Blue Moon Revisited (Song for Elvis)

The song combines a new piece by the band with the pop standard Blue Moon, so it is at once a cover and an original. It was recorded at the church session but did not appear on the Latent pressing of The Trinity Session. It was first released on the compilation It Came from Canada, Vol. 4 (1988) and was added to the RCA release that November, and a single followed in 1989.

Pitchfork's Stephen M. Deusner wrote that the band rewrote Blue Moon as a paean to Elvis. In the 2007 remake Deusner said Vic Chesnutt added twists to it. It is heard in the background of a bar scene near the end of the 2004 film Silver City, and it appeared on the soundtracks of Flesh and Bone (1993) and Hotel de Love (1997).