Return To Sender

Elvis Presley · Elvis 75-Good Rockin' Tonight [2009]

I gave a letter to the postman

He put it in his sack

bright and early next morning

He brought my letter back



She wrote upon it:

Return to sender, address unknown

No such number, no such ZONE

We had a quarrel, a lover's spat

I write I'm sorry but my letter keeps coming back.



So when I dropped it in the mailbox

And sent it special D.

bright and early next morning

It came right back to me.



She wrote upon it:

Return to sender, address unknown.

No such person, no such ZONE

This time I'm gonna take it myself

And put it right in her hand.

And if it comes back the very next day

Then I'll understand



The writing on it

Return to sender, address unknown.

No such number, no such ZONE.



Return to sender.

Return to sender.

Return to sender.

Return to sender.

Return To Sender

Elvis Presley's "Return To Sender" stands as a quintessential rock and roll anthem, showcasing his signature vocal power and stage presence. Recorded for the 2009 compilation "Elvis 75-Good Rockin' Tonight," the track captures the raw energy of his mid-career performances, blending electric guitar riffs with his distinctive growl. As a staple of his discography, the song exemplifies the genre-defining sound that propelled him to global stardom. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to deliver a message of defiance and confidence, resonating with audiences across generations. The recording serves as a testament to Presley's mastery of rock instrumentation and his capacity to command attention, cementing his legacy as the King of Rock and Roll.