– and her insinuating presence on the LP's album cover – only increased interest in the ballad, which was similar in theme and style to Jones's 1967 number one "Walk Through This World With Me." Ironically, "I'll Share My World With You" was kept out of the number one spot by Wynette's own monster hit "Stand By Your Man". "When The Grass Grows Over Me" also reached number two and was written by Don Chapel, who was married to Wynette when she and Jones first got to know one another. As he recalled in his memoir I Lived To Tell It All in 1996, Jones went to their house one night for supper and an angry Chapel called his wife "a son of a bitch". Jones wrote: "I felt rage fly all over me. I jumped from my chair, put my hands under the dinner table, and flipped it over. Dishes, utensils, and glasses flew in all directions. Don's and Tammy's eyes got about as big as the flying dinner plates." Jones professed his love for Wynette on the spot. "Milwaukee (Here I Come)", a duet with fellow Texan Brenda Carter, would climb to number twelve on the country charts. I'll Share My World With You also features a rerecording of "The Race Is On" (with Tammy on background vocals), which had been a top five smash for Jones in 1964 on United Artists. I'll Share My World With You would reach number 5 on the country albums chart. Track listing "I'll Share My World With You" (Ben Wilson) "I Don't Have Sense Enough" (Billy J. Smith) "Do What You Think's Best" (Jimmy Peppers) "Heartaches and Hangovers" (Joseph Robertson, Dave Sullivan) "Milwaukee, Here I Come" (Lee Fykes) (with Brenda Carter) – 2:36 "When the Grass Grows Over Me" (Don Chapel) "You've Become My Everything" (Charlie Carter) "When the Wife Runs Off" (Earl Montgomery) "Our Happy Home" (Roy Acuff) "The Race Is On" (Don Rollins) References External links George Jones' Official Website 1969 albums George Jones albums Musicor Records albums Albums produced by Pappy Daily