Listen : This Elvis’ song gives me goosebumps always. So much pain can be heard in this one.

“My Boy” is a song originally recorded by singer-songwriter Jean-Pierre Bourtayre and French lyricist Claude François in 1974. Elvis Presley later covered the song and performed it live during his 1975 concert tour, with a recording of one of these performances being released in 1995 on the album “Walk a Mile in My Shoes: The Essential ’70s Masters.”

Elvis’ live version of “My Boy” features his signature powerful vocals, backed by a full band and a gospel choir. The song’s lyrics express the singer’s feelings of regret and sadness about a lost love, and his desire to win her back:

“You’re asking me to forget The love I’ve found, regret And hide myself in my shell It’s just that I’ve been hurt so much Before I can’t come back no more”

The song’s melancholic melody and Elvis’ emotive performance make it a standout track on the album, and it showcases his ability to bring depth and emotion to even the most straightforward ballads. Elvis’ version of “My Boy” remains a fan favorite, and it continues to resonate with audiences today.

Overall, “My Boy” is a poignant love song that showcases Elvis’ talent as a vocalist and performer, and his live recording of the song from 1975 is a testament to his enduring legacy as one of the greatest artists of all time.