Anyone for a bit of Elvis?
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*chair dances*
geminisnake
a complex mass of conflicting ideas
It's one of those if you have to explain I WON'T understand situations. They happen. Never was and never will be an Elvis fan. I like some of his stuff but that's it.
I is the Bill Hayley fan though, oh yeah!!
It's one of those if you have to explain I WON'T understand situations. They happen. Never was and never will be an Elvis fan. I like some of his stuff but that's it.
I is the Bill Hayley fan though, oh yeah!!
nowt you have to apologise for though, eh mate? not that you did, just saying
some you get, some you don't bill hayley
stereotypical
hospitality king
Love Elvis me.
Was at a rockabilly all day do the other week and when the dj played little sister it went off
Was at a rockabilly all day do the other week and when the dj played little sister it went off
here's a confession - I used to prop up an album of his on the settee, and dance and sing to it, when i was about 7/8/9. his face. i was entranced. now i know it was probably marketing (his skin was gold
), but i fell for it completely. some men are beautiful, elvis was. and jeff buckley.
scifisam
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here's a confession - I used to prop up an album of his on the settee, and dance and sing to it, when i was about 7/8/9. his face. i was entranced. now i know it was probably marketing (his skin was gold
some men are beautiful, elvis was. and jeff buckley.
I had an odd 'thing' about his signature, for some reason, and tried to make mine more like his.
Two of my best friends and I sang 'Love Me Tender' for a holiday camp talent competition. We practiced for weeks, then came second to a sword-dancer.
It's all a bit Lilo and Stitch.
I had an odd 'thing' about his signature, for some reason, and tried to make mine more like his.
Two of my best friends and I sang 'Love Me Tender' for a holiday camp talent competition. We practiced for weeks, then came second to a sword-dancer.
i feel so much less alone now
scifisam
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what do you think?
TheHoodedClaw
acknowledging ur soup leg
Apart from the usual family trauma and deaths and stuff, the only time I remember my mum crying was when Elvis died.
Frankie Jack
Not a bloke..
Wooden Heart is one of the earliest songs I remember.. I sang along to it even though the bits in German were nothing like what I was singing..
My mum was heartbroken when Elvis died..
Moosy den, moosey den,
Zoo noo state elaine ess out,
state elaine ess out,
zoo noo doon mein shats bleit steer..
lol.. My words.. not the songs..
My mum was heartbroken when Elvis died..
Moosy den, moosey den,
Zoo noo state elaine ess out,
state elaine ess out,
zoo noo doon mein shats bleit steer..
lol.. My words.. not the songs..
rollinder
Dont walk away in silence
was having a Levelers momement but got distracted by twitter, so Elvis it is
just thinking about Blue Moon makes me shiver. Partly thanks to that scene in Mystery Train - time to watch it again I think.
rollinder
Dont walk away in silence
suddenly got a whole new love for My Boy, Suspicion and his My Way - right until it goes all showbiz at the end (the versions on Hitstory).
Now they've gone and ruined it by going onto the laughing version of Are You Lonesome Tonight. it's great in it's own right, for all the wrong reasons but wrong after those three songs.
eta: Elvis' My Way is the first version I've liked apart from Sid Vicious'
Now they've gone and ruined it by going onto the laughing version of Are You Lonesome Tonight. it's great in it's own right, for all the wrong reasons but wrong after those three songs.
eta: Elvis' My Way is the first version I've liked apart from Sid Vicious'
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