Ronson Gets Lily Allen in Trouble Over Britney Cover

The folks at EMI are none too happy with Lily Allen now that her cover of Britney Spears' 'Womanizer' is available all over the Web. The British singer is blaming Mark Ronson, however, for playing it unedited on the radio, so it's like, totally not her fault.

According to Allen's MySpace blog, she recorded the track -- which won't be on her upcoming album, 'It's Not Me, It's You' -- because she loves both Spears and the song. "It wasn't my intention for it to have whizzed round the world like it has," she writes.

The trouble started when Ronson asked her for an unreleased song to play on his East Village Radio show, Authentic S---. "'Womanizer' was the only song I had as an attachment on my BlackBerry and I couldn't get home to send him anything else in time," Allen says. "I had asked him to talk all over it so it wouldn't get ripped, but he didn't. Thanks, Mark, for getting me in serious trouble with my record company."

Lucky for Lily it's the season for forgiveness.