Written by Ben Weisman and Clive Westlake
Recorded and released by Elvis in 1970 as the 2nd track of his album "That's The Way It Is"
I left my home up in the hills, fall behind me
I left my wife with unpaid bills, she can't find me
I'm trying out the world for size, find that it's not paradise, it's lonely, oh
Now for twenty days and twenty nights I've been alone and that ain't right
Without her
City ways are strange to me, I can't make it
For it's not like it ought to be and I can't take it
I've gotta face the truth one day, man can't always run away from trouble, no
Therefore twenty days and twenty nights I've been a fool and that ain't right
Without her
One day soon I'm going back, where she still minds me
I've been out of line and off the track, but that's behind me
I fooled around and did it well, but I just couldn't ring the bell without her, no
It's taken twenty days and twenty nights to prove me wrong and make her right
Twenty days and twenty nights I was wrong and she was right,
All along
And I miss her,
Oh, how I miss her,
Oh, how I miss her
Recorded and released by Elvis in 1970 as the 2nd track of his album "That's The Way It Is"
I left my home up in the hills, fall behind me
I left my wife with unpaid bills, she can't find me
I'm trying out the world for size, find that it's not paradise, it's lonely, oh
Now for twenty days and twenty nights I've been alone and that ain't right
Without her
City ways are strange to me, I can't make it
For it's not like it ought to be and I can't take it
I've gotta face the truth one day, man can't always run away from trouble, no
Therefore twenty days and twenty nights I've been a fool and that ain't right
Without her
One day soon I'm going back, where she still minds me
I've been out of line and off the track, but that's behind me
I fooled around and did it well, but I just couldn't ring the bell without her, no
It's taken twenty days and twenty nights to prove me wrong and make her right
Twenty days and twenty nights I was wrong and she was right,
All along
And I miss her,
Oh, how I miss her,
Oh, how I miss her
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- Elvis Presley
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