Songtitles starting with D supposedly recorded by Elvis

Daddy don't you walk so fast
Composed by Peter Callender & Geoff Stephens.
Supposedly Elvis sang (a line of) this song during a 1972 live concert but no (audience) recording surfaced yet.

Dancin' Jones
Composed by ?

Supposedly Elvis sang (a line of) this song during a 1975 live concert but no (audience) recording surfaced yet.

Dancin' on a dare
Composed by Claude DeMetrius.
Sung by Dolores Hart in the movie Loving you.
Elvis did  not record this song.

Dark as a dungeon
Composed by Merle Travis.
Supposedly Elvis recorded this song at Sun Records but no proof has been found.

Delta Lady
Composed by Leon Russell.
James Burton played this song during the April 28, 1977 show in Green Bay.
You can hear it on audience recorded concerts.

Detour
Composed by Paul Westmoreland.

Sung by Dolores Hart in the movie Loving you.
Elvis did  not record this song.

Detroit City
Composed by Mel Tillis & Danny Hill.
Elvis sang a few lines of this song during his September 11, 1970 concert  in Detroit.
You can hear it on audience recorded concerts.

The devil's right hand
Composed by Steve Earl.
Elvis was supposed to record this song during a planned recording session on January 22, 1977.
Elvis cancelled this session due to illness.

Diana
Composed by Paul Anka.
Supposedly Elvis sang a line of this song during a 1970's live concert but no (audience) recording surfaced yet.

Dirty, dirty feeling
Composed by Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller.
Written for the movie King Creole but not used. Elvis recorded the song in 1960.

Don't forget that I'm still here
Composed by ?
Supposedly recorded for the movie Girls! Girls! Girls! but no proof has been found.

Don't let the sunshine fool ya
Composed byGuy Clark
Supposedly Elvis recorded this song in 1973 but no proof has been found.

Don't want your letters
Composed by Otis Blackwell, Winfield Scott & Ben Raleigh.
Released in 1962 by Gerri Granger on Big Top 45-3128 as an answer song to Return to sender.
No Elvis involvement.

Don't worry
Composed by Marty Robbins.
Released in 1963 by The Jordanaires on Capitol  CL 15281 as b-side to Don't be cruel.
No Elvis involvement.

Down in the alley
Composed by Jesse Stone & The Clovers.
Elvis sang this song during his August 19, 1974 concert  in Las Vegas..
You can hear it on the unofficial LP Big boss man and concert cassettes.