Trust Company - Someone Like You

Staying in Bad Nauheim was a turning point in the personal life of Elvis. The absence of Anita - the humble Penelope, who weaved and loosened the canvas of her impatience in Memphis - and even more so the death of Gladys plunged him into an abyss of doubt. Fans, constantly crowding at the door, allowed him to easily avoid the pangs of forced celibacy, but the hectic nature forced him to ask existential questions about what is the ideal woman. Out of respect for the memory of his mother, who often advised him not to act in a hurry, he could not decide to choose a future wife from among the available girls, without hesitation falling into his arms. To show herself worthy of Mrs. Presley, who did not take her caring gaze from the height of Paradise from her son, the future wife of Elvis should belong to the category of Madonnas.