Elvis Presley, the iconic figure who revolutionized popular music, left an indelible mark on the world with his electrifying performances and captivating stage presence.
But beyond his energetic rock and roll persona, Presley possessed a deep emotional depth and versatility that shone through in his soulful ballads, including the poignant and thought-provoking song “Tomorrow Never Comes.”
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Released in 1971, this heartfelt rendition of a country classic showcases Presley’s ability to connect with listeners on a profound level, evoking themes of mortality, regret, and the importance of cherishing each moment.
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Elvis Presley recorded “Tomorrow Never Comes” in 1970 at Scotty Moore’s Home Studio in Nashville, Tennessee.
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The song was released on the 1971 album “Elvis: That’s the Way It Is.”
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Written by Earl “E.T.” Tubb and Cecil Null, “Tomorrow Never Comes” was originally recorded by Tubb in 1957.
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Presley’s version of the song peaked at number 25 on the Billboard Country Singles chart.
“Tomorrow Never Comes”
Yes you tell me that you care
That tomorrow we’ll be married, oh
But tomorrow’s never thereOh tomorrow never, never comes
Oh tomorrow never comes
Now you tell me that you love me, oh
But tomorrow never comes
Many weeks now have I waited
Oh many long nights have I cried
But just to see that happy morning, happy morning
When I have you right by my side
But tomorrow will never come, oh no, no
Tomorrow never gonna come
Now you tell me that you love me
But tomorrow never, never comes
So tomorrow I’ll be leaving
Yes tomorrow I’ll be gone
But tomorrow you’ll be weeping, oh
But tomorrow will never, never come
Well tomorrow will never, never come
Oh no, tomorrow ain’t never gonna come
Yeah, yeah, you tell me, you tell me
That you love me, but tomorrow never comes