Puppet On a String
Elvis Presley · Girl Happy
Every time you look at me
I,m as helpless as can be
I become a puppet on a string
You can do Â’most anything to me
All you do is touch my hand
And your wish is my command
I become a puppet on a string
You can do Â’most anything to me
If you really love me
Darling please be kind
I offer you the truest love
That you will ever find
Take my heart and please be fair
Handle it with loving care
For IÂ’m just a puppet on a string
You can do Â’most anything to me
If you really love me
Darling please be kind
I offer you the truest love
That you will ever find
Take my heart and please be fair
Handle it with loving care
For IÂ’m just a puppet on a string
You can do Â’most anything to me
You can do Â’most anything to me
I,m as helpless as can be
I become a puppet on a string
You can do Â’most anything to me
All you do is touch my hand
And your wish is my command
I become a puppet on a string
You can do Â’most anything to me
If you really love me
Darling please be kind
I offer you the truest love
That you will ever find
Take my heart and please be fair
Handle it with loving care
For IÂ’m just a puppet on a string
You can do Â’most anything to me
If you really love me
Darling please be kind
I offer you the truest love
That you will ever find
Take my heart and please be fair
Handle it with loving care
For IÂ’m just a puppet on a string
You can do Â’most anything to me
You can do Â’most anything to me
Puppet On a String
Elvis Presley's 'Puppet On a String' stands as a quintessential example of his mid-1960s pop balladry, originally released on the album 'Girl Happy.' The track showcases Presley's vocal versatility, blending romantic vulnerability with the rhythmic drive characteristic of the era's rock and roll. As a staple of his discography, the song captures the emotional intensity of his performances, resonating with audiences through its themes of devotion and surrender. Its enduring popularity highlights Presley's ability to craft timeless melodies that transcended the boundaries of his initial fame, cementing his status as a pivotal figure in music history.