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Showing posts with label Elvis Presley song. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elvis Presley song. Show all posts
"... Wild, wild, like the deer and the dove Wild and free is this land that I love ... A dream grows wild in the country... And here with a dream in my heart Part of the wild, wild country, am I."
~ "Wild In The Country" ~ The title track from the 1961 dramatic film "Wild In The Country," recorded by the great Elvis Presley
Beautiful and regal looking six point white-tailed deer buck pauses from grazing on a warm September evening along the Saucon Rail Trail, Lower Saucon Township, Pennsylvania.
"Blue moon, blue moon, blue moon, keep shining bright. Blue moon, keep on shining bright, You're gonna bring me back my baby tonight, Blue moon, keep shining bright. I said blue moon of Kentucky keep on shining ..." ~ "Blue Moon of Kentucky" recorded by the great Elvis Presley ~ 1954 An artistic view of "Blue Moonshine" illuminating the summer sky over Cedar Creek Parkway, Allentown, Pennsylvania during the Blue Moon of July 31, 2015. A Blue Moon is defined as any time there is a second full moon in a calendar month, according to NASA. The next will occur January 2, 2018. "Blue Moon of Kentucky" is the official Bluegrass song of Kentucky, written by Bill Monroe, "The Father of Bluegrass," in 1946. The great Elvis Presley - an artist who occurs "once in a blue moon," - recorded his fantastic rockabilly version in 1954.
"I'll remember you ... To your arms someday I'll return to stay... Love me always, promise always Oooh, you'll remember too, I'll remember you." "I'll Remember You" ~ written by Kui Lee, 1964 ~ recorded by Elvis Presley, 1966 Flares of a December sunset over a field in Orefield, Pennsylvania echo in my mind like the beautiful song "I'll Remember You," written by Kui Lee in 1964 and recorded by the great Elvis Presley in 1966.
