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Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash was and still is a vastly influential country music singer and songwriter. In a career that spanned almost five decades, Cash was the personification of country music to many people around the world, despite his distaste for the Nashville mainstream. Yet, Cash was a musician who transcended genre. His diversity was evidenced by his presence in three major music halls of fame: the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Country Music Hall of Fame and the Songwriters Hall of Fame.
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(Remember Me) I'm The One Who Loves You
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Stuart Hamblen
THEMES
Memories/Nostalgia
Inspirational
Love
Weather
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1957
When you're all alone and blue
No one to tell your troubles to
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
When this world has turned you down
And not a true friend can be found
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
And through all kinds of weather
You'll find I'll never change
Through the sunshine and the shadows
I'll always be the same
We're together right or wrong
Where you go I'll tag along
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
(And through all kinds of weather
You'll find I'll never change)
Through the sunshine and the shadows
I'll always be the same
We're together right or wrong
Where you go I'll tag along
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
No one to tell your troubles to
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
When this world has turned you down
And not a true friend can be found
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
And through all kinds of weather
You'll find I'll never change
Through the sunshine and the shadows
I'll always be the same
We're together right or wrong
Where you go I'll tag along
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
(And through all kinds of weather
You'll find I'll never change)
Through the sunshine and the shadows
I'll always be the same
We're together right or wrong
Where you go I'll tag along
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
Remember me, I'm the one who loves you
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Accidentally On Purpose
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Darrell Edwards
George Jones
THEMES
Memories/Nostalgia
Love
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1962
Accidentally I saw you this morning
You were lovely dressed in your wedding gown
And they say that you married a stranger to me
That had drifted to our ol' hometown
Accidentally you met him one evening
And you say it was love at first sight
Accidentally on purpose you married
Accidentally on purpose for spite
Cause I saw you out cheatin' and runnin' around
And I was just a fool with the heart of a clown
Accidentally you were mistaken that night
Accidentally on purpose for spite
Cause I saw you out cheatin' and runnin' around
And I was just a fool with the heart of a clown
Accidentally you were mistaken that night
Accidentally on purpose for spite
You were lovely dressed in your wedding gown
And they say that you married a stranger to me
That had drifted to our ol' hometown
Accidentally you met him one evening
And you say it was love at first sight
Accidentally on purpose you married
Accidentally on purpose for spite
Cause I saw you out cheatin' and runnin' around
And I was just a fool with the heart of a clown
Accidentally you were mistaken that night
Accidentally on purpose for spite
Cause I saw you out cheatin' and runnin' around
And I was just a fool with the heart of a clown
Accidentally you were mistaken that night
Accidentally on purpose for spite
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All God's Children Ain't Free
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
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WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Baby/Children
Money
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1965
I'd sing more about more of this land But all God's children ain't free
I'd open up ev'ry door I can
'Cause all God's children ain't free
I met a beaten broken man
He shovels dirt, but got no land
And he held out his hand to me
All God's children ain't free
I'd sing along to a silly song
But all God's children ain't free
I'm gonna sing the blues for the men they done wrong
'Cause all God's children ain't free
Mister how bout the man you condemn to die
By taking ev'rything that he's livin' by
And reject him from society
All God's children ain't free
Naw reject him from society
All God's children ain't free
I'd be happy walkin' any street
But all God's children ain't free
I'd have a smile for all I meet
But all God's children ain't free
I'd whistle down the road, but I wouldn't feel right
I'd hear somebody cryin' out at night
From a sharecropper shack or penitentiary
All God's children ain't free
From a sharecropper shack or penitentiary
All God's children ain't free
I'd open up ev'ry door I can
'Cause all God's children ain't free
I met a beaten broken man
He shovels dirt, but got no land
And he held out his hand to me
All God's children ain't free
I'd sing along to a silly song
But all God's children ain't free
I'm gonna sing the blues for the men they done wrong
'Cause all God's children ain't free
Mister how bout the man you condemn to die
By taking ev'rything that he's livin' by
And reject him from society
All God's children ain't free
Naw reject him from society
All God's children ain't free
I'd be happy walkin' any street
But all God's children ain't free
I'd have a smile for all I meet
But all God's children ain't free
I'd whistle down the road, but I wouldn't feel right
I'd hear somebody cryin' out at night
From a sharecropper shack or penitentiary
All God's children ain't free
From a sharecropper shack or penitentiary
All God's children ain't free
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All Over Again
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Love
Memories/Nostalgia
Dreams
GENRES
Country and Western
Rock 'n' Roll
YEAR
1958
Every time I look at you I fall in love, all over again
Every time I think of you it all begins, all over again
One little dream at night and I can dream all day
It only takes a memory to thrill me
One little kiss from you and I just fly away
Pour me out your love until you fill me
I wanna fall in love beginning from the start, all over again
Show me how you stole away my heart, all over again
One little dream at night and I can dream all day
It only takes a memory to thrill me
One little kiss from you and I just fly away
Pour me out your love until you fill me
I wanna fall in love beginning from the start, all over again
Show me how you stole away my heart, all over again
All over again, all over again, all over again, all over again
Every time I think of you it all begins, all over again
One little dream at night and I can dream all day
It only takes a memory to thrill me
One little kiss from you and I just fly away
Pour me out your love until you fill me
I wanna fall in love beginning from the start, all over again
Show me how you stole away my heart, all over again
One little dream at night and I can dream all day
It only takes a memory to thrill me
One little kiss from you and I just fly away
Pour me out your love until you fill me
I wanna fall in love beginning from the start, all over again
Show me how you stole away my heart, all over again
All over again, all over again, all over again, all over again
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Apache Tears
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Memories/Nostalgia
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1964
Hoof prints and foot prints, deep ruts the wagons made
The victor and the loser came by here
No head stones, but these bones, bring Mascalero death moans
See the smooth black nuggets by the thousands lying here
Petrified, but justified, are these Apache tears
Dead grass, dry roots, hunger crying in the night
Ghost of broken hearts and laws are here
And who saw, the young squaw, they judged by their whiskey law
Tortured till she died of pain and fear
Where the soldiers lay her back are the black Apache tears
The young men,the old men, the guilty and the innocent
Bled red blood and chilled alike with fear
The red men, the white men, no fight ever took this land
So don't raise the dust when you pass here
They're sleeping, and in my keeping, are these Apache tears
The victor and the loser came by here
No head stones, but these bones, bring Mascalero death moans
See the smooth black nuggets by the thousands lying here
Petrified, but justified, are these Apache tears
Dead grass, dry roots, hunger crying in the night
Ghost of broken hearts and laws are here
And who saw, the young squaw, they judged by their whiskey law
Tortured till she died of pain and fear
Where the soldiers lay her back are the black Apache tears
The young men,the old men, the guilty and the innocent
Bled red blood and chilled alike with fear
The red men, the white men, no fight ever took this land
So don't raise the dust when you pass here
They're sleeping, and in my keeping, are these Apache tears
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Are All The Children In
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Craig Starrett
THEMES
Baby/Children
Memories/Nostalgia
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1959
When I'm alone I often think of an ol' house on the hill
Of a big yard hedged in roses where we ran and played at will
And when the night time brought us home, hushing our merry den
Mother would look around and ask, are all the children in
Well it's been many a year now and the ol' house on the hill
No longer has my mother's care and the yard is still, so still
But if I listen I can hear it all, no matter how long it's been
I seem to hear my mother ask, are all the children in
And I wonder when the curtain falls, on that last earthly day
When we say goodbye to all of this, to our pain and work and play
When we step across the river, where mother so long has been
Will we hear ask her a final time, are all the children in (I come)
Of a big yard hedged in roses where we ran and played at will
And when the night time brought us home, hushing our merry den
Mother would look around and ask, are all the children in
Well it's been many a year now and the ol' house on the hill
No longer has my mother's care and the yard is still, so still
But if I listen I can hear it all, no matter how long it's been
I seem to hear my mother ask, are all the children in
And I wonder when the curtain falls, on that last earthly day
When we say goodbye to all of this, to our pain and work and play
When we step across the river, where mother so long has been
