Elvis and Lisa Marie: Their Last Duet — Where No One Stands Alone

The last time Lisa Marie Presley recorded a song? Her 2018 Elvis duet with her dad, Where No One Stands Alone — His hand came down

The last duet of Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley is the powerful “Where No One Stands Alone,” a gospel song he recorded multiple times, most notably on his 1967 gospel album. Producer Joel Weinshanker asked her to make the duet as part of a new collection of Elvis gospel songs. Both felt a spiritual pull where it was unclear who was singing which part in certain song sections. It was made in 2018 and has received constant airplay since her 2023 death at age 54. Collage by Joseph Serwach using public domain or fair use images of the album cover and Lisa Marie Presley via Wikimedia Commons.

The last duet of Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley, “Where No One Stands Alone,” has been getting constant airplay since her death.

Gospel was Elvis’s favorite music, and the song’s spiritual pull startled his daughter. The lyrics and music take on a greater meaning hearing the work with both now gone.

“I wasn’t that familiar with the song, but I looked at the lyrics and said, ‘Oh my God, this is my life right now,” she said in a 2018 interview. “For some reason, this is happening — and I need to do it.”

Written by Mosie Lister in 1955 for gospel singers, Elvis recorded the song for his first Grammy-winning album (Best Sacred Performance) for the 1967 “How Great Thou Art.” It became a top 20 pop hit and reached the top 10 on the country charts.

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