“I Love You Because” – Elvis and Lisa Marie Duet

“I Love You Because” is a classic country song that was originally recorded by Leon Payne in 1949. Elvis Presley also recorded a version of the song in 1954 for his debut album. In 2012, a posthumous duet of the song was released featuring Elvis Presley and his daughter Lisa Marie Presley.

The duet version features Elvis’ original vocals from the 1954 recording, combined with new vocals from Lisa Marie, which were recorded specifically for the duet. The song is a heartfelt love ballad that expresses the depth of the singer’s feelings for their significant other. The chorus of the song goes:

“I love you because you understand, dear
Every single thing I try to do
You’re always there to lend a helping hand, dear
I love you most of all because you’re you”

The duet version of “I Love You Because” has a beautiful and intimate quality to it, with Elvis and Lisa Marie’s voices blending together in harmony. The song is a touching tribute to the enduring power of love and the special bond between a father and his daughter.

Overall, the duet version of “I Love You Because” is a poignant and emotional rendition of a classic song, made even more special by the presence of Elvis and Lisa Marie’s voices together on the track.