Introduction:
Elvis Presley, the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, etched his name in music history with the song “I Got A Woman.” Released in 1956, this timeless track not only captivated audiences but also showcased Presley’s remarkable vocal prowess and his ability to blend various musical genres. In this article, we’ll delve into the fascinating story behind this iconic song, exploring its significance, impact, and the artistic legacy of the legendary Elvis Presley.
Did You Know?
“I Got A Woman” was originally written and recorded by Ray Charles in 1954. Elvis Presley’s version, released in 1956, incorporated elements of R&B, gospel, and blues, showcasing his unique interpretation of the song. This track was a pivotal moment in Presley’s career, contributing to his rise to fame and solidifying his reputation as a groundbreaking artist in the realm of popular music.
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Lyrics
Well, I’ve got a woman
Way cross town
She’s good to me oh, yeah
Say. I’ve got a woman
Way cross town
She’s good to me oh, yeah
She’s here in the morning,
loving me
Yeah, she’s a kind of friend to me
She says she love me early in the morning
Just for me
Oh, yeah you know she loves me
Oh, naturally
She’s there to love me both day and night
No groans or fusses, treats me right
Never running in the street
Loving me alone
She knows a woman’s place is around home at night
Well, she’s my baby
And I’m her loving man