Where No One Stands Alone – Elvis Presley And Lisa Marie Presley

Introduction

“Where No One Stands Alone”: A Gospel Anthem from the King

In the realm of gospel music, Elvis Presley stood as a towering figure, his powerful vocals and heartfelt delivery resonating with audiences worldwide. Among his numerous gospel recordings, “Where No One Stands Alone” holds a special place, embodying the essence of spiritual solace and unwavering faith.

Penned by Mick Lister, “Where No One Stands Alone” first graced the airwaves in 1967, appearing on Presley’s gospel album, “How Great Thou Art.” The song’s message of unwavering faith and divine protection resonated deeply with Presley, who had grown up in a devout Baptist household.

The song’s lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world where God’s presence is ever-present, offering solace and guidance in times of darkness. The chorus, “Where no one stands alone, there’s a place for me,” captures the essence of spiritual belonging and the reassurance that one is not alone in facing life’s challenges.

Presley’s performance of “Where No One Stands Alone” is undeniably moving, his voice filled with conviction and passion. The song’s arrangement, featuring the backing vocals of The Jordanaires and The Imperials Quartet, further enhances the emotional impact.

The song’s significance extends beyond its religious message. It embodies the universal human desire for connection, for a sense of belonging and reassurance in a world that can often feel isolating. The message that “there’s a place for me” resonates with anyone who has ever felt lost or alone, offering hope and comfort.

“Where No One Stands Alone” has become an enduring anthem, cherished by generations of music lovers for its message of faith, hope, and unwavering belief in the power of God’s love. Presley’s masterful interpretation of this gospel gem continues to inspire and uplift, reminding us that we are never truly alone in our struggles and that there is always a place for us in God’s kingdom.

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Lyrics

Once I stood in the night
With my head bowed low
In the darkness as black as could be
And my heart felt alone and I cried oh Lord
Don’t hide your face from me

Like a king I may live in a palace so tall
With great riches to call my own
But I don’t know a thing
In this whole wide world
That’s worse than being alone
Hold my hand all the way, every hour every day
From here to the great unknown

Take my hand, let me stand
Where no one stands alone

Take my hand, let me stand
Where no one stands alone