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god bless elvis and god bless you for posting this ,we will all be together one day!! elvis will always be the king !!
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Elvis was truly the king., was only 7 when he died but grew up with his music..
Even now his music reaches out. Sorely missed.
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Elvis was truly the king., was only 7 when he died but grew up with his music.
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@dingerdowding it is also my sons middle name and its Aaron as you say not Aron, pronounced Aeron not Aron. if you know what I mean.x
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I agree. Hearing this sing makes one wish he never passed. It's ine to well up the eyes for sure. Lisa Marie did a version of this using live Elvis footage as if they were doing a duet. That one'll hit ya too.
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this song gives you a feeling wictch is indescribabal well the song when u listen to it tells you but if yous dont feel it it may be just me i wish he waa still alive.
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that moron can not like this song....!!!!!!
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Elvis, Was a great artist. He died in my senior year of high school. I will never forget that day when I heard the news of his death.
He was a man with big TALENT! as well great morals.
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i lost my dad, 14 years ago, and i still miss him like crazy...miss u dad xoxo
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elvis is born 8/1 januari not 13 januaru 35
greatings from 2 elvis fans



sorry to point this out... prob has been said but Elvis middle name is spelt Aaron, its my middle name. my mum loved him... i still listen to his music, nothing like him, never will be.....
dingerdowding 1 year ago 12
@dingerdowding Actually, it depends on how you look at it. Legally, yes, Elvis's middle name was spelled "A-a-r-o-n". However, to commemorate his still-born twin brother (Jessie Garon Presley), Elvis shortened his middle name to "A-r-o-n", and that was how he always signed it, if he needed to include it.
Pokechoppah93 1 year ago 5
@Pokechoppah93 Actually, its the other way around. It was originally Elvis Aron. That is how it is spelled on his birth certificate and Vernon and Gladys did that so that it would rhyme with Jesse Garon's name. Later in life, Elvis started using Aaron because it is the biblical spelling.
jcliff5555 1 year ago
@jcliff5555 You are correct, and my above information is incorrect. However, upon deciding to change his name to Elvis Aaron Presley, he discovered that Aaron was actually the spelling of his middle name that does appear on his birth records. (Perhaps a mistake on the departments behalf?) On his tombstone (and birth certificate), it reads Elvis Aaron Presley. Yes, it was for Biblical reasons that he sought to "change" it. Thanks for clarifying, jcliff5555.
Pokechoppah93 1 year ago 2
@Pokechoppah93 Actually thought I'd include this too, as I found it online as well. It appears that the reason his middle name was shortened to "A-r-o-n" was that the common people in Tupelo misspelled it a lot. I thought that was interesting.. Elvis is quoted in saying, "Well, back when I was growin' up, a lot of people in Tupelo didn't spell right," and "From now on, Daddy, I want my name written with two 'A's, especially on legal documents."
Pokechoppah93 1 year ago
Okay...
I loved the video...
AmericanLad76 1 year ago 4
@AmericanLad76 Thanks. It's not the best in the world, but it's a good song set to some pretty decent pictures of the only man in the world who ever rightly earned the title "King". Thanks for viewing!
Pokechoppah93 1 year ago