Elvis Presley For The Heart

Elvis Presley For The Heart
Written by Dennis Linde. Elvis recorded it on February 5 or 6, 1976 at Graceland. The single had an 11-week stay on Billboard's Hot 100 chart, peaking at #28. It the B-side to Hurt;
It was on the From Elvis Presly Boulevard, Memphis, Tennessee LP, Elvis' Gold Records,Vol. 5 LP, Artist of the Century CD, Moody Blue, and Walk a Mile in My Shoes-The Essential 70s' Masters, which is where this version is from. Alternate takes are available on Today, Tomorrow and Forever and a Touch of Platinum

Had a dream about you baby, had a dream about me and you
Had a dream and woke up crying
Well I can roll but I just can't rock
And the time's going by, tick-tock
For the heart, that just can't love no one but you

Well I'm high and dry and lonely, I'm as lonely as can be
And I stare out of my window
Well I can play but I just can't win
And the weather's looking dim
For the heart that just can't love no one but you

For the heart
For the heart
For the heart that just can't love no one but you

For the heart
For the heart
For the heart that just can't love no one but you

Had a dream about you baby, had a dream about me and you
Had a dream and woke up crying
Well I can roll but I just can't rock
And the time's going by, tick-tock
For the heart, that just can't love no one but you

For the heart
For the heart
For the heart that just can't love no one but you

For the heart
For the heart
For the heart that just can't love no one but you
Well, for the heart
For the heart
For the heart that just can't love no one but you
Yes, for the heart
For the heart
For the heart that just can't love no one but you