Elvis Presley – After Loving You
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“After Loving You” is a song written by Eddie Miller and Johnny Lantz, and recorded by Elvis Presley. It was released on his album From Elvis in Memphis in 1969. The song is a beautiful and moving ballad about the lasting effects of love, even after it has ended.
The lyrics describe how the singer’s love for his former lover is so strong that he can’t imagine ever loving anyone else. He compares her to other women, but they all fall short. He knows that he will never be able to forget her, and that his life will never be the same after loving her.
The song is sung with Elvis Presley’s signature passion and emotion. His voice conveys the depth of the singer’s love and longing, as well as the pain of his loss. The song is a powerful expression of the power of love, and its enduring impact on our lives.
“After Loving You” was a critical and commercial success, reaching number 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart and number 19 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. It has since become one of Elvis Presley’s most beloved and enduring songs.
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Here are the lyrics of the song: “After Loving You”
For honey, all the rest is just gonna have to be second best
I know I’ll go through life comparing her to you
That’s ’cause I’m no good, I’m no good to anyone after loving you
Your precious love cannot be erased by just another woman with a pretty face
And your memory, you know it will remain for it cannot be erased
Other loves may come along, they can’t live up to you
That’s ’cause I’m no good, I’m no good to anyone after loving youYour precious love cannot be erased by just another woman with a pretty face
And your memory, you know it will remain for it cannot be erased
Other loves may come along, they can’t live up to you
That’s ’cause I’m no good, I’m no good to anyone after loving you
I said I’m no good, I’m no good to anyone after loving you
I said I’m no good, I’m no good, I’m no good to anyone
To anyone, to anyone, to anyone after loving you
That’s ’cause I’m no good, I’m no good to anyone after loving you
