Change of Habit Lyrics

The song Change of Habit is performed by Elvis Presley in the album named Amazing Grace: His Greatest Sacred Performances in the year 1994 .



If you're in old habits
Set in your old ways
Changes are a-comin'
For these are changing days

And if your head is in the sand
While things are goin' on
What you need, what you need
What you need is a change of habit

Now if you're in the habit
To let your temper fly
When you talk with people
Who don't see eye to eye

And if you don't believe it
There's a newer world ahead
What you need, what you need
What you need is a change of habit

A change of habit, a change of outlook
A change of heart, you'll be alright
The halls of darkness, have doors that open
It's never too late to see the light

So if you're in the habit
Putting people down
Just because they're different
From the wrong side of town

Well, don't count on any medals, son
They're pinning none on you
What you need, what you need
What you need is a change of habit

A change of habit, a change of outlook
A change of heart, you'll be alright
The halls of darkness, have doors that open
It's never too late to see the light

So if you're in the habit
Of putting people down
Just because they're different
From the wrong side of town

Well, don't count on any medals, son
They're pinning none on you
What you need, what you need
What you need is a change of habit

Change of habit, hmm, change of habit
Change of habit




Elvis Presley - Amazing Grace: His Greatest Sacred Performances

Apr 1994

  1. Almost in Love
  2. Little Less Conversation
  3. Wonderful World
  4. Edge of Reality
  5. Little Less Conversation [Album Version]
  6. Charro!
  7. Let's Not Forget About the Stars
  8. Clean Up Your Own Backyard
  9. Swing Down, Sweet Chariot
  10. Signs of the Zodiac [#]
  11. Almost
  12. Whiffenpoof Song [#]
  13. Violet [#]
  14. Clean Up Your Own Backyard [Undubbed Version][#]
  15. Almost [Undubbed Version][#]
  16. Have a Happy
  17. Let's Be Friends
  18. Change of Habit
  19. Let Us Pray
  20. Rubberneckin'


Change of Habit