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Personal Narrative: How Elvis Changed My Life
Here are some stories that only some of the biggest fans can know because they are kind of embarrassing to me.Well elvis was a good man he wrote some pretty good music in his lifetime. Before elvis and i got married he was pretty wild and wasn't ready to settle down and have a family yet. So i let him be wild and crazy until he decided to make a decision between me and Anita wood. Elvis finally made his choice and he picked me to be his wife and settle down with me so we can have a happy and loving family. Some of you may know Elvis performed and recorded about 600 song but he wrote very few of them. His songs were great don't get me wrong his songs were great he just wrote very few of them.

I have missed Elvis dearly ever since he passed away a few years ago. I have many great memories with him but my favorites are the memories of all the holiday party Elvis and i went to. The first …show more content…
Elvis bought me a shiny red corvair so i could drive myself back and forth to school every …show more content…
When i got that phone call it scared me so i rushed to the hospital as fast as i could. He broke his finger playing football and told me he didn't realize it was broken until one of the guys he was playing football with said “hey uh Elvis i think you broke your finger buddy”. When elvis was laying in the hospital bed he said “i ain't got no business in a hospital.” We all laughed and when we were walking out of the building he kind of embarrassed me by saying “this is a real nice hospital you have here but i still ain't got no business in a hospital.” Before we walked out he walked up to a student nurse and autographed a paper and wrote it with his bad
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