Introduction
Elvis Presley’s “My Baby Left Me” is a timeless gem that reverberates with the raw emotion and electrifying energy that defined the King of Rock and Roll. Released in 1956, this track stands as a testament to Presley’s unparalleled vocal prowess and his ability to infuse every note with passion. Let’s embark on a journey into the heart of “My Baby Left Me.”
Did You Know?
Elvis Presley: The King’s Heartbreak Anthem
Elvis Presley, renowned as the King of Rock and Roll, etched his mark on music history with “My Baby Left Me” in 1956. This song, a departure from the musical norms of its time, encapsulates the essence of heartbreak in a way only Elvis could.
Elvis’s rendition of “My Baby Left Me” is an adaptation of the 1950 blues recording by Arthur Crudup. Presley’s interpretation injected a new life and vigor into the track, propelling it to iconic status within the rock and roll canon.
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Lyrics: My Baby Left Me
Yes my baby left me,
never said a word.
Was it something I done,
something that she heard?My baby left me,
my baby left me.
My baby even left me,
never said a word.Now I stand at my window,
wring my hands and cry.
I hate to lose that woman,
hate to say goodbye.You know she left me,
yes, she left me.
My baby even left me,
never said a word.Baby, one of these mornings,
Lord, it won’t be long,
You’ll look for me and,
Baby, and daddy he’ll be gone.You know you left me,
you know you left me.
My baby even left me,
never said a word.Now, I stand at my window,
wring my hands and moan.
All I know is that
the one I love is gone.My baby left me,
you know she left me.
My baby even left me,
never said a word.
