“Without Him” is a gospel song performed by the legendary American singer Elvis Presley. Originally written and recorded by Mylon LeFevre in 1960, Elvis Presley’s rendition of the song was included in his 1967 gospel album titled “How Great Thou Art.” This album won the Grammy Award for Best Sacred Performance in 1967 and the Grammy Hall of Fame Award in 1998.

In “Without Him,” Elvis Presley passionately sings about the importance of faith and how life is incomplete without a higher power. The lyrics reflect themes of spiritual longing, redemption, and the solace that faith provides. Elvis’s soulful and emotive voice adds depth to the song, making it a powerful and heartfelt expression of faith and devotion.

Over the years, “Without Him” has become a beloved gospel classic, showcasing Elvis Presley’s ability to connect with listeners on a profound emotional level. The song continues to resonate with fans, reminding them of the timeless themes of faith and spirituality.

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At the age of 17, Mylon Le Fevre, a young Army soldier stationed at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, penned his debut song, “Without Him,” in just 20 minutes. One weekend, he hitchhiked over 600 miles to join his family group, the LeFevres, who were performing at a gospel convention in Memphis. Unaware of the presence of Elvis Presley in the audience, Mylon performed the song onstage. Impressed, Elvis sought out the budding songwriter and subsequently recorded the track for his album, How Great Thou Art. In the following year, more than a hundred artists covered the song, propelling Le Fevre into wealth and fame while he was still a teenager.

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Mylon’s journey continued into the realm of rock and roll, marked by the creation of “We Believe,” regarded by some as the inaugural “Jesus Rock” album. Along the way, he confronted and overcame drug addiction, collaborating with renowned artists like Eric Clapton, Elton John, Billy Joel, Little Richard, Steve Winwood, Mick Fleetwood, and The Who. In recognition of his contributions, Le Fevre was honored with induction into the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame in 2005 and, two years later, into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame.

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Lyrics

Without Him I could do nothing
Without Him I’d surely fail
Without Him I would be drifting
Like a ship without a sail

Without Him I would be dying
Without Him I’d be enslaved
Without Him life would be worthless
But with Jesus thank God I’m saved

Oh Jesus, oh Jesus
Do you know Him today
Please don’t turn Him away
Oh Jesus, my Jesus
Without Him how lost I would be
Without Him how lost I would be