Will we hear ask her a final time, are all the children in (I come)
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Austin Prison
Johnny Cash
- Credits
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WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Memories/Nostalgia
Places
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1966
They had a warrant out for me all over the country
And I was tryin' to beat two raps in Idaho
I was breakin' into a schoolhouse Sunday mornin' without warnin'
When I saw the sheriff comin' for me slow from down below
His steel grey eyes were blazing when he saw me
His hand was on his gun when he rode up
He said you killed that woman I know you shot her why'd you do it
I'm takin' you to Austin and I'm gonna lock you up
Well he tied me with a plow line the next mornin'
And he had me deep in Texas the next day
A crazy screamin' lynch mob waited in the streets of Austin
But he put me in the jailhouse and he threw the key away
A jury found me guilty three months later
Twelve evil men with murder in their eye
They even took me out and said now show us where you killed her
And that wicked judge said now I here by sentence you to die
But here I am far away from Austin prison
My friend the jailer handed me a file
Now all I want between me and there are a lot of friendly people
And miles and miles and miles and miles and miles and miles and miles
And I was tryin' to beat two raps in Idaho
I was breakin' into a schoolhouse Sunday mornin' without warnin'
When I saw the sheriff comin' for me slow from down below
His steel grey eyes were blazing when he saw me
His hand was on his gun when he rode up
He said you killed that woman I know you shot her why'd you do it
I'm takin' you to Austin and I'm gonna lock you up
Well he tied me with a plow line the next mornin'
And he had me deep in Texas the next day
A crazy screamin' lynch mob waited in the streets of Austin
But he put me in the jailhouse and he threw the key away
A jury found me guilty three months later
Twelve evil men with murder in their eye
They even took me out and said now show us where you killed her
And that wicked judge said now I here by sentence you to die
But here I am far away from Austin prison
My friend the jailer handed me a file
Now all I want between me and there are a lot of friendly people
And miles and miles and miles and miles and miles and miles and miles
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Big River
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Weather
Country/Nature
Places
Memories/Nostalgia
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
Rock 'n' Roll
YEAR
1957
Now I taught the weeping willow how to cry
And I showed the clouds how to cover up a clear blue sky
And the tears that I cried for that woman are gonna flood you Big River
Then I'm gonna sit right here until I die
I met her accidentally in St. Paul, Minnesota
And it tore me up every time I heard her drawl, southern drawl
Then I heard my dream was back downstream cavortin' in Davenport
And I followed you Big River when you called
Then you took me to St Louis later on down the river
A freighter said she's been here but she's gone, boy she's gone
I found her trail in Memphis, but she just walked up the block
She raised a few eyebrows and then she went on down alone
Now won't you batter down by Baton Rouge River Queen roll it on
Take that woman on down to New Orleans, New Orleans
Go on I've had enough, dump my blues down in the gulf
She loves you Big River more than me
Now I taught the weeping willow how to cry
And I showed the clouds how to cover up a clear blue sky
And the tears that I cried for that woman are gonna flood you Big River
Then I'm gonna sit right here until I die
And I showed the clouds how to cover up a clear blue sky
And the tears that I cried for that woman are gonna flood you Big River
Then I'm gonna sit right here until I die
I met her accidentally in St. Paul, Minnesota
And it tore me up every time I heard her drawl, southern drawl
Then I heard my dream was back downstream cavortin' in Davenport
And I followed you Big River when you called
Then you took me to St Louis later on down the river
A freighter said she's been here but she's gone, boy she's gone
I found her trail in Memphis, but she just walked up the block
She raised a few eyebrows and then she went on down alone
Now won't you batter down by Baton Rouge River Queen roll it on
Take that woman on down to New Orleans, New Orleans
Go on I've had enough, dump my blues down in the gulf
She loves you Big River more than me
Now I taught the weeping willow how to cry
And I showed the clouds how to cover up a clear blue sky
And the tears that I cried for that woman are gonna flood you Big River
Then I'm gonna sit right here until I die
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Blue Train
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Transport
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1962
There's an engine at the station and the whistle calls my name
It's callin' callin' callin' come and get aboard the train
My baby's gone and I'm alone to live in misery
I'm gonna call and make a reservation for me
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
I'm gonna climb aboard and ride until I learn to smile
I'll be knockin' out the blues while I'm knockin' out the miles
With my guitar beatin' rhythm to the click-clack of the wheels
I'm gonna sing the blues cause that's the way that I feel
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
Conductor go and tell the man to shovel on the coal
It doesn't seem as half as bad as long as I can roll
Give me another ticket and I'll stay and ride with you
There's nothin' left to live for in this world we're rollin' through
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
It's callin' callin' callin' come and get aboard the train
My baby's gone and I'm alone to live in misery
I'm gonna call and make a reservation for me
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
I'm gonna climb aboard and ride until I learn to smile
I'll be knockin' out the blues while I'm knockin' out the miles
With my guitar beatin' rhythm to the click-clack of the wheels
I'm gonna sing the blues cause that's the way that I feel
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
Conductor go and tell the man to shovel on the coal
It doesn't seem as half as bad as long as I can roll
Give me another ticket and I'll stay and ride with you
There's nothin' left to live for in this world we're rollin' through
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
Gonna ride a blue train, gonna ride a blue train
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Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
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WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Body
Country/Nature
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1965
Oh bury me not on the lone prairie'
These words came low and mournfully'
From the pallid lips of a youth who lay'
On the bloody ground at the close of day
Oh bury me not and his voice failed there'
But we took no heed to his dying prayer
In a narrow grave just six by three'
We've buried him there on the lone prairie
Oh bury me not on the lone prairie'
Where the coyotes howl and the wind blows free
Where there's not a soul that will care for me'
Oh bury me not on the lone prairie
These words came low and mournfully'
From the pallid lips of a youth who lay'
On the bloody ground at the close of day
Oh bury me not and his voice failed there'
But we took no heed to his dying prayer
In a narrow grave just six by three'
We've buried him there on the lone prairie
Oh bury me not on the lone prairie'
Where the coyotes howl and the wind blows free
Where there's not a soul that will care for me'
Oh bury me not on the lone prairie
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Casey Jones
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Names
Memories/Nostalgia
Places
Transport
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1963
Come all you rounders if you wanna hear
The story about a brave engineer
Casey Jones was the roller's name
On a 68 wheeler course he rode to fame
Caller called Casey bout half past four
He kissed his wife at the station door
He climbed in the cabin with his orders in his hand
Said this is the trip to the Promised Land
Casey Jones climbed in a cabin
Casey Jones orders in his hand
Casey Jones leanin' out the window
Taking a trip to the Promised Land
Through South Memphis Yards on a fly
Rain been a fallin' and the water was high
Everybody knew by the engine's moan
That the man at the throttle was Casey Jones
Well Jones said fireman now don't you fret
Sam Webb said I ain't a givin' up yet
We're eight hours late with the southbound mail
We'll be on time or we're leavin' the rails
Casey Jones climbed in a cabin
Casey Jones orders in his hand
Casey Jones leanin' out the window
Taking a trip to the Promised Land
Dead on the rail was a passenger train
Blood was a boilin' in Casey's brain
Casey said hey now look out ahead
Sam jump, Sam jump or we'll all be dead
With a hand on a whistle and a hand on a brake
North Mississippi was wide awake
I see railroad official said
He's a good engineer to be a laying dead
Casey Jones climbed in the cabin
Casey Jones orders in his hand
Casey Jones leanin' out the window
Taking a trip to the Promised Land
Headaches and heartaches and all kind of pain
Are all the part of a railroad train
Sweat and toil, the good and the grand
Are part of the life of a railroad man
Casey Jones climbed in the cabin
Casey Jones orders in his hand
Casey Jones leanin' out the window
Taking a trip to the Promised Land
The story about a brave engineer
Casey Jones was the roller's name
On a 68 wheeler course he rode to fame
Caller called Casey bout half past four
He kissed his wife at the station door
He climbed in the cabin with his orders in his hand
Said this is the trip to the Promised Land
Casey Jones climbed in a cabin
Casey Jones orders in his hand
Casey Jones leanin' out the window
Taking a trip to the Promised Land
Through South Memphis Yards on a fly
Rain been a fallin' and the water was high
Everybody knew by the engine's moan
That the man at the throttle was Casey Jones
Well Jones said fireman now don't you fret
Sam Webb said I ain't a givin' up yet
We're eight hours late with the southbound mail
We'll be on time or we're leavin' the rails
Casey Jones climbed in a cabin
Casey Jones orders in his hand
Casey Jones leanin' out the window
Taking a trip to the Promised Land
Dead on the rail was a passenger train
Blood was a boilin' in Casey's brain
Casey said hey now look out ahead
Sam jump, Sam jump or we'll all be dead
With a hand on a whistle and a hand on a brake
North Mississippi was wide awake
I see railroad official said
He's a good engineer to be a laying dead
Casey Jones climbed in the cabin
