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How Did Elvis Understand His Later Life?
To truly understand Elvis, one must understand his later life. When Elvis came back from the draft, he found out that his mom had died and that he had nothing left and he started to get frustrated(Watson 66). When Elvis got frustrated he started doing drugs and then went back into singing gospel music(Watson 84). Sometimes Elvis would go on stage and make up his own crazy lyrics and people would start to leave and he would say i'm sorry I drank before the concert, but he was still invited to sing at concerts(Watson 87). One day Elvis said that he wasn't feeling well, so he cancelled the next concert and when he went to the bathroom that night his wife checked on him and found out the he was dead on the floor the next morning(Watson

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