"All Night Over You" genre: Country General
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	CD: Lonesome Sound / David Todd & Friends   Label: Sonic Boom Records (davidtodd01@msn.com) Credits: All Night Over You was written and Produced by David Todd and his CrossFire Productions production company. It was recorded in Nashville, TN. at The Smoke Haus Studios. The song is sung by Ray Barnett and he is accompanied by David Todd on Accustic Guitar / Vaughn Lofstead on Elec. Guitar and Elec. Bass / Chris Noel on Piano / David Russle on Fiddle / Tony Paoletta on Pedal Steel / and Steve Holland on Drums.
	Story Behind the Song All Night Over You was written in 1979 in Pittsburgh, Pa. by David Todd and recorded in Nashville Tn. at The Smoke Haus in 1997. Accented by honky tonk piano the story tells of lost love due to drinking, gambling, and continued "Honky Tonken"....... Lyrics Well I've been drinking whisky All night over you Since you're gone All night long There ain't much left to do I feel turned down and run over And mornings a long way off My friends they all tell me I've had enough and now it's time to stop That's just what you said to me The sands of love ran out And that your leaving right away Not another night in this house Well what went wrong keeps on a puzzling me I need one more to figure it out Cause I would surley like to know How I let you down You said that I two timed you But that a woman weren't to blame That dealing cards and drinking hard Were my only claim to fame Well a man can't do What he ain't used to You said you loved me For the games I played Now that the dealings done And the race is won Get me a whisky I said a whisky I need a whisky To ease my pain Get me some whisky To help me chase Your memory away

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