Casey Jones orders in his hand
Casey Jones leanin' out the window
Taking a trip to the Promised Land
Headaches and heartaches and all kind of pain
Are all the part of a railroad train
Sweat and toil, the good and the grand
Are part of the life of a railroad man
Casey Jones climbed in the cabin
Casey Jones orders in his hand
Casey Jones leanin' out the window
Taking a trip to the Promised Land
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Cause I Love You
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
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WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Love
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1970
I'll sweep out your chimney yes and I will bring you flowers
Yes and I will do for you most anything you want me to
If we live in a cottage, you will feel like it's a castle
By the royal way you're treated and attention shown to you
I'll be right beside you, no matter where you travel
Yes, and I'll be there to cheer you, till the sun comes shinin' through
And if we're ever parted, I will keep the tie that binds us
And I'll never let it break cause I love you
Honey I will bring you honey, from the bee-tree in the meadow
And the first time there's a rainbow, I'll bring you a pot of gold
I'll take all your troubles and I'll throw 'em in the river
And I'll bundle down beside you and I'll keep you from the cold
I'll be right beside you, no matter where you travel
Yes, and I'll be there to cheer you, till the sun comes shinin' through
And if we're ever parted, I will keep the tie that binds us
And I'll never let it break cause I love you
Yes and I will do for you most anything you want me to
If we live in a cottage, you will feel like it's a castle
By the royal way you're treated and attention shown to you
I'll be right beside you, no matter where you travel
Yes, and I'll be there to cheer you, till the sun comes shinin' through
And if we're ever parted, I will keep the tie that binds us
And I'll never let it break cause I love you
Honey I will bring you honey, from the bee-tree in the meadow
And the first time there's a rainbow, I'll bring you a pot of gold
I'll take all your troubles and I'll throw 'em in the river
And I'll bundle down beside you and I'll keep you from the cold
I'll be right beside you, no matter where you travel
Yes, and I'll be there to cheer you, till the sun comes shinin' through
And if we're ever parted, I will keep the tie that binds us
And I'll never let it break cause I love you
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Christmas As I Knew It
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Jan Howard
June Carter Cash
THEMES
Memories/Nostalgia
Christmas/Seasonal
Money
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1963
[Spoken:]
One day near Christmas, when I was just a child
Mama called us together, and Mama tried to smile
She said you know the cotton crop hasn't been too good this year
There's just no spending money and well at least we're all here
I hope you won't expect a lot of Christmas presents
Just be thankful that there is plenty to eat
That's quite a blessing, it'll make things a little more pleasant
And us kids got to thinking how really blessed we were
At least we were all healthy and best of all we had her
Roy cut down a pig-apple tree and we drug it home, Jack and me
Daddy killed a squirrel and Louise made the bread
Reba decorated the tree with popcorn strings before we went to bed
Mama and Daddy sacrificed cause this Christmas was lean
But after all there was the babies Tom and Joanne, babies need a few things
I whittled a whistle for my brother Jack and though we fought now and then
When I gave Jack that whistle, he knew I thought the world of him
Mama made the girls' dresses out of flower sacks
And when she ironed them down, you couldn't tell that they hadn't come from town
A sharecropper family across the road didn't have it as good as us
They didn't even have a light and it was way past dusk
And Mama said why I bet they don't even have coal oil or beans to boil
Let alone apples and oranges and such
Me and Jack took a jar of coal oil and some hickory nuts we'd found
We walked over to the sharecropper's porch and set 'em down
A poor ol' ragged lady eased open the door
She picked up the coal oil and hickory nuts and said
I sure do thank ye and quickly closed the door
We started back home me and Jack and about halfway we stopped and looked back
And in the sharecropper's window at last was a light
So for one of the neighbors and for us it was a good Christmas night
Christmas came and Christmas went Christmas that year was heaven sent
Then Daddy put on his gumboots, waited for the thaw, back home in Dyess, Arkansas
One day near Christmas, when I was just a child
Mama called us together, and Mama tried to smile
She said you know the cotton crop hasn't been too good this year
There's just no spending money and well at least we're all here
I hope you won't expect a lot of Christmas presents
Just be thankful that there is plenty to eat
That's quite a blessing, it'll make things a little more pleasant
And us kids got to thinking how really blessed we were
At least we were all healthy and best of all we had her
Roy cut down a pig-apple tree and we drug it home, Jack and me
Daddy killed a squirrel and Louise made the bread
Reba decorated the tree with popcorn strings before we went to bed
Mama and Daddy sacrificed cause this Christmas was lean
But after all there was the babies Tom and Joanne, babies need a few things
I whittled a whistle for my brother Jack and though we fought now and then
When I gave Jack that whistle, he knew I thought the world of him
Mama made the girls' dresses out of flower sacks
And when she ironed them down, you couldn't tell that they hadn't come from town
A sharecropper family across the road didn't have it as good as us
They didn't even have a light and it was way past dusk
And Mama said why I bet they don't even have coal oil or beans to boil
Let alone apples and oranges and such
Me and Jack took a jar of coal oil and some hickory nuts we'd found
We walked over to the sharecropper's porch and set 'em down
A poor ol' ragged lady eased open the door
She picked up the coal oil and hickory nuts and said
I sure do thank ye and quickly closed the door
We started back home me and Jack and about halfway we stopped and looked back
And in the sharecropper's window at last was a light
So for one of the neighbors and for us it was a good Christmas night
Christmas came and Christmas went Christmas that year was heaven sent
Then Daddy put on his gumboots, waited for the thaw, back home in Dyess, Arkansas
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Clementine
Johnny Cash
- Credits
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WRITERS
Billy Mize
Buddy Mize
THEMES
Names
Memories/Nostalgia
Love
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1959
(Oh my darling Clementine)
She knew that Cody was the man she wanted
But she had waited nearly all her life
Just one more trip to town, to tell the boys goodbye
Then he'd be back to take her for his wife
(Don't you worry) Clementine
Cody saddled up and left his darlin'
Then rode to town to celebrate his plan
He told 'em this would be his last carousin'
I'm gonna settle down boys if I can
(With my darling) Clementine
Someone said it must have been past midnight
When Cody had to face a jealous man
Another story goes that no one really knows
But it seems there was a dancehall girl called Nan
(Don't you tell) Clementine
We do know that a shot or two was heard from some back room
Then there was a silence in the place
Just one more trip to town, but all his chips were down
They found Cody lyin' on his face
(Softly callin') Clementine
So buddies make a monument to lay down at his head
Sure you hate to leave your pal behind
Mother help your daughter, put her weddin' dress away
Cause Cody won't be ridin' back this time
(To his darlin') Clementine
She knew that Cody was the man she wanted
But she had waited nearly all her life
Just one more trip to town, to tell the boys goodbye
Then he'd be back to take her for his wife
(Don't you worry) Clementine
Cody saddled up and left his darlin'
Then rode to town to celebrate his plan
He told 'em this would be his last carousin'
I'm gonna settle down boys if I can
(With my darling) Clementine
Someone said it must have been past midnight
When Cody had to face a jealous man
Another story goes that no one really knows
But it seems there was a dancehall girl called Nan
(Don't you tell) Clementine
We do know that a shot or two was heard from some back room
Then there was a silence in the place
Just one more trip to town, but all his chips were down
They found Cody lyin' on his face
(Softly callin') Clementine
So buddies make a monument to lay down at his head
Sure you hate to leave your pal behind
Mother help your daughter, put her weddin' dress away
Cause Cody won't be ridin' back this time
(To his darlin') Clementine
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Come In Stranger
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Places
Time
Love
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1958
She said, come in stranger it's good to have you home
I hurried through cause I knew it was you when I saw your dog waggin' his tail
Honey why didn't you let me know by mail You've been gone so long
She said, come in stranger I know you're weary from all the miles
Just sit right there in your easy chair And tell me all about the places you've been
How long it'll be before you leave again I hope it's a long long while
She said, come in stranger ev'rything Around home is fine
I've watched and I've waited for you to get back and I missed you all the time
She said, come in stranger oh how I miss you when you're gone
I walk the floor and I watch the door
And when I lie awake and wonder where you can be
I'd give anything to have you here with me I get so lonesome all alone
She said, come in stranger and won't you listen to my plea
Stay long enough so that the one I love is not stranger to me
I hurried through cause I knew it was you when I saw your dog waggin' his tail
Honey why didn't you let me know by mail You've been gone so long
She said, come in stranger I know you're weary from all the miles
Just sit right there in your easy chair And tell me all about the places you've been
How long it'll be before you leave again I hope it's a long long while
She said, come in stranger ev'rything Around home is fine
I've watched and I've waited for you to get back and I missed you all the time
She said, come in stranger oh how I miss you when you're gone
I walk the floor and I watch the door
And when I lie awake and wonder where you can be
I'd give anything to have you here with me I get so lonesome all alone
She said, come in stranger and won't you listen to my plea
Stay long enough so that the one I love is not stranger to me
