First in Line – Elvis Presley

Introduction

“First in Line” is a timeless classic that transcends generations, a song that bears the unmistakable signature of the one and only Elvis Presley. This iconic track not only showcases Presley’s vocal prowess but also encapsulates the essence of an era. In this article, we’ll delve into the origins of “First in Line,” uncovering intriguing insights about both the song and the legendary artist behind it.

Did You Know?

“First in Line” was released in 1956 as a part of Elvis Presley’s self-titled debut album. It marked one of his early recordings with RCA Victor after he transitioned from Sun Records.
The song was written by Aaron Schroeder and Ben Weisman, two prolific songwriters of their time. It became an instant hit, reaching the 6th position on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.
“First in Line” is a testament to Elvis’s versatility as an artist. It combines elements of rock and roll, pop, and blues, showcasing his ability to master multiple musical genres.
Elvis’s rendition of “First in Line” remains a fan favorite, capturing the hearts of millions with its heartfelt lyrics and his signature smooth, velvety voice.

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Lyrics: First in Line

When they gave out eyes like diamonds
That would shame the stars that shine
My darlin’ my darlin’
You were the first in line
When they gave out lips like honey
That hold a new thrill every time
My darlin’ my darlin’
You were the first in line
There may be others
that know you longer
Who pledge their hearts to you
But there’s no other
could love you stronger
Any stronger than I do
Don’t refuse me, say you’ll choose me
I’m yours, oh please be mine
My darlin’ say I’m your darlin’
The first, and the last in line

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