Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song A Message from the King , by - Bob Rivers. Song from the album Twisted Christmas, in the genre Release date: 19.10.1987
Record label: Critique
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song A Message from the King , by - Bob Rivers. Song from the album Twisted Christmas, in the genre A Message from the King |
| And now, here with a special Christmas message, |
| The immortal… Elvis |
| (synth plays «Silent Night» in background, Elvis speaks…) |
| Well thank you, thank ya vurry much. |
| This here is 'The King'. |
| I know I haven’t been around much for awhile, |
| but I want y’all to know, |
| that up here in rock 'n' roll heaven, |
| I’ll be thinkin' of ya this Christmas. |
| And I’d like to give y’all a special Christmas message- |
| A message of peace… |
| like, uh, how bout a little piece of that pie goin' by? |
| Thank you. |
| Thank ya vurry much. |
| (Silverware and plates begin clattering. |
| It becomes obvious that Elvis is sitting at a big banquet table in heaven) |
| But like I was sayin', Christmas is a time o' hope, a time of joy, |
| a time for lovin'. |
| And I sure would love… a big slice of that pizza ya got there (chomp, |
| slurp) Thank you. |
| Thank ya vurry much. |
| Now where was I? |
| Oh yeah, Christmas. |
| Now, Christmas to me means family. |
| And family means friends. |
| And friends means gettin' together. |
| And gettin' together means… eatin'! |
| Ah, pass me that drumstick, would you please, |
| Ah, thank you, thank ya vurry much. |
| (chomp, munch, burp) |
| Now I just want to say to ya right now, ya know, I may be a big star- maybe too |
| big. |
| But ain’t nobody so big that he can’t reach out a helpin' hand… a helpin'. |
| .hand. |
| Uh, would ya hand me a helpin' of those mashed potaters over there? |
| Would ya please? |
| Thank you. |
| Thank ya vurry much. |
| (slurp, munch) Now like I was |
| sayin', ain’t nobody so big he can’t stoop to help a friend in need over the |
| holiday season… And speakin' of seasonin', ya wanna pass me that salt shaker |
| when ya get the chance? |
| Yeah, just unscrew the cover, that’s right, thank ya, |
| thank ya vurry much. |
| So this Christmas, why don’t ya take a tip from ol' Elvis… |
| No, no, leave those steak tips right where they are, know what I mean? |
| Yeah, I 'preciate it, thank ya. |
| I want ya to remember that we’re all part o' |
| God’s great big family. |
| And you know God made man unto his own image. |
| And lookin' in the mirror, I’d have to say God must be a big, big son of a gun. |
| Y’know what I mean? |
| I think you do. |
| But I specially want you to remember this one last thing. |
| When yer’all at home this Christmas, stringin' that popcorn up on the tree, |
| save a big, big bowl for The King. |
| Extra butter, y’know what I mean? |
| I think you do. |
| Thank you. |
| Thank ya vurry much. |
| (slurp, chomp, slurp) |
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