You Gotta Stop
Elvis Presley · I Got Lucky [2008]
It's the same old song but it doesn't ring true
That's right you're wrong again
Time to change and put you on your own again
You've had your way too long
Time for me to be moving on
You gotta stop, you're wrong again
Stop ... that song again
You've been steppin' out wild and fancy free
Now you've had your fun and you're running back to me
It just can't be if there's no harmony
Then stop!
That's all let's break it up
You've had me fooled now I'm wakin' up
I see right through your lies
You made me open my eyes
You gotta stop, you're wrong again
Stop ... that song again
It's too late now I've made up my mind
Being here with you is just a waste of time
Nothing to say so I'll be on my way
Stop!
You gotta stop, you're wrong again
Stop ... that song again
It's too late now I've made up my mind
Being here with you is just a waste of time
It just can't be if there's no harmony
Then stop! Stop! you're wrong again
Stop that song again
Stop! you're wrong again
You gotta stop that song again
Stop!
You Gotta Stop
Elvis Presley's "You Gotta Stop" stands as a compelling song in his extensive discography, showcasing his signature vocal power and rhythmic drive. Recorded for the compilation album "I Got Lucky [2008]", the track exemplifies the rock and roll energy that defined his career. The song features Presley's characteristic delivery, blending raw intensity with a melodic structure that resonated with audiences across generations. As part of a catalog filled with iconic performances, this recording highlights his ability to maintain high energy while delivering emotionally charged vocals. The composition reflects the broader landscape of 1950s rock and roll, capturing the spirit of an era that continues to influence music today.