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Country Boy
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Happiness
Country/Nature
Places
GENRES
Country and Western
Rock 'n' Roll
YEAR
1957
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 tan
At the end of the day
When your work is done
You ain't got nothin' but fun
Country boy, ain't got no ills
Country boy, don't owe no bills
You get a wiggly worm
And then you watch him squirm
While you put him on a hook
And you drop him in a brook
If everything's gonna turn out right
You're gonna fry fish tonight
Country boy, you're lucky free
Country boy, I wish I was you and you was me
Country boy, you got work to do
Country boy, in the morning dew
You gotta cut the wheat
You gotta plant the seads
There's many a row
You know you gotta hoe
When it's quittin' time
And your work is through
There's a lot of life in you
Country boy, you got a shaggy dog
Country boy, up a holler log
Well, he comes in a run
When you pick up your gun
And with a shell or two
And your dog and you
When you get your rabbit
You'll skin his hide
He's gonna be good fried
Country boy, you gotta a lot to loose
Country boy, how I wish I was in your 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 tan
At the end of the day
When your work is done
You ain't got nothin' but fun
Country boy, ain't got no ills
Country boy, don't owe no bills
You get a wiggly worm
And then you watch him squirm
While you put him on a hook
And you drop him in a brook
If everything's gonna turn out right
You're gonna fry fish tonight
Country boy, you're lucky free
Country boy, I wish I was you and you was me
Country boy, you got work to do
Country boy, in the morning dew
You gotta cut the wheat
You gotta plant the seads
There's many a row
You know you gotta hoe
When it's quittin' time
And your work is through
There's a lot of life in you
Country boy, you got a shaggy dog
Country boy, up a holler log
Well, he comes in a run
When you pick up your gun
And with a shell or two
And your dog and you
When you get your rabbit
You'll skin his hide
He's gonna be good fried
Country boy, you gotta a lot to loose
Country boy, how I wish I was in your shoes
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Cry, Cry, Cry
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Love
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
Rock 'n' Roll
YEAR
1955
Everybody knows where you go when the sun goes down
I think you only live to see the lights of town
I wasted my time when I would try, try, try
'Cause when the lights have lost their glow you'll cry, cry, cry
Soon your sugar-daddies will all be gone
You'll wake up some cold day and find you're alone
You'll call for me but I'm gonna tell you bye, bye, bye
When I turn around and walk away you'll cry, cry, cry
You're gonna cry, cry, cry and you'll cry alone
When everyone's forgotten and you're all alone
You're gonna cry
Cry, cry, cry
I lie awake at night and wait 'til you come in
You stay a little while and then you're gone again
Every question that I ask I get a lie, lie, lie
For every lie you tell you're gonna cry, cry, cry
When your fickle love gets old no one will care for you
Then you'll come to me for a little love that's true
I will tell you no and you'll ask me why, why, why
When I remind you of all of this you'll cry, cry, cry
You're gonna cry, cry, cry and you'll want me then
It'll hurt when you think of the fool you've been
You're gonna cry
Cry, cry
I think you only live to see the lights of town
I wasted my time when I would try, try, try
'Cause when the lights have lost their glow you'll cry, cry, cry
Soon your sugar-daddies will all be gone
You'll wake up some cold day and find you're alone
You'll call for me but I'm gonna tell you bye, bye, bye
When I turn around and walk away you'll cry, cry, cry
You're gonna cry, cry, cry and you'll cry alone
When everyone's forgotten and you're all alone
You're gonna cry
Cry, cry, cry
I lie awake at night and wait 'til you come in
You stay a little while and then you're gone again
Every question that I ask I get a lie, lie, lie
For every lie you tell you're gonna cry, cry, cry
When your fickle love gets old no one will care for you
Then you'll come to me for a little love that's true
I will tell you no and you'll ask me why, why, why
When I remind you of all of this you'll cry, cry, cry
You're gonna cry, cry, cry and you'll want me then
It'll hurt when you think of the fool you've been
You're gonna cry
Cry, cry
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Don't Make Me Go
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Love
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1957
You take my hand and smile at me
But I can tell you'd rather be
Alone or with somebody else you know
And when your eyes look into mine
That old time love light doesn't shine
But let me try again, don't make me go
I want you, don't make me go
My heart would break, I'd miss you so
Tradin' love for sympathy
Is old to me
What's this lovesick heart to do
When it cries for only you
Hold me close, I love you so
Don't make me go
I'm sorry that I never knew
The way to show my love for you
I took too much for granted
All the time
Two hearts in love must give and take
When one heart fails, the other breaks
Don't make me go
I wanna show this love of mine
I want you, don't make me go
My heart would break, I'd miss you so
Tradin' love for sympathy
Is old to me
What's this lovesick heart to do
When it cries for only you
Hold me close, I love you so
Don't make me go
But I can tell you'd rather be
Alone or with somebody else you know
And when your eyes look into mine
That old time love light doesn't shine
But let me try again, don't make me go
I want you, don't make me go
My heart would break, I'd miss you so
Tradin' love for sympathy
Is old to me
What's this lovesick heart to do
When it cries for only you
Hold me close, I love you so
Don't make me go
I'm sorry that I never knew
The way to show my love for you
I took too much for granted
All the time
Two hearts in love must give and take
When one heart fails, the other breaks
Don't make me go
I wanna show this love of mine
I want you, don't make me go
My heart would break, I'd miss you so
Tradin' love for sympathy
Is old to me
What's this lovesick heart to do
When it cries for only you
Hold me close, I love you so
Don't make me go
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Don't Step On Mother's Roses
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Memories/Nostalgia
Country/Nature
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1959
We all were called to come back to the old home on the farm
Mother passed away, what a mournful day
And as my daddy watched, his eyes were filled with pain and hurt
When someone stepped upon a rose and crush it in the dirt
Don't step on mother's roses daddy cried
She planted them the day she was my bride
And ev'rytime I see a rose, I see her smilin' face
She made my darkest days look bright round the old homeplace
Don't step on mother's roses let them grow
The way they did since many years ago
They'll bloom for me each year and I'll have mother near
Don't step on mother's roses let 'em grow
Years have passed away and how the old homeplace has changed
Daddy had to go we all miss him so
Children pick the roses as they go along the way
But when their petals are abused I hear my daddy say
Don't step on mother's roses daddy cried
She planted them the day she was my bride
And ev'rytime I see a rose, I see her smilin' face
She made my darkest days look bright round the old homeplace
Don't step on mother's roses let them grow
The way they did since many years ago
They'll bloom for me each year and I'll have mother near
Don't step on mother's roses let 'em grow
Mother passed away, what a mournful day
And as my daddy watched, his eyes were filled with pain and hurt
When someone stepped upon a rose and crush it in the dirt
Don't step on mother's roses daddy cried
She planted them the day she was my bride
And ev'rytime I see a rose, I see her smilin' face
She made my darkest days look bright round the old homeplace
Don't step on mother's roses let them grow
The way they did since many years ago
They'll bloom for me each year and I'll have mother near
Don't step on mother's roses let 'em grow
Years have passed away and how the old homeplace has changed
Daddy had to go we all miss him so
Children pick the roses as they go along the way
But when their petals are abused I hear my daddy say
Don't step on mother's roses daddy cried
She planted them the day she was my bride
And ev'rytime I see a rose, I see her smilin' face
She made my darkest days look bright round the old homeplace
Don't step on mother's roses let them grow
The way they did since many years ago
They'll bloom for me each year and I'll have mother near
Don't step on mother's roses let 'em grow
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Don't Take Your Guns To Town
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Names
Food and Drink
Places
Memories/Nostalgia
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1958
A young cowboy named Billy Joe
Grew restless on the farm
A boy filled with wanderlust
Who really meant no harm
He changed his clothes and shined his boots
And combed his dark hair down
And his mother cried as he walked out
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
He laughed and kissed his Mom
And said your Billy Joe's a man
I can shoot as quick and straight
As anybody can
But I wouldn't shoot without a cause
I'd gun nobody down
But she cried again as he rode away
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
He sang a song as on he rode
His guns hung at his hips
He rode into a cattle town
A smile upon his lips
He stopped and walked into a bar
And laid his money down
But his mother's words echoed again
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
He drank his first strong liquor then
To calm his shaking hand
And tried to tell himself, at last, he had become a man
A dusty cowpoke at his side began to laugh him down
And he heard again his mother's words
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
Filled with rage then
Billy Joe reached for his gun to draw
But the stranger drew his gun and fired
Before he even saw
As Billy Joe fell to the floor
The crowd all gathered 'round
And wondered at his final words
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
Grew restless on the farm
A boy filled with wanderlust
Who really meant no harm
He changed his clothes and shined his boots
And combed his dark hair down
And his mother cried as he walked out
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
He laughed and kissed his Mom
And said your Billy Joe's a man
I can shoot as quick and straight
As anybody can
But I wouldn't shoot without a cause
I'd gun nobody down
But she cried again as he rode away
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
He sang a song as on he rode
