Wow. These lyrics take no prisoners. They go straight to the point. They tell the truth about what Elvis (Evils) purpose was (something that is done regularly, truth hidden in plain sight). Like in the trailer of the upcoming movie "Straight out of Compton"). Elvis was a devil in disguise. And there is a song where Elvis sings about "the devil in disguise". But he himself was a satanic tool for the elite to corrupt the young people, to plant unbiblical ideas into their impressionable minds in order to lead them away from God. It worked.
First there was resistance but that didn't stop the young and rebelling kids and we know that compared to what is possible in 2015, Elvis appears almost clean and innocent, like a country singer, one even wonders: What is the problem with Elvis? I think he didn't care what the consequences of his godless music was (like most mainstream artists don't take any responsibility for their lyrics about violence, sex, drugs, hate and so on), he sold his soul for money, fame, women and all the worldly goods. He didn't get a happy ending, he died a horrible death. But still Elvis is mostly known as the famous super talented singer, the media usually don't talk about the dark side of Elvis and that the persona and style of Elvis was carefully created by powerful and well educated people. Even an "in your face" song like "Evil" wouldn't change a fan's opinion, because Elvis is just playing, he's just pretending to be a bad boy, he's fighting the system, he takes no orders from noone, it's sarcasm. Whatever excuse is good enough. Same goes for today's superstars like e.g. Eminem or Marilyn Manson. They are just joking, they are misunderstood, they are fighting the system from within. It's only entertainment.
Wow. These lyrics take no prisoners. They go straight to the point. They tell the truth about what Elvis (Evils) purpose was (something that is done regularly, truth hidden in plain sight). Like in the trailer of the upcoming movie "Straight out of Compton"). Elvis was a devil in disguise. And there is a song where Elvis sings about "the devil in disguise". But he himself was a satanic tool for the elite to corrupt the young people, to plant unbiblical ideas into their impressionable minds in order to lead them away from God. It worked.
First there was resistance but that didn't stop the young and rebelling kids and we know that compared to what is possible in 2015, Elvis appears almost clean and innocent, like a country singer, one even wonders: What is the problem with Elvis? I think he didn't care what the consequences of his godless music was (like most mainstream artists don't take any responsibility for their lyrics about violence, sex, drugs, hate and so on), he sold his soul for money, fame, women and all the worldly goods. He didn't get a happy ending, he died a horrible death. But still Elvis is mostly known as the famous super talented singer, the media usually don't talk about the dark side of Elvis and that the persona and style of Elvis was carefully created by powerful and well educated people. Even an "in your face" song like "Evil" wouldn't change a fan's opinion, because Elvis is just playing, he's just pretending to be a bad boy, he's fighting the system, he takes no orders from noone, it's sarcasm. Whatever excuse is good enough. Same goes for today's superstars like e.g. Eminem or Marilyn Manson. They are just joking, they are misunderstood, they are fighting the system from within. It's only entertainment.