| Song | Elvis Presley Blues |
| Artist | Gillian Welch |
| Album | Time (The Revelator) |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Rawlings, Welch | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| Just a country boy that combed his hair | |
| And put on a shirt his mother made and went on the air | |
| And he shook it like a chorus girl | |
| And he shook it like a Harlem queen | |
| He shook it like a midnight rambler, baby | |
| Like you never seen | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| How he took it all out of black and white | |
| Grabbed his wand in the other hand and he held on tight | |
| And he shook it like a hurricane | |
| He shook it like to make it break | |
| And he shook it like a holy roller, baby | |
| With his soul at stake | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| He was all alone in a long decline | |
| Thinking how happy John Henry was that he fell down and died | |
| When he shook it and he rang like silver | |
| He shook it and he shine like gold | |
| He shook it and he beat that steam drill, baby | |
| Well bless my soul | |
| He shook it and he beat that steam drill, baby | |
| Well bless my soul, what's wrong with me? | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| Just a country boy that combed his hair | |
| Put on a shirt his mother made and he went on the air | |
| And he shook it like a chorus girl | |
| He shook it like a Harlem queen | |
| He shook it like a midnight rambler, baby | |
| Like he never seen |
| zuo ci : Rawlings, Welch | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| Just a country boy that combed his hair | |
| And put on a shirt his mother made and went on the air | |
| And he shook it like a chorus girl | |
| And he shook it like a Harlem queen | |
| He shook it like a midnight rambler, baby | |
| Like you never seen | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| How he took it all out of black and white | |
| Grabbed his wand in the other hand and he held on tight | |
| And he shook it like a hurricane | |
| He shook it like to make it break | |
| And he shook it like a holy roller, baby | |
| With his soul at stake | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| He was all alone in a long decline | |
| Thinking how happy John Henry was that he fell down and died | |
| When he shook it and he rang like silver | |
| He shook it and he shine like gold | |
| He shook it and he beat that steam drill, baby | |
| Well bless my soul | |
| He shook it and he beat that steam drill, baby | |
| Well bless my soul, what' s wrong with me? | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| Just a country boy that combed his hair | |
| Put on a shirt his mother made and he went on the air | |
| And he shook it like a chorus girl | |
| He shook it like a Harlem queen | |
| He shook it like a midnight rambler, baby | |
| Like he never seen |
| zuò cí : Rawlings, Welch | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| Just a country boy that combed his hair | |
| And put on a shirt his mother made and went on the air | |
| And he shook it like a chorus girl | |
| And he shook it like a Harlem queen | |
| He shook it like a midnight rambler, baby | |
| Like you never seen | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| How he took it all out of black and white | |
| Grabbed his wand in the other hand and he held on tight | |
| And he shook it like a hurricane | |
| He shook it like to make it break | |
| And he shook it like a holy roller, baby | |
| With his soul at stake | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| He was all alone in a long decline | |
| Thinking how happy John Henry was that he fell down and died | |
| When he shook it and he rang like silver | |
| He shook it and he shine like gold | |
| He shook it and he beat that steam drill, baby | |
| Well bless my soul | |
| He shook it and he beat that steam drill, baby | |
| Well bless my soul, what' s wrong with me? | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| I was thinking that night about Elvis | |
| Day that he died, day that he died | |
| Just a country boy that combed his hair | |
| Put on a shirt his mother made and he went on the air | |
| And he shook it like a chorus girl | |
| He shook it like a Harlem queen | |
| He shook it like a midnight rambler, baby | |
| Like he never seen |