Lisa wrotte a wonderful song "When you go"
I think is dedicate to Elvis
It's really sad,but It talks about love.
I think Lisa was the sadest girl in the world when Elvis die
She sang song with him too (Don't cry daddy,In the ghetto)
But the songs Lisa wrotte express all her love to her father
All the lies about her,about Elvis...
Lisa doesn't care of them,but she really hates when people say bad thing about her wonderful father
And most of them are stupid or fake
THe world is not fair with them,so this is a little way to say "We love you"

Lisa dedicated her wonderful song "Nobody noticed it" to Elvis
Lisa even sang it in Graceland,Mephis

Here's the lyric:

I heard broken footsteps. Was that you limping. Well, I wish that I had spent just a little bit more time with you. Tears on my ceiling. Weren’t you watching. Well, I guess none of us will ever know what comes after this.

You’re still lovely. You were lovely then. All that you had to endure. I guess nobody noticed it. I know your resemblance. It’s out there walking. And I wanted you to know that I haven’t forgotten.

Well, they tried to make you look broken. But not while I’m living. ‘cause I wanted you to know that I heard what you said while it was raining. You’re still lovely.

You were lovely then. All that you had to endure. I guess nobody noticed it. You made me. I love you and Did you know nothing has changed. And now everyone they notice it. Everyone notices.

You’re still lovely. You were lovely then. All that you had to endure. I guess nobody noticed it. You made me. I love you and Did you know nothing has changed. And now everyone they notice...

"I had the best times at Graceland," recalls Lisa "I've always loved it there. There's just an incredible feeling about that house even now that it's open to the public. I go there three or four times a year. At night, when we're alone in the house, and the same maids are cooking corn bread and black-eyed peas for us like they always did--it feels just the way it used to, when my dad was alive." "The holidays were very family oriented," says Priscilla. "Elvis' father and wife, cousins and friends were around. Somebody would dress as Santa Claus, and we'd open up presents on Christmas Eve. Elvis and I gave Lisa a golf cart when she was five years old; her little feet could just barely reach the pedals. It's still in the garage."

"My mom and dad remained close even after the divorce when I was five," says Lisa. "They'd come to school for parents' day. They'd talk on the phone. I never felt the pressure of a divorce." "We'd still hold hands," says Priscilla. "Lisa never saw any major trauma between us. No yelling or arguing. You can't explain to a child about a divorce. And we never wanted her to feel the trauma or the effects of it. Elvis was away in Las Vegas or on...