What song by Bush has the line, "I don't believe Elvis is dead"?

The Bush song containing the line “I don’t believe Elvis is dead” is “Everything Zen.” Written by Gavin Rossdale, it became one of the defining songs from Bush’s 1994 debut album, Sixteen Stone.

The song blends grunge and alternative rock with surreal, rapidly shifting images. Its Elvis reference plays on conspiracy theories and reported sightings claiming that Elvis Presley had secretly survived his death in 1977. The lyric is presented as part of the song’s collage-like stream of cultural references rather than as a literal historical claim.

“Everything Zen” was issued to radio in 1994 and released as a physical single in 1995. It helped introduce Bush to American rock audiences and eventually reached the upper levels of Billboard’s Modern Rock chart.

Listeners sometimes confuse the song with Bush’s other early singles, including “Glycerine,” “Comedown,” and “Machinehead.” The Elvis line belongs specifically to “Everything Zen,” the band’s first major single under the Bush name.