His guns hung at his hips
He rode into a cattle town
A smile upon his lips
He stopped and walked into a bar
And laid his money down
But his mother's words echoed again
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
He drank his first strong liquor then
To calm his shaking hand
And tried to tell himself, at last, he had become a man
A dusty cowpoke at his side began to laugh him down
And he heard again his mother's words
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
Filled with rage then
Billy Joe reached for his gun to draw
But the stranger drew his gun and fired
Before he even saw
As Billy Joe fell to the floor
The crowd all gathered 'round
And wondered at his final words
Don't take your guns to town son
Leave your guns at home Bill
Don't take your guns to town
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Dorraine Of Ponchartrain
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Memories/Nostalgia
Love
Country/Nature
Places
Sadness
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1960
[Spoken:]
Ride this train to Bogaloosa, Louisiana
See these swamps and forest
Man's never set foot in a lot of it
You'll find alligator, mink, coon, possum, squirrel, otter and the lakes are full of fish
You'll find places so virgin and fresh
That you'd think the Lord just created it yesterday
As a matter of fact some people say when this world was made
A whole lot of it must have looked just like southern Louisiana does now
In 1788 I left Halifax Nova Scotia with about two hundred other Acadians
And we made a long, tiring journey south
In our party of two hundred there was this beautiful girl
That I just haven't quite been able to forget
Dorraine was her name and Dorraine and I were
Well we were kinda pledged to each other
And then we said when we got to the promised land
We'd build us a house and someday we'd have
The biggest sugar-cane plantation in the country
And I used to make Dorraine blush
When I'd tell her we'd raise the biggest family in the country too]
[Song:]
As I walked by the lake one day, by chance my Dorraine passed my way
Then she and I walked hand in hand on the banks of Ponchartrain
I pinned a flower on her heart, I swore we'd never be apart
She vowed her love forever and as I kissed her did the same
Dorraine, my Dorraine, my dark haired little angel
My belle of Ponchartrain
We sat down on the dock and with our hearts and fingers locked
We laughed and talked and joked about when our names are the same
And joking I said honey are you marrying me for money
And it took just one quick look to tell it hurt my dear Dorraine
She jumped and stood above me and she cried why you don't love me
I'm rowing home across the lake, you won't see me again
I called and called some more, but she rowed fast from the shore
And the clouds brought by a wind began to rain on Ponchartrain
Dorraine, I called Dorraine
Come back my little angel, my belle of Ponchartrain
The storm should make her learn that she should make a swift return
But as the rain fell harder, I lost sight of my Dorraine
As panic gripped my heart, I drew the oars and made my start
To look for her on raging water and the rain on Ponchartrain
At darkness I still called, but no one heard my cries at all
And when the daybreak came, then others helped me look for my Dorraine
But there was not a thing afloat except the oars from her rowboat
For all was lost upon the choppy waves and rain on Ponchartrain
Now I come day after day to where my sweetheart rowed away
And I gaze across the water of the rainy Ponchartrain
Just one thing and nothing more ever floated back to shore
Was this flower I hold, it is the one I pinned on my Dorraine
Dorraine, my Dorraine, my dark haired little angel
My belle of Ponchartrain
Ride this train to Bogaloosa, Louisiana
See these swamps and forest
Man's never set foot in a lot of it
You'll find alligator, mink, coon, possum, squirrel, otter and the lakes are full of fish
You'll find places so virgin and fresh
That you'd think the Lord just created it yesterday
As a matter of fact some people say when this world was made
A whole lot of it must have looked just like southern Louisiana does now
In 1788 I left Halifax Nova Scotia with about two hundred other Acadians
And we made a long, tiring journey south
In our party of two hundred there was this beautiful girl
That I just haven't quite been able to forget
Dorraine was her name and Dorraine and I were
Well we were kinda pledged to each other
And then we said when we got to the promised land
We'd build us a house and someday we'd have
The biggest sugar-cane plantation in the country
And I used to make Dorraine blush
When I'd tell her we'd raise the biggest family in the country too]
[Song:]
As I walked by the lake one day, by chance my Dorraine passed my way
Then she and I walked hand in hand on the banks of Ponchartrain
I pinned a flower on her heart, I swore we'd never be apart
She vowed her love forever and as I kissed her did the same
Dorraine, my Dorraine, my dark haired little angel
My belle of Ponchartrain
We sat down on the dock and with our hearts and fingers locked
We laughed and talked and joked about when our names are the same
And joking I said honey are you marrying me for money
And it took just one quick look to tell it hurt my dear Dorraine
She jumped and stood above me and she cried why you don't love me
I'm rowing home across the lake, you won't see me again
I called and called some more, but she rowed fast from the shore
And the clouds brought by a wind began to rain on Ponchartrain
Dorraine, I called Dorraine
Come back my little angel, my belle of Ponchartrain
The storm should make her learn that she should make a swift return
But as the rain fell harder, I lost sight of my Dorraine
As panic gripped my heart, I drew the oars and made my start
To look for her on raging water and the rain on Ponchartrain
At darkness I still called, but no one heard my cries at all
And when the daybreak came, then others helped me look for my Dorraine
But there was not a thing afloat except the oars from her rowboat
For all was lost upon the choppy waves and rain on Ponchartrain
Now I come day after day to where my sweetheart rowed away
And I gaze across the water of the rainy Ponchartrain
Just one thing and nothing more ever floated back to shore
Was this flower I hold, it is the one I pinned on my Dorraine
Dorraine, my Dorraine, my dark haired little angel
My belle of Ponchartrain
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Down The Street To 301
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Jack H. Clement
THEMES
Memories/Nostalgia
Love
Numbers
GENRES
Rock 'n' Roll
Country and Western
YEAR
1961
There's a boy across the street, lately he's looked very neat
Seems he's always on the run, down the street to 301
(Seems he's always on the run, down the street to 301)
Saturday he mows the lawn, gets up at the crack of dawn
Nine o'clock the work's all done, down the street to 301
(Nine o'clock the work's all done, down the street to 301)
When it's back to school this fall, winter's chill may end it all
But for now there's lots of fun, with the girl at 301
(But for now there's lots of fun, with the girl at 301)
Maybe they will never wed, sure they may break up instead
But for now she is the one, the girl who lives at 301
(But for now she is the one, the girl who lives at 301)
The boy who lives across the street, has a reason to be neat
He's in love and on the run, with the girl at 301
(He's in love and on the run, with the girl at 301)
Don't you tell 'em to beware, of a summer love affair
You know she's his only one, the girl that lives at 301
(You know she's his only one, the girl that lives at 301
Seems he's always on the run, down the street to 301
(Seems he's always on the run, down the street to 301)
Saturday he mows the lawn, gets up at the crack of dawn
Nine o'clock the work's all done, down the street to 301
(Nine o'clock the work's all done, down the street to 301)
When it's back to school this fall, winter's chill may end it all
But for now there's lots of fun, with the girl at 301
(But for now there's lots of fun, with the girl at 301)
Maybe they will never wed, sure they may break up instead
But for now she is the one, the girl who lives at 301
(But for now she is the one, the girl who lives at 301)
The boy who lives across the street, has a reason to be neat
He's in love and on the run, with the girl at 301
(He's in love and on the run, with the girl at 301)
Don't you tell 'em to beware, of a summer love affair
You know she's his only one, the girl that lives at 301
(You know she's his only one, the girl that lives at 301
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Drink To Me
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Food and Drink
Love
Country/Nature
GENRES
Rock 'n' Roll
Country and Western
YEAR
1959
(Drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me)
A rose, a carnation, the lily and an orchid make such a pretty bouquet (drink to me, drink to me)
But only the orchid was worthy of you, so I threw all the others away (drink to me, drink to me)
Then you took the orchid and you breathed on its petals and after a day or two (loo, loo, loo, loo)
The flower still blooms, but the scent's not the orchid
It carries the savor of you
(Drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me)
So if you're gonna drink to me drink with your eyes
And I'll never cry for wine (drink to me, drink to me)
Or leave a kiss in an empty coffee cup
Then pass it from your lips to mine (drink to me, drink to me)
Cause I've got a thirst burnin' way down in my soul
And honey from a sugar tree (loo, loo, loo, loo)
Is not half as sweet as the air that you breathe
Honey come here and drink to me
(Drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me)
A rose, a carnation, the lily and an orchid make such a pretty bouquet (drink to me, drink to me)
But only the orchid was worthy of you, so I threw all the others away (drink to me, drink to me)
Then you took the orchid and you breathed on its petals and after a day or two (loo, loo, loo, loo)
The flower still blooms, but the scent's not the orchid
It carries the savor of you
(Drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me)
So if you're gonna drink to me drink with your eyes
And I'll never cry for wine (drink to me, drink to me)
Or leave a kiss in an empty coffee cup
Then pass it from your lips to mine (drink to me, drink to me)
Cause I've got a thirst burnin' way down in my soul
And honey from a sugar tree (loo, loo, loo, loo)
Is not half as sweet as the air that you breathe
Honey come here and drink to me
(Drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me, drink to me)
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Five Feet High And Rising
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Weather
Numbers
Country/Nature
Memories/Nostalgia
GENRES
Country and Western
Rock 'n' Roll
YEAR
1959
How high's the water, mama?
