Elvis Presley: Without brackets. The Jordanaires (backing vocals): Between brackets. [Intro] Well I can see that you and yoga will never do. | | | | [Chorus 1] Yoga is as yoga does there’s no in-between. Your either with it on the bold or you’ve blown the scene. [Verse 1] I can see lookin’ at you you just can’t get settled. How can I even move twisted like a pretzel? [Chorus 2] (Yoga is as yoga does there’s no in-between.) (Your either with it all the way) Or you’ve blown the scene. (Or you’ve blown the scene.) [Verse 2] Come on come on untwist my legs pull my arms a lot. How did I get so tied up in this yoga knot? [Verse 3] You tell me just how I can take this yoga serious. When all it ever gives to me is a pain in my posteriors. [Chorus 2] (Yoga is as yoga does there’s no in-between.) (Your either with it all the way) Or you’ve blown the scene. (Or you’ve blown the scene.) [Verse 4] Stand upside down on your head feet against the wall. A simple yoga exercise done by one and all. [Verse 5] Now cross your eyes and hold your breath look just like a clown. Yoga’s sure to catch you if you come falling down. [Chorus 2] (Yoga is as yoga does there’s no in-between.) (Your either with it all the way) Or you’ve blown the scene. (Or you’ve blown the scene.) [Outro] (Yoga is as yoga does there’s no in-betwee-een.) (Your either with it all the way) Or you’ve blown the scene. (Or you’ve blown the scene.)

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson aborde de manière humoristique le rapport que l'on peut avoir avec le yoga. Elle évoque l'idée qu'il n'y a pas de compromis : soit on s'investit pleinement dans cette pratique, soit on abandonne les efforts. Les paroles décrivent les défis physiques et la tension qui peuvent surgir lorsque l'on essaie de suivre les postures. Le ton léger et ironique souligne que le yoga peut être à la fois un exercice d'équilibre et une source de confusion, tout en dressant un portrait amusant de ceux qui luttent pour se plier aux exigences de cette discipline.