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Warning! ELVIS Uses 'FUCK' Word: 'Ode To A Robin' [Reads Orig. Poem: November, 1973]

Elvis Presley




Warning! Elvis uses the Fuck-word!

"As I awoke this Morning, when all sweet things are born, A robin perched upon my windowsill to greet the coming morn...He sang his song so sweetly, and paused for a moment's lull. I gently raised the window, and crushed his fucking skull."
-- Elvis 'Ode To A Robin'
(01:22)
November, 1973


Home recordings by Sam Thompson, member of Elvis' entourage and brother of Linda Thompson, Elvis' girlfriend, 1972 to 1976.

5 Elvis tracks recorded direct to tape recorder
at Sam Thompson's home, November, 1973. after Elvis
was released from Hospital.

Elvis Presley's Bird Murder Poem

Like a mirror image of Elvis Presley's life, this poem written by the King of Rock 'n' Roll starts with promise and then ends in sudden, unforeseen tragedy.

The handwritten poem -- which was part of a massive Elvis auction-- is called, "Ode to a Robin," and was sometimes recited by Elvis on stage, and at one point used as the answering machine message at his home.

Presley's poem could be yours for -- an estimated $4- &5,000 --

TMZ
2006




Linda Thompson was born May 23, 1950 in Memphis, Tennessee. Linda won several beauty pageants, including the 1972 Miss Tennessee USA title. In July of that year she began a relationship with the recently separated Elvis Presley and immediately moved in with him at Graceland for roughly three and a half years.

LARRY KING: Do you remember Elvis' poem, 'Ode To A Robin' that he told at your house on Old Hickory in Memphis in 1974?

LINDA THOMPSON: RCA tried to buy that from me and I said no. I'd love to hear it. My children were asking about it just the other day and I was looking for my tape. I have it on a little cassette tape somewhere.
(laughs).

That was his favorite poem.



Released on, "The Funny Side Of Elvis Presley"


Linda Thompson was born May 23, 1950 in Memphis, Tennessee. Linda won several beauty pageants, including the 1972 Miss Tennessee USA title.
In July of that year she began a relationship with the recently separated Elvis Presley and immediately moved in with him at Graceland for roughly three and a half years.


Do you remember Elvis' poem

'Ode To A Robin'

that he told at your house on

Old Hickory in Memphis in 1974?

RCA tried to buy that from me and I said no. I'd love to hear it. My children were asking about it just the other day and I was looking for my tape. I have it on a little cassette tape somewhere.
As I awoke this Morning, when all sweet things are born, A robin perched upon my windowsill to greet the coming morn...

He sang his song so sweetly, and paused for a moment's lull. I gently raised the window, and crushing his 'bleeping' skull (laughs).

That was his favorite poem.


5-song set
home recordings
Sam Thompson
November 1973
member of Elvis' entourage and brother of
Elvis'
girlfriend
Linda Thompson
1972 to 1976




MP3 Audio
MP3 Audio
(01:22) - November, 1973

Linda Thompson's

brother

Sam Thompson


Elvis

reads
his poem

Ode To A Robin
Warning!

Elvis
uses the

Fuck-word


released on

The Funny Side Of
Elvis Presley






5 Elvis tracks recorded direct to tape recorder
at Sam Thompson's home

November, 1973
after Elvis
was released
from Hospital



Hear Elvis
read
'Ode to a
Robin'


Click Here

to listen to

That's All Right Mama
and the very funny
Robin Poem

Click Here to listen to

"I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry"


Elvis Presley's Bird Murder Poem
Up for Sale
Like a mirror image of Elvis Presley's life, this poem written by the King of Rock 'n' Roll starts with promise and then ends in sudden, unforeseen tragedy.



Elvis Presley


The handwritten poem -- which is part of the massive Elvis auction going on at gottahaverockandroll.com -- is called

"Ode to a Robin"

and was sometimes recited by Elvis on stage and at one point was used as the answering machine message at his home.


Presley's poem could be yours for a hunka, hunka change -- an estimated
4-5 thousand bucks


Fun fact:

President Bill Clinton has ordered a catalog for the sale.
.








Larry

King

Interview with

Linda Thompson


CNN
December 17, 2006
9:37:00 PM

In 1981, Linda Thompson married former Olympic Games Gold Medalist, Bruce Jenner with whom she had two children. Bruce divorced Linda in 1983 and she appeared in a few motion pictures and made a number of guest appearances on different television series.

In 1991 she married composer David Foster. With her new husband's help, she began writing lyrics for some of his compositions, notably the song 'No Explanation' for the 1990 film, Pretty Woman. In 1992 they were nominated for a Grammy Award and an Academy Award for Best Song for their composition of the song 'I Have Nothing' sung by Whitney Houston in the 1992 motion picture, The Bodyguard.