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“Easy Come, Easy Go“ is a song performed by Elvis Presley. It was featured in the 1967 musical comedy film of the same name, in which Elvis also starred. The song was written by Ben Weisman and Sid lyrics of the song convey a message of resignation and moving on from a romantic relationship that didn't work out. The phrase “easy come, easy go“ suggests that the love was fleeting and not meant to last. The singer reflects on the impermanence of love and expresses a sense of detachment, as if to say that it's better to accept the end of the relationship and not dwell on the song is characteristic of Elvis's musical style from that era, with his smooth vocals and a catchy, upbeat melody. It's a memorable piece in his discography and adds to the soundtrack of the film “Easy Come, Easy Go.“ Subscribe and turn on notifications to stay alert with our daily videos #terryy
