| My life, it used to be incomplete
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| Till I saw what I was looking for at a drive-in swap meet
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| My life, it won’t be the same again
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| Now I’m proud to say the King lives on inside my den
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| Oh, it’s all I live for, it’s all I need
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| My velvet Elvis, my velvet Elvis
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| My velvet Elvis means the world to me, yo, yo, yo
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| Although he may not be worth much dough
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| He means much more to me than some old Rembrandt or Van Gogh
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| Check out those sideburns, there’s nothing greater
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| You can tell that he’s no velvet Elvis imitator
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| Oh, it’s all I live for, it’s all I need
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| My velvet Elvis, my velvet Elvis
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| My velvet Elvis, oh, now can’t you see?
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| My velvet Elvis, my velvet Elvis
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| My velvet Elvis means the world to me, whoa
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| In my own private Graceland
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| In my own little shrine to the King
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| I don’t want nothin' else
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| No, I don’t need anything
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| Don’t need no lava lamp
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| Don’t need no soap on a rope
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| No pictures of Mexican kids with those really big eyes
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| Or dogs playing poker, oh
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| When I’m at home, watching my TV
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| I know the king is always looking down on me
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| He looks so handsome, he stands so tall
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| So glad he’s big enough to cover up that hole in the wall
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| (Velvet Elvis)
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| He’s so fuzzy
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| (Velvet Elvis)
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| He’s so great
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| (Velvet Elvis)
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| Never ages
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| (Velvet Elvis)
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| Never puts on weight
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| (Velvet Elvis)
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| Look at those rhinestones
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| (Velvet Elvis)
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| He’s just so fine
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| (Velvet Elvis)
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| You can look but don’t touch now
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| (Velvet Elvis)
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| 'Cause he’s mine, all mine, oh |