Two feet high and risin'
How high's the water, papa?
She said it's two feet high and risin'
We can make it to the road in a homemade boat
That's the only thing we got left that'll float
It's already over all the wheat and the oats
Two feet high and risin'
How high's the water, mama?
Three feet high and risin'
How high's the water, papa?
She said it's three feet high and risin'
Well, the hives are gone
I've lost my bees
The chickens are sleepin'
In the willow trees
Cow's in water up past her knees
Three feet high and risin'
How high's the water, mama?
Four feet high and risin'
How high's the water, papa?
She said it's four feet high and risin'
Hey, come look through the window pane
The bus is comin', gonna take us to the train
Looks like we'll be blessed with a little more rain
Four feet high and risin'
How high's the water, mama?
Five feet high and risin'
How high's the water, papa?
She said it's five feet high and risin'
Well, the rails are washed out north of town
We gotta head for higher ground
We can't come back till the water comes down
Five feet high and risin'
Well, it's five feet high and risin'
Two feet high and risin'
How high's the water, papa?
She said it's two feet high and risin'
We can make it to the road in a homemade boat
That's the only thing we got left that'll float
It's already over all the wheat and the oats
Two feet high and risin'
How high's the water, mama?
Three feet high and risin'
How high's the water, papa?
She said it's three feet high and risin'
Well, the hives are gone
I've lost my bees
The chickens are sleepin'
In the willow trees
Cow's in water up past her knees
Three feet high and risin'
How high's the water, mama?
Four feet high and risin'
How high's the water, papa?
She said it's four feet high and risin'
Hey, come look through the window pane
The bus is comin', gonna take us to the train
Looks like we'll be blessed with a little more rain
Four feet high and risin'
How high's the water, mama?
Five feet high and risin'
How high's the water, papa?
She said it's five feet high and risin'
Well, the rails are washed out north of town
We gotta head for higher ground
We can't come back till the water comes down
Five feet high and risin'
Well, it's five feet high and risin'
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Five Minutes To Live
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Inspirational
Time
Numbers
GENRES
Rock 'n' Roll
Country and Western
YEAR
1961
Bom, pom, bom, bom, pom
What all can you give, with five minutes to live?
Hear the tock tick tock of the laughing clock
What can you do or say?
Maybe you oughta pray
But you better think positive
You got five minutes to live
Pom, bom, bom, bom
Time is flying by, now don't you sit there and let it fly
You better come on strong, you can't stay here long
That bell is gonna ring
This is a final fling
Ain't no alternative
You got five minutes to live
Pom, bom, bom, bom
What all can you give, with five minutes to live
Get dressed for your date or you're gonna be late
Live a little while you can
Don't you sit there and ring your hands
Here comes a great big sedative
You got five minutes to live
Pom, bom, bom, bom
Pom, bom, bom, bom
Pom, bom, bom, bom
What all can you give, with five minutes to live?
Hear the tock tick tock of the laughing clock
What can you do or say?
Maybe you oughta pray
But you better think positive
You got five minutes to live
Pom, bom, bom, bom
Time is flying by, now don't you sit there and let it fly
You better come on strong, you can't stay here long
That bell is gonna ring
This is a final fling
Ain't no alternative
You got five minutes to live
Pom, bom, bom, bom
What all can you give, with five minutes to live
Get dressed for your date or you're gonna be late
Live a little while you can
Don't you sit there and ring your hands
Here comes a great big sedative
You got five minutes to live
Pom, bom, bom, bom
Pom, bom, bom, bom
Pom, bom, bom, bom
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Folsom Prison Blues
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Places
Time
Memories/Nostalgia
Transport
GENRES
Blues
Country and Western
YEAR
1955
I hear the train a comin'
It's rolling round the bend
And I ain't seen the sunshine since I don't know when
I'm stuck in Folsom prison, and time keeps draggin' on
But that train keeps a rollin' on down to San Antone
When I was just a baby my mama told me. Son
Always be a good boy, don't ever play with guns
But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die
When I hear that whistle blowing, I hang my head and cry
I bet there's rich folks eating in a fancy dining car
They're probably drinkin' coffee and smoking big cigars
Well I know I had it coming, I know I can't be free
But those people keep a movin'
And that's what tortures me
Well if they freed me from this prison,
If that railroad train was mine
I bet I'd move it on a little farther down the line
Far from Folsom prison, that's where I want to stay
And I'd let that lonesome whistle blow my blues away
It's rolling round the bend
And I ain't seen the sunshine since I don't know when
I'm stuck in Folsom prison, and time keeps draggin' on
But that train keeps a rollin' on down to San Antone
When I was just a baby my mama told me. Son
Always be a good boy, don't ever play with guns
But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die
When I hear that whistle blowing, I hang my head and cry
I bet there's rich folks eating in a fancy dining car
They're probably drinkin' coffee and smoking big cigars
Well I know I had it coming, I know I can't be free
But those people keep a movin'
And that's what tortures me
Well if they freed me from this prison,
If that railroad train was mine
I bet I'd move it on a little farther down the line
Far from Folsom prison, that's where I want to stay
And I'd let that lonesome whistle blow my blues away
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Forty Shades Of Green
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Country/Nature
Places
Colours
Numbers
Memories/Nostalgia
Love
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1961
Green, green forty shades of green
I close my eyes and picture, the emerald of the sea
From the fishing boats at Dingle, to the shores of Dunardee
I miss the river Shannon, and the folks at Skibbereen
The moorlands and the midlands, with their forty shades of green
But most of all I miss a girl, in Tipperary town
And most of all I miss her lips, as soft as eiderdown
Again I want to see and do, the things we've done and seen
Where the breeze is sweet as Shalimar And there's forty shades of green
Green, green, forty shades of green
I wish that I could spend an hour at Dublin's churching surf
I'd love to watch the farmers, drain the bogs and spade the turf
To see again the thatching, of the straw the women glean
I'd walk from Cork to Larne to see
The forty shades of green
But most of all I miss a girl, in Tipperary town
And most of all I miss her lips, as soft as eiderdown
Again I want to see and do, the things we've done and seen
Where the breeze is sweet as Shalimar And there's forty shades of green
I close my eyes and picture, the emerald of the sea
From the fishing boats at Dingle, to the shores of Dunardee
I miss the river Shannon, and the folks at Skibbereen
The moorlands and the midlands, with their forty shades of green
But most of all I miss a girl, in Tipperary town
And most of all I miss her lips, as soft as eiderdown
Again I want to see and do, the things we've done and seen
Where the breeze is sweet as Shalimar And there's forty shades of green
Green, green, forty shades of green
I wish that I could spend an hour at Dublin's churching surf
I'd love to watch the farmers, drain the bogs and spade the turf
To see again the thatching, of the straw the women glean
I'd walk from Cork to Larne to see
The forty shades of green
But most of all I miss a girl, in Tipperary town
And most of all I miss her lips, as soft as eiderdown
Again I want to see and do, the things we've done and seen
Where the breeze is sweet as Shalimar And there's forty shades of green
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Frankie's Man Johnny
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Names
Memories/Nostalgia
Love
GENRES
Rock 'n' Roll
Country and Western
YEAR
1959
Well now Frankie and Johnny were sweethearts
They were true as a blue, blue sky
He was a long-legged guitar picker with a wicked wanderin' eye
But he was her man, nearly all of the time
Well Johnny he packed up to leave her, but he promised he'd be back
He said he had a little pickin' to do a little farther down the track
He said, "I'm your man I wouldn't do you wrong."
