“Playing for Keeps” by Elvis Presley is a rock ‘n’ roll gem that embodies the spirit of early rock and roll.
Released in 1957, this classic song showcases the young Elvis at the height of his musical prowess.
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With its upbeat rhythm, catchy melody, and Elvis’s dynamic vocals, “Playing for Keeps” is a testament to the King’s ability to get audiences dancing and singing along.
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- Songwriting Brilliance: “Playing for Keeps” was written by the accomplished songwriting duo of Stan Kesler and Wanda Ballman. Their composition perfectly captures the youthful exuberance and carefree spirit that was the hallmark of early rock ‘n’ roll.
- Rise to Stardom: The song was released during a pivotal period in Elvis’s career, just as he was transitioning from a regional sensation to a global superstar. “Playing for Keeps” contributed to his growing fame.
- Energetic Sound: The song’s lively tempo and Elvis’s energetic delivery make it a favorite for those who enjoy dancing and letting loose to the music.
“Playing For Keeps”
I’m playin’ for keeps
This time it’s real
And I want you to know
Exactly how I feel
I’m playin’ for keeps
I’m sure this time
And I won’t be happy
Until I know you’re mineThere have been others
That could love me true
But no one else can thrill me like you do
I’m playin’ for keeps
Oh love me too
Oh, don’t make me sorry
That I fell in love with youThere have been others
That could love me true
But no one else can thrill me like you do
I’m playin’ for keeps
Oh love me too
Oh, don’t make me sorry
That I fell in love with you
This time it’s real
And I want you to know
Exactly how I feel
I’m playin’ for keeps
I’m sure this time
And I won’t be happy
Until I know you’re mineThere have been others
That could love me true
But no one else can thrill me like you do
I’m playin’ for keeps
Oh love me too
Oh, don’t make me sorry
That I fell in love with youThere have been others
That could love me true
But no one else can thrill me like you do
I’m playin’ for keeps
Oh love me too
Oh, don’t make me sorry
That I fell in love with you