Elvis Lives
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Elvis Lives
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When a cold wind blows
And you don't know where to go
Baby don't be scared, don't be scared
In your darkest night
When nothin' is all right
Baby don't be sad, don't be sad
Elvis is not dead
He comes and goes
In disguise he's on the road
Out there on your own
You're feelin' all alone
Baby don't you cry, don't you cry
On your longest day
You can find your way
Baby don't be blue, don't be blue
Elvis is not dead
He comes and goes
In disguise he's on the road
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Subway To Sally performs "Elvis Lives", and this lyric page sits inside the Subway To Sally catalog on LyroVerse.
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