray released It’s All Your Fault on Mon Dec 01 1952.