“Little Sister” by Elvis Presley is a rock ‘n’ roll classic that exudes the raw energy and charisma that defined the King of Rock’s career.
Released in 1961, this track is a testament to Elvis’s enduring influence on the music world.
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With its catchy melody and Elvis’s unmistakable voice, “Little Sister” remains a fan favorite and a symbol of his rock ‘n’ roll legacy.
Did You Know?
- Sibling Rivalry in Song: “Little Sister” is not just any love song. It’s a playful, rhythmic take on the theme of sibling rivalry. Elvis, with his signature swagger, delivers a performance that captures the essence of youthful rebellion.
- Rock ‘n’ Roll Royalty: Elvis’s interpretation of “Little Sister” solidified his status as the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll. The song’s powerful guitar riffs and infectious beat, combined with his magnetic stage presence, made it a staple in his live performances.
- Crossing Musical Boundaries: “Little Sister” is a blend of rock, blues, and country, showcasing Elvis’s ability to transcend genres and connect with a broad and diverse audience.
“Little Sister”
Little sister, don’t you
Little sister, don’t you kiss me once or twice
Then say it’s very nice
And then you run
Little sister, don’t you
Do what your big sister doneWell, I dated your big sister
And took her to a show
I went for some candy
Along came Jim Dandy
And they snuck right out of the door
Little sister, don’t you
Little sister, don’t you
Little sister, don’t you kiss me once or twice
Then say it’s very nice
And then you run
Little sister, don’t you
Do what your big sister done
Ev’ry time I see your sister
Well she’s got somebody new
She’s mean and she’s evil
Like that old Boll Weevil
Guess I’ll try my luck with you
Little sister, don’t you
Little sister, don’t you
Little sister, don’t you kiss me once or twice
Then say it’s very nice
And then you run
Little sister, don’t you
Do what your big sister done
Well, I used to pull your pigtails
And pinch your turned-up nose
But you been a growin’
And baby, it’s been showin’
From your head down to your toes
Little sister, don’t you
Little sister, don’t you
Little sister, don’t you kiss me once or twice
Then say it’s very nice
And then you run
Little sister, don’t you
Do what your big sister done