Elvis Presley - Why Me Lord (Live in Memphis 1974)
"Why Me Lord" is a soul-stirring gospel song famously performed by the legendary Elvis Presley. Originally written by Kris Kristofferson, this heartfelt ballad has become an iconic part of Elvis's repertoire. With his powerful and emotive voice, Elvis Presley delivers a moving rendition of the song, filled with deep spiritual and emotional resonance.
"Why Me Lord" reflects themes of faith, humility, and redemption, and Elvis's rendition continues to touch the hearts of listeners, reminding us of his enduring impact as the "King of Rock and Roll" and his ability to connect with audiences on a profound level through his music.
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Why me Lord, what have I ever doneTo deserve even oneOf the pleasures I've knownTell me Lord, what did I ever doThat was worth loving youOr the kindness you've shown.
Lord help me Jesus, I've wasted it soHelp me Jesus I know what I amNow that I know that I've need you soHelp me Jesus, my soul's in your hand.
Tell me Lord, if you think there's a wayI can try to repayAll I've taken from youMaybe Lord, I can show someone elseWhat I've been through myselfOn my way back to you.
Lord help me Jesus, I've wasted it soHelp me Jesus I know what I amNow that I know that I've need you soHelp me Jesus, my soul's in your hand.
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