It Ain't No Big Thing (But It's Growing)
Elvis Presley · Love Letters From Elvis
It ainÂ’t no big thing but itÂ’s growinÂ’
The pain of heartbreak IÂ’ve just started knowinÂ’
Well, it ainÂ’t no big thing but itÂ’s growinÂ’
Every day the hurt grows bigger than before
But IÂ’ll pretend I donÂ’t know this
But if I can hold you one day more
YouÂ’ve got the look of someone whoÂ’s goinÂ’
YouÂ’re gonna leave me and itÂ’s showinÂ’
A little tear I can feel start to flow
It ainÂ’t no big thing but itÂ’s growinÂ’
Well every day the hurt grows bigger than before
But IÂ’ll pretend I donÂ’t know this
Well, if I can hold you one day more
YouÂ’ve got the look of someone whoÂ’s goinÂ’
Well, youÂ’re gonna leave me and itÂ’s showinÂ’
A little tear I can feel start to flow
Well it ainÂ’t no big thing but itÂ’s growing
No, it ainÂ’t no big thing but itÂ’s growing
It Ain't No Big Thing (But It's Growing)
Recorded during the mid-1960s, It Ain't No Big Thing (But It's Growing) stands as a testament to Elvis Presley's enduring ability to interpret soulful pop ballads. Featured on the album Love Letters From Elvis, the track captures the King at a pivotal moment in his career, blending his signature vocal power with a gentle, romantic arrangement. The song reflects the era's shift toward more introspective and emotionally resonant material within Presley's discography. While often overshadowed by his rock and roll anthems, this recording highlights his versatility and capacity for subtlety. It remains a cherished piece for fans exploring the breadth of his musical output, showcasing the depth of his artistry beyond the high-energy performances that defined his early years.