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I WANT ELVIS FOR CHRISTMAS
 

Well baby-baby-baby, baby-baby-baby
Ever since we heard you singin'
Ever since we saw you swingin'
Our hearts lit up like a Christmas tree
So please-please Elvis, spend Christmas with me

Baby-baby-baby, baby-baby-baby
If only you could hear what we're sayin'
If Santa Claus could hear us prayin'
There isn't anything that we wouldn't pay
If you could be here Elvis on Christmas day

And if you won't
I'll be so lonely baby, I'll be so lonely
It's gonna be a great romance
So don't be cruel and love me tender
Don't give me those blue moon blues

Come Back baby, I wanna play house
And I promise not to step on your blue suede shoes
I want you, I need you, I love you
There ain't nobody like you

Won't you listen to my Yuletide plea
And please-please Elvis, 
Come Back baby,
spend Christmas with Me!

Come Back baby,
Elvis, please spend Christmas with Me!
 


 

If there was ever anyone who got into the holiday spirit in a big way, 
it was Elvis. 

Christmas with Elvis at Graceland was always something special. 
For many years the tradition was to put all the decorations 
in place in early December, just after Thanksgiving, 
and keep them up at least through Elvis' birthday in January. 

Christmas trees would be placed in several rooms 
along with other decorations. 
Outside on the front lawn Elvis first had a large Santa, 
sleigh and reindeer 
with the message ...

"Merry Christmas to All, Elvis" 

suspended above it. 
 

In the mid-sixties, 
Elvis switched to a life-size Nativity scene, 
along with lighted aluminum trees along the front of the house, 
and the winding driveway outlined in hundreds of blue lights, 
a set-up he used each year for the rest of his life. 
Also in the 1960's,
  Elvis started switching out the blue draperies 
in the front rooms of the house to a holiday shade of red.

 Today, 
the Graceland staff authentically continues 
Elvis' Christmas decorating traditions each year - 
including both versions of his front lawn displays. 
The lights go on the day after Thanksgiving and all the decorations,
inside and out, 
stay in place through the 
Elvis Birthday Celebration in January.
 



 

 
 
 
 

 
 


 
 


 

~Made with Love~