Well Frankie curled up on the sofa, thinkin' about her man
Far away the couples were dancing to the music of his band
He was Frankie's man, he wasn't doin' her wrong
Then in the front door walked a redhead, Johnny saw her right away
She came down by the bandstand to watch him while he played
He was Frankie's man, but she was far away
He sang every song to the redhead, she smiled back at him
Then he came and sat at her table, where the lights were low and dim
What Frankie didn't know, wouldn't hurt her none
Then the redhead jumped up and slapped him
She slapped him a time or two
She said, "I'm Frankie's sister and I was checking up on you,
if you're her man you better treat her right."
Well the moral of this story is be good, but carry a stick
Sometimes it looks like a guitar picker just can't tell what to pick
He was Frankie's man and he still ain't done her wrong
They were true as a blue, blue sky
He was a long-legged guitar picker with a wicked wanderin' eye
But he was her man, nearly all of the time
Well Johnny he packed up to leave her, but he promised he'd be back
He said he had a little pickin' to do a little farther down the track
He said, "I'm your man I wouldn't do you wrong."
Well Frankie curled up on the sofa, thinkin' about her man
Far away the couples were dancing to the music of his band
He was Frankie's man, he wasn't doin' her wrong
Then in the front door walked a redhead, Johnny saw her right away
She came down by the bandstand to watch him while he played
He was Frankie's man, but she was far away
He sang every song to the redhead, she smiled back at him
Then he came and sat at her table, where the lights were low and dim
What Frankie didn't know, wouldn't hurt her none
Then the redhead jumped up and slapped him
She slapped him a time or two
She said, "I'm Frankie's sister and I was checking up on you,
if you're her man you better treat her right."
Well the moral of this story is be good, but carry a stick
Sometimes it looks like a guitar picker just can't tell what to pick
He was Frankie's man and he still ain't done her wrong
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From Sea To Shining Sea
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Inspirational
Country/Nature
Places
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1968
The beautiful spacious skies, the amber waves of grain
To the majestic purple mountains, above the fruited plain
God did shed his grace from sea to shining sea on you and on me
From the Sleepy Hollow mountain country to the swamps at Okefenokee
To Guthrie, Oklahoma to Hibbing, Minnesota
To Grants Pass, Oregon to Stove Pipe Wells, California
From Texas to Montana from California to Maine
In the sunny days the winter snow from Arizona sand
To Cherokee, North Carolina to Tarpen Springs, Florida
America it's time to be refreshed, recall to memory
God did shed his grace on Thee from sea to shining sea
The land is big the best is free sand and surf grass and tree From sea to shining sea
(God shed his grace on Thee)
And crown Thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea
To the majestic purple mountains, above the fruited plain
God did shed his grace from sea to shining sea on you and on me
From the Sleepy Hollow mountain country to the swamps at Okefenokee
To Guthrie, Oklahoma to Hibbing, Minnesota
To Grants Pass, Oregon to Stove Pipe Wells, California
From Texas to Montana from California to Maine
In the sunny days the winter snow from Arizona sand
To Cherokee, North Carolina to Tarpen Springs, Florida
America it's time to be refreshed, recall to memory
God did shed his grace on Thee from sea to shining sea
The land is big the best is free sand and surf grass and tree From sea to shining sea
(God shed his grace on Thee)
And crown Thy good with brotherhood from sea to shining sea
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Get Rhythm
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Baby/Children
Celebration
Inspirational
Money
GENRES
Country and Western
Rock 'n' Roll
YEAR
1956
Hey, get rhythm when you get the blues
Come on get rhythm when you get the blues
Get a rock and roll feelin' in your bones
Put taps on your toes and get gone
Get rhythm when you get the blues
I met a shoeshine boy never gets low down
But he's got the dirtiest job in town
Bendin' low at the peoples feet
On the windy corner of the dirty street
When I asked him while he shined my shoes
How'd he keep from gettin' the blues
He grinned as he raised his little head
Popped a shoeshine rag and then he said
Get rhythm when you get the blues
Come on get rhythm when you get blues
A jumpy rhythm makes you feel so fine
It'll shake all the trouble from your worried mind
Get rhythm when you get the blues
Hey, get rhythm when you get the blues
Come on get rhythm when you get the blues
Get a rock and roll feelin' in your bones
Put taps on your toes and get gone
Get rhythm when you get the blues
Well, I sat down to listen to the shoeshine boy
And I thought I was gonna jump for joy
Slapped on the shoe polish left and right
He took a shoeshine rag and he held it tight
He stopped once to wipe the sweat away
I said you're a mighty little boy to be workin' that way
He said I like it with a big wide grin
Kept on a poppin' and he said again
Get rhythm when you get the blues
Come on get rhythm, when you get the blues
It only cost a dime, just a nickel a shoe
It does a million dollars worth of good for you
Get rhythm when you get the blues
Come on get rhythm when you get the blues
Get a rock and roll feelin' in your bones
Put taps on your toes and get gone
Get rhythm when you get the blues
I met a shoeshine boy never gets low down
But he's got the dirtiest job in town
Bendin' low at the peoples feet
On the windy corner of the dirty street
When I asked him while he shined my shoes
How'd he keep from gettin' the blues
He grinned as he raised his little head
Popped a shoeshine rag and then he said
Get rhythm when you get the blues
Come on get rhythm when you get blues
A jumpy rhythm makes you feel so fine
It'll shake all the trouble from your worried mind
Get rhythm when you get the blues
Hey, get rhythm when you get the blues
Come on get rhythm when you get the blues
Get a rock and roll feelin' in your bones
Put taps on your toes and get gone
Get rhythm when you get the blues
Well, I sat down to listen to the shoeshine boy
And I thought I was gonna jump for joy
Slapped on the shoe polish left and right
He took a shoeshine rag and he held it tight
He stopped once to wipe the sweat away
I said you're a mighty little boy to be workin' that way
He said I like it with a big wide grin
Kept on a poppin' and he said again
Get rhythm when you get the blues
Come on get rhythm, when you get the blues
It only cost a dime, just a nickel a shoe
It does a million dollars worth of good for you
Get rhythm when you get the blues
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Girl In Saskatoon
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
Johnny Horton
THEMES
Love
Weather
Country/Nature
Places
GENRES
Rock 'n' Roll
Country and Western
YEAR
1968
I left a little town, a little south of Hudson Bay
I couldn't find a thing, to make a rounder want to stay
I fought the wind across the barren waste in the crystal doom
Going for to marry the girl in Saskatoon
I'm glad, I realized that no one could take her place
My heart was beating for her, like the winter beat my face
But knowing that I'd see her made my spirit bright as June
I'm freezing, but I'm burning, for the girl in Saskatoon
South and West and following the cold December sun
I bedded down in the Carragana when my daily trek was done
Then up and pressing onward by the light of the morning moon
A prodigal returning to the girl in Saskatoon
Then I found the trail that had packed beneath the snow
I made the final miles where the prairie lilies grow
A steeple on a church glistened by the prairie moon
I'm freezing, but I'm burning, for the girl in Saskatoon
My journey was forgotten when I held her in my arms
My wanderlust was stifled by possession of her charms
And even beneath the steeple where we couldn't wait till June
I found eternal spring with the girl in Saskatoon
I couldn't find a thing, to make a rounder want to stay
I fought the wind across the barren waste in the crystal doom
Going for to marry the girl in Saskatoon
I'm glad, I realized that no one could take her place
My heart was beating for her, like the winter beat my face
But knowing that I'd see her made my spirit bright as June
I'm freezing, but I'm burning, for the girl in Saskatoon
South and West and following the cold December sun
I bedded down in the Carragana when my daily trek was done
Then up and pressing onward by the light of the morning moon
A prodigal returning to the girl in Saskatoon
Then I found the trail that had packed beneath the snow
I made the final miles where the prairie lilies grow
A steeple on a church glistened by the prairie moon
I'm freezing, but I'm burning, for the girl in Saskatoon
My journey was forgotten when I held her in my arms
My wanderlust was stifled by possession of her charms
And even beneath the steeple where we couldn't wait till June
I found eternal spring with the girl in Saskatoon
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Give My Love To Rose
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Love
Places
Time
Clothing/Apparel
Money
Names
Sadness
Baby/Children
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1957
I found him by the railroad track this morning
I could see that he was nearly dead
I knelt down beside him and I listened
