When was the song “Elvis” released by Sister Hazel?

The song Elvis was released in 2000, on the album “Fortress”.

Who composed the song “Elvis” by Sister Hazel?

The song “Elvis” by Sister Hazel was composed by ANDREW COPELAND, JEFF BERES, KEN BLOCK, MARK E. TROJANOWSKI, RYAN CARTER NEWELL.

Sister Hazel

Rock'n'roll

Elvis

ANDREW COPELAND, JEFF BERES, KEN BLOCK, MARK E. TROJANOWSKI, RYAN CARTER NEWELL

I'll go away
I'll go on my wordless way
Don't say anything
Say nothing, just leave me.

I've been merely, an actor
In your painful play.
But I feel too much to stay.
Just cast me out.

[Chorus]
You can have the pictures
You can have the jacked up car.
And take the book on meditation
I'll just take home what I brought,
My, big painted velvet Elvis...

Well take it away
Take it all away
Don't leave anything
Leave nothing, except me

'Cause I've been sadly misinformed
I thought it mattered a little more than this
I wish I was a thousand miles away...

[Chorus]

Well I'm frozen here
Caged in silence
It's better that I
Regret these words
Than to stand aside
And watch your tragic
Storyline unfold...
Just let me go

[Chorus]

Well you took my heart
And you took my soul
And you used me,
I've had plenty of that.
It gets harder and harder
And farther and farther
From what I need for me.

Trivia about the song Elvis by Sister Hazel

When was the song “Elvis” released by Sister Hazel?: The song Elvis was released in 2000, on the album “Fortress”.
Who composed the song “Elvis” by Sister Hazel?: The song “Elvis” by Sister Hazel was composed by ANDREW COPELAND, JEFF BERES, KEN BLOCK, MARK E. TROJANOWSKI, RYAN CARTER NEWELL.