Elvis Presley I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone

Elvis Presley I'm Left, You're Right, She's Gone
Written by Stanley Kesler and Bill Taylor. Elvis recorded it December 18, 1954 at Sun Records. Scotty Moore and bill Black are also on the recording. Neither the Sun or the RCA release charted. It was the B-side to Baby, Let's Play House. It is available on The Complete Sun Sessions and The King of Rock and Roll-The Complete 50s Masters, which is where this version is from. There is also a slower bluesier version on the same compilation. Alternate takes are available on the The Sun Sessions CD-Commemorative Issue.




Well, you're right, i'm left, she's gone.
You're right, and i'm left all alone.
Well, you tried to tell me so,
But how was i to know
That she was not the one for me?

You told me all along,
You're right, our love was so wrong.
But now i changed my mind,
Because she broke the ties that bind,
And i know that she never cared for me.

Well, i thought i knew just what she'd do,
I guess i'm not so smart.
Oh, you tried to tell me along she'd only break my heart.
I'm left, you're right, she's gone.
You're right, and i'm left all alone.

Well, she's gone i know not where,
But now i just don't care.
For now i'm falling for you.

If you'll forgive me now,
I'll make it up somehow.
So happy we will be,
In a home just for three,
And i'll soon forget her,
Now i know.

Well, i thought i knew just what she'd do,
I guess i'm not so smart.
You tried to tell me all along,
She'd only break my heart.

Well, you're right, i'm left, she's gone.
You're right, and i'm left all alone.
Well, she's gone, i know not where,
But now i just don't care,
For now i've fallen for you