What songs did Willie Nelson write for Elvis Presley?

Answer 1

Well honey, Willie Nelson didn't write any songs specifically for Elvis Presley. However, he did pen the classic tune "Crazy" which was famously recorded by Patsy Cline, but not by the King himself. Elvis and Willie may have crossed paths in the music industry, but Willie was too busy being a legend in his own right to be ghostwriting for the King.

Answer 2

Oh, what a lovely question! Willie Nelson actually wrote two songs for Elvis Presley. One of them is "Funny How Time Slips Away," and the other is "Crazy." It's wonderful to see how artists can inspire each other through their music.

Answer 3

Willie Nelson wrote two songs that were recorded by Elvis Presley: "Funny How Time Slips Away" and "Always on My Mind." "Funny How Time Slips Away" was released by Elvis in 1970 on his album "Elvis Country (I'm 10,000 Years Old)." "Always on My Mind" was originally recorded by Elvis in 1972, but it was Willie Nelson's own version in 1982 that became the iconic rendition of the song.

Answer 4

1. While My Guitar Gently Weeps.

2. All Things Must Pass.

3. Blue Jay Way.

4. Chains.

5. Crying. Waiting. Hoping.

6. Don't Bother Me.

7. Don't Ever Change.

8. Do You Want To Know A Secret.

9. Glad All Over.

10. Here Comes The Sun.

11. I Need You.

12. Something.

Answer 5

• In Spite of All the Danger
• Don't Bother Me
• I Need You
• You Like Me Too Much
• It's All Too Much
• Only a Northern Song
• I Want to Tell You
• Love You To
• If I Needed Someone
• Blue Jay Way
• Piggies
• Savoy Truffle
• While My Guitar Gently Weeps
• Something
• Here Comes the Sun
• The Inner Light
• Cry For a Shadow
• Dig It
• Flying
• For You Blue
• Free as a Bird
• I Me Mine
• Long, Long, Long
• Not Guilty
• Old Brown Shoe
• Taxman
• Think for Yourself

Answer 6

Hell no.

No, but I've always thought that Willie should cover "I'm a Loser."

Answer 7

No Beatles songs were written by Willy Nelson.

Answer 8

The only song written by Willie that Elvis recorded was "Funny How Time Slips Away."