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Artist: Geezer Butler
Canonical path: /geezer-butler/unspeakable-elvis
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Unspeakable Elvis
Read Unspeakable Elvis lyrics by Geezer Butler on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Unspeakable Elvis
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Lights go out
I feel a presence in the room
The evil grows
Elvis' singing on the radio
Acid hair
From Memphis Tennessee
This is the man
The Legend known as Elvis Presley.
Oh Elvis do you love me Oh evil Elvis Presley.
The King's alive
I see him everywhere I go
Suspicious mind
Elvis living in my video
Classic hair
The son of Mrs. Hippy Sam,
This is the man,
Possessed by Elvis Aaron Presley
Oh Elvis do you love me
Oh evil Elvis Presley.
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