Deep Purple - Wrong Man

For a month, Elvis and June almost did not part and met again in the fall, but their novel did not appeal to the colonel. He knew that a married or engaged singer is not as attractive to female fans as an unmarried one, and insisted that the artist spend an excess of feelings elsewhere. Advice turned out to be superfluous: since the debut in Hollywood, Elvis had no end to fans; he entertained himself with others in the full confidence that June would wait patiently. What was his surprise when, bothering to finally remind her of himself after several months of silence, he heard that she was getting married. The pride of a spoiled child was wounded, he tried to make peace for the last time, but to no avail: June was expecting another from life, she did not need a famous and unfaithful spouse.