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Originally Posted by Don Quixote
Great. However, doesn't this dispel the "Elvis changed the song for me by singing 'As cold and drunk as I MIGHT be'"? You can clearly hear Paul singing "might"--I even played it back several times to be sure. Perhaps some revisionist history?
Regards,
DQ
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oooh sure does,
And here,
http://www.anelvisfan2001.com/EarlyMorningRain.html claims that Elvis followed PP&M's interpretation (a more 'folksy' version)..so evidently in the lyrics as well because...
In the second verse, both PP&M and Elvis sang, "Where the pavement never grows". So again...Elvis followed PP&M here. The Kingston Trio sing the line as, "Where the cold wind blows" (as originally published) and Gordon, "Where the pavement e're [ever] grows".
Pam