Elvis Presley – Clean Up Your Own Back Yard

Clean Up Your Own Back Yard

Hey music lovers! Today, I want to introduce you to a hidden gem from the legendary Elvis Presley. The song I’m talking about is “Clean Up Your Own Back Yard,” released in 1970 as part of his album “Almost in Love.”

Elvis Presley, also known as the King of Rock and Roll, needs no introduction. His powerful voice and charismatic stage presence have made him an icon in the music industry. “Clean Up Your Own Back Yard” showcases his versatility as an artist, delving into a different genre than his usual rock and roll sound.

The composition of this song is a perfect blend of soul, country, and gospel influences. The catchy melody, accompanied by Elvis’s smooth vocals, creates a captivating listening experience. The lyrics tell a story of personal responsibility and self-reflection, urging listeners to take charge of their own lives before pointing fingers at others.

What sets “Clean Up Your Own Back Yard” apart is its timeless message. Even though it was released over 50 years ago, the song’s meaning still resonates today. It serves as a reminder that we should focus on improving ourselves instead of criticizing others.

If you’re a fan of Elvis Presley or simply appreciate meaningful music, I highly recommend giving “Clean Up Your Own Back Yard” a listen. You can find it on the “Almost in Love” album, which is a treasure trove of underrated tracks.

So, what are you waiting for? Take a trip down memory lane and discover the magic of Elvis Presley’s “Clean Up Your Own Back Yard.” Trust me, you won’t be disappointed!

For more information about Elvis Presley and his incredible discography, check out his Google search. And if you want to dive deeper into the album “Almost in Love” and its tracklist, click here.

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Clean Up Your Own Back Yard – Elvis Presley lyrics

🎵 Let’s sing along with the lyrics! 🎤

Back porch preacher preaching at me
Acting like he wrote the golden rules
Shaking his fist and speeching at me
Shouting from his soap box like a fool
Come Sunday morning he’s lying in bed
With his eye all red, with the wine in his head
Wishing he was dead when he oughta be
Heading for Sunday school
Clean up your own backyard
Oh don’t you hand me none of your lines
Clean up your own backyard
You tend to your business, I’ll tend to mine
Drugstore cowboy criticizing
Acting like he’s better than you and me
Standing on the sidewalk supervising
Telling everybody how they ought to be
Come closing time ‘most every night
He locks up tight and out go the lights
And he ducks out of sight and he cheats on his wife
With his employee
Clean up your own backyard
Oh don’t you hand me none of your lines
Clean up your own backyard
You tend to your business, I’ll tend to mine
Armchair quarterback’s always moanin’
Second guessing people all day long
Pushing, fooling and hanging on in
Always messing where they don’t belong
When you get right down to the nitty-gritty
Isn’t it a pity that in this big city
Not a one a’little bitty man’ll admit
He could have been a little bit wrong
Clean up your own backyard
Oh don’t you hand me, don’t you hand me none of your lines
Clean up your own backyard
You tend to your business, I’ll tend to mine
Clean up your own backyard
You tend to your business, I’ll tend to mine

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