♪ Well
♪ Since my baby left me
♪ I found a new place to dwell
♪ It's at the end of Lonely Street ♪
♪ At Heartbreak Hotel
♪ Where I'll be, I'll be so lonely, baby ♪
♪ I get so lonely
♪ I get so lonely, I could die
♪ And although it's always crowded ♪
♪ You still can find some room
♪ For broken-hearted lovers
Yeah, yeah.
♪ And be so lonely, baby
♪ Well, they're so lonely
♪ Well, they're so lonely they could die ♪
♪ Well, the bellhop's tears keep flowin' ♪
♪ And the desk clerk's dressed in black ♪
♪ And they've been so long on Lonely Street ♪
♪ They ain't goin' back
Hey!
♪ And be so lonely, baby
Get it, John!
♪ Where they're so lonely they could die ♪
♪ Well, now, if your baby leaves you ♪
♪ And you got a tale to tell
♪ Just take a walk down Lonely Street ♪
♪ To Heartbreak Hotel
♪ Where you'll be, you'll be so lonely, baby ♪
♪ Well, you'll be lonely
♪ You'll be so lonely
♪ You could die
Yeah!
♪ Oh, yeah, oh, yeah, yeah
Whoo! Yes!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Oh, my gosh. You are adorable.
What is wrong?!
How can you not turn around for Elvis?!
Elvis resurrects himself,
and you two ladies won't turn for him?
You are not Elvis.
My name is Peedy Chavis.
I'm 19 years old, and I'm from Lawrenceville, Georgia.
Alright, Peedy!
He literally does the Elvis clock thing,
like, literally, like the hair, everything.
I don't know what that is. Can you show me?
No, I can't! Stop it!
[ Laughter ]
Yeah.
Alright.
That had me fired the hell up.
Is Elvis your hero?
He definitely is my hero.
I remember from a very early age,
my mom put on an Elvis concert --
1968 comeback special.
Oh, the one that I hosted.
Yeah, yeah.
I sang at that.
Yes, you were a guest on my show.
An old friend of mine who's passed away now,
Mae Boren Axton, wrote that song.
That was my introduction to the music industry.
Ah, nope.
I'm not giving up on this one.
I also appreciate Elvis.
Man, I'd be damn proud to be your coach.
I don't even know why John turned around.
[ Laughs ]
Peedy, that was so much fun.
I loved it. I was dancing in my seat.
I'm sorry I didn't turn.
I wish that there had been
a little bit more of you in it, but I loved it.
And I'm a big fan of that music as well.
So, yeah. Welcome to the show.
Peedy: Thank you very much.
Peedy, I turned because you were singing your butt off, man.
You have tone. You have range.
Do you like some of the old standards?
Like a -- Like a Frank would sing?
Yeah, I love Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., all those guys.
What, are you, like, transported from another time?
This is insane! Like, what?
John: I would love to work with you
and bring this classic music to a new generation.
Yes, sir. Thank you.
[ Cheers and applause ]
Those guys that you mentioned,
you know, did a lot of acting and singing.
John: And wouldn't it be great to be with a coach
that is a film producer?
I would get the contract from him right now.
'Cause he's an EGOT winner.
He's an EGOT winner for producing a live musical.
Ha!
You're a star.
I feel like we can bring all that out in you.
Wow. Thank you very much.
Alright, Peedy, who do you pick as your coach?
Come on, Peedy!
Don't fall for that.
Um...
Don't fall for that. Come on.
Come on.
...with Blake.
Yes! Whoo!