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Bài hát San Quentin - Johnny Cash. San Quentin, you've been livin' hell to me. You've hosted me since nineteen sixty three. I've seen 'em come and go and I've seen them die. And long ago I stopped
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My pappy said when I was seventeen you're six feet tall and your face is clean. And it don't look right for a boy that old to not make a livin' loadin' coal. Loadin' coal loadin' coal I'm a double f
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Wild blackberries bloomin' in the thickest on the mountain. Sheep shire and water cress are growin' round the fountain. Where a big black bear is drinkin' lappin' water like a dog. Tiger Whitehead'
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I got a crib full of corn and a turnin' plow. But the ground's too wet for the hopper now. I got a cultivator and a double tree. And a leather line for the Hull and Gee. Let the thunder roll and t
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Bài hát Tennessee Stud - Johnny Cash. Non Album Tracks Tennessee Stud Jimmy Driftwood / Warden Music BMI (1994) Back about eighteen and twenty-five. I left Tennessee very much alive. I never would
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Bài hát Southern Accents - Johnny Cash. There's a southern accent, where I come from. The young uns call it country the Yankees call it dumb. I got my own way of talkin'. But everything is done
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(Lost highway). I'm a rolling stone all alone and lost. For a life of sin I have paid the cost. When I pass by all the people say. He's just another guy on the lost highway I was just a lad nearly
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My pappy said when I was seventeen you're six feet tall and your face is clean. And it don't look right for a boy that old to not make a livin' loadin' coal. Loadin' coal loadin' coal I'm a double f
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City jail city jail like an old scared dog I tuck my tail. Bow my head and not a careless word is said. Gotta sleep on the floor once more at city jail Well I was hangin' round the bus station. Min
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Bài hát Country Boy - Johnny Cash. Country boy, ain't got no shoes. Country boy, ain't got no blues. Well, you work all day. While you're wantin' to play. In the sun and the sand,. With a face that's
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I was born in Saginaw, Michigan. And I grew up in a house on Saginaw Bay. My daddy was a poor hard working Saginaw fisherman. Too many times he came home with too little pay I loved a girl in Sagin
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Hey, get rhythm when you get the blues. C'mon get rhythm, when you get the blues. Get a rock 'n roll feeling in your bones. Put taps on your toes and get goin'. Get rhythm, when you get the blues.
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(Troubadour troubadour troubadour). The troubadour the troubadour sings from his heart. The song that's the hit of the show. Watch him sing and play the strings of his guitar alone in the bright sp
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Hush a bye my baby. Slumber time is comin' soon. Rest your head on mommie's breast. While daddy hums a tune Oh, the old folks were hummin'. Banjos were strummin'. And the soft breezes sigh. As i
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