Elvis Presley Song '(You're the) Devil in Disguise' (1963) - fan comments, trivia, on which cd to buy it

Elvis Presley Song:
You're the Devil in Disguise (1963)
(Music and lyrics by Giant, Baum, and Kaye)
"You're the Devil in Disguise" was a #1 hit in the UK and almost made it to #1
 in the US (it topped as #3 on the US pop chart in its
 11-week run). It was released on a single with 
"Please Don't Drag That String Around" on the B-side in June 1963.

You can find it on the CD 
50 Worldwide Gold Hits: Volume 1. 

"You fooled me with your kisses.
You cheated and you schemed.
Heaven knows how you lied to me.
You're not the way you seemed."
I liek this song because it reminds me of when my older sister Lisa and I were little kids and would jump on our brothers bed when he played it. It was annoying to him but fun to us!

Rochelle

I love this song because it reminds me of my nan and me.

Chrissie
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