Adam And Evil Elvis Presley

"Adam And Evil" by Elvis Presley, released in 1963, is a #Rock song that explores themes of temptation and the struggle between good and evil. The lyrics depict a playful battle of desires, using biblical references. Musically, it features catchy melodies and lively instrumentation. The song reflects the cultural fascination with sin and morality in the 1960s.

[Verse 1]
Now Adam and evil, they go hand in hand
Eve taught him sin, that's the way it all began
But every time you kiss me, my heart pounds like a drum
So if trouble is a woman, trouble here I come

[Verse 2]
I'm lonely like Adam, you're evil like Eve
I shouldn't take forbidden fruit 'cause I believe
I'll be heading straight for heartache
I should cut loose and run
But if loving you means heartache
Heartache, here I come

[Chorus]
You're not the angel that I dreamed about
But you're the devil I don't want to live without
A woman's a woman, a man is a man
I can't be free I'm just putty in your hands
Who cares about tomorrow, I need your love tonight

[Chorus]
And even if you're evil, baby hold me tight
You're not the angel that I dreamed about
But you're the devil I don't want to live without
A woman's a woman, a man is a man
I can't be free I'm just putty in your hands
Who cares about tomorrow, I need your love tonight

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