With the twilight colors fallingAnd the evening laying shadowsHidden memories come stealing from my mindAnd I feel my own heart beating outThe simple joy of livingAnd I wonder how I ever was that kindBut the wild road I was ramblingWas always out there callingAnd you said a hundred times I should have diedThen you reached down and touched meAnd lifted me up with youSo I believe it was a road I was meant to rideI'm like a soldier getting over the warI'm like a young man getting over his crazy daysLike a bandit getting over his lawless waysI don't have to do that anymoreI'm like a soldier getting over the warThere are nights I don't rememberAnd pain that's been forgottenAnd a lot of things I choose not to recallThere are faces that come to meIn my darkest secret memoriesFaces that I wish would not come back at allBut in my dreams parade of loversFrom the other times and placesThere's not one that matters now, no matter whoI'm just thankful for the journeyAnd that I've survived the battlesAnd that my spoils of victory is youI'm like a soldier getting over the warI'm like a young man getting over his crazy daysLike a bandit getting over his lawless waysEvery day gets better than the day beforeI'm like a soldier getting over the war
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Johnny Cash (nacido como J. R. Cash, Kingsland, Arkansas, 26 de febrero de 1932-Nashville, 12 de septiembre de 2003) fue un cantante, compositor, músico y actor estadounidense. Considerado como uno de los músicos más influyentes del siglo XX. Considerado «el…
