Mean Woman Blues
Elvis Presley · Loving You
I got a woman,
Mean as she can be
I got a woman,
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
A black cat up and died of fright
Â’cause she crossed his path last night
Oh, I got a woman
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
She kiss so hard, she bruise my lips
Hurts so good, my heart just flips
Oh, I got a woman
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
The strangest gal I ever had
Never happy Â’less sheÂ’s mad
Oh, I got a woman
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
She makes love without a smile
Ooh, hot dog that drives me wild
Oh, I got a woman
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
Mean as she can be
I got a woman,
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
A black cat up and died of fright
Â’cause she crossed his path last night
Oh, I got a woman
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
She kiss so hard, she bruise my lips
Hurts so good, my heart just flips
Oh, I got a woman
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
The strangest gal I ever had
Never happy Â’less sheÂ’s mad
Oh, I got a woman
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
She makes love without a smile
Ooh, hot dog that drives me wild
Oh, I got a woman
Mean as she can be
Sometimes I think
SheÂ’s almost mean as me
Mean Woman Blues
Elvis Presley delivers a gritty, blues-infused performance on 'Mean Woman Blues,' recorded for the 1967 album 'Loving You.' The track showcases his signature vocal range and rhythmic delivery, blending country and rock influences with a raw, emotional intensity characteristic of his mid-to-late career. As part of his extensive discography, this recording highlights Presley's versatility beyond pop standards, capturing a moment where he explored darker, more complex themes within the American music landscape of the 1960s.