In 1969, Elvis gave my father the chance to record a song called "Angelica", a ballad which was originally meant for Elvis to record. Dad recorded it, but Elvis was very distraught when my dad fell ill then died from a massive stroke shortly after, so he not just sent my mother a rose each day dad was in the hospital but then when he passed away, flowers for the next six months...

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "In 1969, Elvis gave my father the chance to record a song called "Angelica", a ballad which was originally meant for Elvis to record. Dad recorded it, but Elvis was very distraught when my dad fell ill then died from a massive stroke shortly after, so he not just sent my mother a rose each day dad was in the hospital but then when he passed away, flowers for the next six months..." in the context of "Roy Hamilton Jr, speaking to the BBC about the time his father, R&B singer extraordinaire Roy Hamilton, who had been Elvis' greatest musical hero for over 22 years, passed away, and as broadcast in a BBC 4 television special on 29 December 2017" to mean that wisdom is timeless.