She had a heart full of loveFor her baby, for life and James TaylorShe nursed her baby, and she closed her eyesShe was a cowgirl, truck driver and sailorIn her mind, she wasn't abandonedThough the baby was all that she hadShe was lonely at night when the babe was asleepBut when singing, it wasn't so badAnd she sang "Sweet Baby James"And she flew o'er the turnpikes, the mountain, and seaAnd she looked to the skies, where heaven should beSaid, "Could it be there's no heaven for me?The only difference in my life and hell are the flames"So she sang "Sweet Baby James"She had to work for a livingAnd her mom kept the babe every dayThe driving paid minimum wages to allAnd was so little carry-home payBut she'd take her own flights of fancyEach time she found herself aloneShe'd get on her dream song and she'd sail awayWith her baby to find that new homeAnd she sang "Sweet Baby James"And she flew o'er the turnpikes, the mountains and seaAnd she looked to the skies, where heaven should beSaid, "Could it be there's no heaven for me?The only difference in my life and hell are the flames"So she sang "Sweet Baby James""The only difference in my life and hell are the flames"So she sang "Sweet Baby James"
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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…