Just to hear the words the dying fellow said
He said they let me out of prison down in Frisco
For ten long years I've paid for what I've done
I was trying to get back to Louisiana
To see my Rose and get to know my son
Give my love to Rose please won't you mister
Take her all my money, tell her to buy some pretty clothes
Tell my boy that daddy's so proud of him
And don't forget to give my love to Rose
Won't you tell him I said thanks for waiting for me
Tell my boy to help his mom at home
Tell my Rose to try to find another
Cause it ain't right that she should live alone
Mister here's the bag with all my money
It won't last them long the way it goes
God bless you for finding me this morning
Now don't forget to give my love to Rose
Give my love to Rose please won't you mister
Take her all my money, tell her to buy some pretty clothes
Tell my boy that daddy's so proud of him
And don't forget to give my love to Rose
I could see that he was nearly dead
I knelt down beside him and I listened
Just to hear the words the dying fellow said
He said they let me out of prison down in Frisco
For ten long years I've paid for what I've done
I was trying to get back to Louisiana
To see my Rose and get to know my son
Give my love to Rose please won't you mister
Take her all my money, tell her to buy some pretty clothes
Tell my boy that daddy's so proud of him
And don't forget to give my love to Rose
Won't you tell him I said thanks for waiting for me
Tell my boy to help his mom at home
Tell my Rose to try to find another
Cause it ain't right that she should live alone
Mister here's the bag with all my money
It won't last them long the way it goes
God bless you for finding me this morning
Now don't forget to give my love to Rose
Give my love to Rose please won't you mister
Take her all my money, tell her to buy some pretty clothes
Tell my boy that daddy's so proud of him
And don't forget to give my love to Rose
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God Must Have My Fortune Laid Away
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Ted Harris
THEMES
Dreams
Inspirational
Money
GENRES
Country and Western
YEAR
1962
(God has my fortune laid away)
Oh the world is full of people, with money just to burn
Affording all the things in life, for which a man might yearn
Some can take life easy, but I live from day to day
God has my fortune, laid away (laid away)
I search for sunshine ev'ry day, but there always comes the rain
The hope over my horizon was smoke without a flame
Pockets that stay empty, dreams that go astray
God has my fortune laid away
(God has my fortune laid away, laid away)
Oh how often, I have wondered, why some things have to be
Some people live in riches, while some live just like me
The more I try to work and save, the more I have to pay
But God has my fortune laid away (laid away)
I search for sunshine ev'ry day, but there always comes the rain
The hope over my horizon was smoke without a flame
Pockets that stay empty, dreams that go astray
God has my fortune laid away
Oh the world is full of people, with money just to burn
Affording all the things in life, for which a man might yearn
Some can take life easy, but I live from day to day
God has my fortune, laid away (laid away)
I search for sunshine ev'ry day, but there always comes the rain
The hope over my horizon was smoke without a flame
Pockets that stay empty, dreams that go astray
God has my fortune laid away
(God has my fortune laid away, laid away)
Oh how often, I have wondered, why some things have to be
Some people live in riches, while some live just like me
The more I try to work and save, the more I have to pay
But God has my fortune laid away (laid away)
I search for sunshine ev'ry day, but there always comes the rain
The hope over my horizon was smoke without a flame
Pockets that stay empty, dreams that go astray
God has my fortune laid away
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Going To Memphis
Johnny Cash
- Credits
- Lyrics
- Sheet Music
WRITERS
Johnny Cash
THEMES
Memories/Nostalgia
Country/Nature
Places
GENRES
Rock 'n' Roll
Country and Western
YEAR
1970
[Spoken:]
Ride this train to Pionridge, Mississippi, see that levee there
It's built to hold back the waters of Ol' Man River when he gets on a rampage
And he gets on a rampage believe me
One of these days he's gonna come right over that levee
And we're gonna have to head for the hills again
And you know how that levee was built Mister
Not with machines, it is built with elbow grease
They got the men off the farms out of the houses
Even out of the honky tonks on Saturday night
I don't hardly know how it happened to me it happens fast
I just remember I was in the Green Lantern in Natchez one Saturday night
And somebody pulled a knife and somebody threw the bottle
And the next thing I knew I had a chain on my leg and a shovel in my hand
It seemed like the whole world come down on me
They whipped us like mules and when they did feed us
There was always a fight or a killin' over who's gonna get the biggest piece of meat
Whereas the boss man did't care about the killin'
That is less you killed a good worker then you get killed
If you complain about anything he just liable to give you a chance to get away
You know what I mean
They take the chains off your legs and beg you to run so they can shoot you
[Song:]
Bring a drink of water Leroy
Bring a drink of water, no
If I could get to the mercy man
He'd give me some I know
I got a gal in Vicksburg
Bertha is her name
Wish I's tied to Bertha
Instead of this ball and chain
I'm goin' to Memphis, that's right Lord, yeah
A dude took all my money
Wouldn't let me see the cards
I owe the boss about a hundred years
For sleepin' in his backyard
I'm goin' to Memphis, yeah Memphis
Yeah I'm goin' to Memphis
Like a bitter weed, I'm a bad seed
But when that levee's through and I am too
Let the honky tonk roll on
Come mornin' I'll be gone
I'm goin' to Memphis, yeah Memphis
I never been to Chicago
But it must be a mighty fine place, that's right
I couldn't get past Tennessee
With Mississippi all over my face
I'm goin' to Memphis, that's right Lord, Memphis
Well, the freezin' ground at night
Is my own foldin' bed
Pork salad is my bread and meat
And it will be till I'm dead
Well, I brought me a little water
In a Mr. Prince Albert can
But the boss man caught me drinkin' it
And I believe, he broke my hand
They all call me crazy, for sassin' Mr. Scott
My brother was killed for a deed I did
But I dis remember what, yeah
Well another boy is down
The shovel burned him out
Let me stand on his body
To see what the shoutin's about
I'm goin' to Memphis, yeah I'm goin' to Memphis
Like a bitter weed, I'm a bad seed
But when that levee's through and I am too
Let the honky tonk roll on
Come mornin' I'll be gone
I'm goin' to Memphis, yeah Memphis
Ride this train to Pionridge, Mississippi, see that levee there
It's built to hold back the waters of Ol' Man River when he gets on a rampage
And he gets on a rampage believe me
One of these days he's gonna come right over that levee
And we're gonna have to head for the hills again
And you know how that levee was built Mister
Not with machines, it is built with elbow grease
They got the men off the farms out of the houses
Even out of the honky tonks on Saturday night
I don't hardly know how it happened to me it happens fast
I just remember I was in the Green Lantern in Natchez one Saturday night
And somebody pulled a knife and somebody threw the bottle
And the next thing I knew I had a chain on my leg and a shovel in my hand
It seemed like the whole world come down on me
They whipped us like mules and when they did feed us
There was always a fight or a killin' over who's gonna get the biggest piece of meat
Whereas the boss man did't care about the killin'
That is less you killed a good worker then you get killed
If you complain about anything he just liable to give you a chance to get away
You know what I mean
They take the chains off your legs and beg you to run so they can shoot you
[Song:]
Bring a drink of water Leroy
Bring a drink of water, no
If I could get to the mercy man
He'd give me some I know
I got a gal in Vicksburg
Bertha is her name
Wish I's tied to Bertha
Instead of this ball and chain
I'm goin' to Memphis, that's right Lord, yeah
A dude took all my money
Wouldn't let me see the cards
I owe the boss about a hundred years
For sleepin' in his backyard
I'm goin' to Memphis, yeah Memphis
Yeah I'm goin' to Memphis
Like a bitter weed, I'm a bad seed
But when that levee's through and I am too
Let the honky tonk roll on
Come mornin' I'll be gone
I'm goin' to Memphis, yeah Memphis
I never been to Chicago
But it must be a mighty fine place, that's right
I couldn't get past Tennessee
With Mississippi all over my face
I'm goin' to Memphis, that's right Lord, Memphis
Well, the freezin' ground at night
Is my own foldin' bed
Pork salad is my bread and meat
And it will be till I'm dead
Well, I brought me a little water
In a Mr. Prince Albert can
But the boss man caught me drinkin' it
And I believe, he broke my hand
They all call me crazy, for sassin' Mr. Scott
My brother was killed for a deed I did
But I dis remember what, yeah
Well another boy is down
The shovel burned him out
Let me stand on his body
To see what the shoutin's about
I'm goin' to Memphis, yeah I'm goin' to Memphis
Like a bitter weed, I'm a bad seed
But when that levee's through and I am too
Let the honky tonk roll on
Come mornin' I'll be gone
I'm goin' to Memphis, yeah Memphis
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