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(Such An) Easy Question

Words & Music by Otis Blackwell, Winfield Scott

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(Such An) Easy Question

Words & Music by Otis Blackwell, Winfield Scott

Lyrics:

Do you or don't you love me
Such an easy question
Why can't I get an answer
Tell me, will you or won't you need me
Such an easy question
Why can't I get an answer

All you do is give a sigh
And beat around the bush
Can it be that you're too shy
To give yourself a little old push
Can you or can't you tell me yes
It's such an easy question
Why can't I get an answer

First album:

RCA LSP-2523, 1962, Pot Luck

First recorded:

March 18, 1962, Studio Session for RCA RCA Studio B

More info:
Otis Blackwell and Winfield Scott wrote (Such An) Easy Question for Elvis in early 1962. He recorded the song on March 18, 1962, at RCA's Nashville Studios. Three years later, (Such An) Easy Question was released as a single after its inclusion in the film Tickle Me. The song had an eight-week stay on Billboard's Hot 100 chart, peaking at #11. On the Easy Listening chart, (Such An) Easy Question replaced Horst Jankowski's A Walk In The Black Forest as the number one song in July 1965. After two weeks at number one, it was replaced by Gary Lewis and the Playboys' hit Save Your Heart For Me. (Such An) Easy Question spent a total of seven weeks on the chart.

Lyrics:

Do you or don't you love me
Such an easy question
Why can't I get an answer
Tell me, will you or won't you need me
Such an easy question
Why can't I get an answer

All you do is give a sigh
And beat around the bush
Can it be that you're too shy
To give yourself a little old push
Can you or can't you tell me yes
It's such an easy question
Why can't I get an answer

First album:

RCA LSP-2523, 1962, Pot Luck

First recorded:

March 18, 1962, Studio Session for RCA RCA Studio B

More info:

Otis Blackwell and Winfield Scott wrote (Such An) Easy Question for Elvis in early 1962. He recorded the song on March 18, 1962, at RCA's Nashville Studios. Three years later, (Such An) Easy Question was released as a single after its inclusion in the film Tickle Me. The song had an eight-week stay on Billboard's Hot 100 chart, peaking at #11. On the Easy Listening chart, (Such An) Easy Question replaced Horst Jankowski's A Walk In The Black Forest as the number one song in July 1965. After two weeks at number one, it was replaced by Gary Lewis and the Playboys' hit Save Your Heart For Me. (Such An) Easy Question spent a total of seven weeks on the chart.