Now Johnny Cash and the Tennessee TwoSeemed to know just what to doInvented the sound that hooked you and meAdded one to make the Tennessee ThreeThe Man In Black was long and leanHit the Billboard charts with a Teenage QueenHad a television show, the best we'd seenThat chick-a-boom rock really made a splashMissing ol' Johnny CashWell, Johnny Cash was a friend of mineKnew him well for a mighty long timeShared the stage for many a showBroke my heart to see him goCash had the fire of a thousand menLovin' life was his greatest sinTreated his fans like the next of kinRappin' a bit, talkin' trashMissing ol' Johnny CashWell, now Johnny Cash wore black attireAnd he fell into that Ring of FireHe came up swinging like a Boy Named SueAnd he married June Carter and he fired StuHe wrote his songs from deep withinAnd he hit the stage with a crooked grinHe and I were both HighwaymenAnd that record became a smashWell, I'm missing ol' Johnny CashJohnny Cash never walked no lineJohnny Cash never did no time, butWhen he sang a Folsom Prison BluesYou knew good and well he'd paid his duesTrue, he always dressed in blackBut he loved folks and they loved him backCarried his pills in a brown paper sackWell, I don't care if they found his stashI'm missin' ol' Johnny CashNow is it really true that him and Roy NicholsRose Maddox, some people roasted hot dogsIn the back of a limousine with ice cream sticks?I don't know, I said they set the curtains on fire in anEnglish hotel room just to warm their handsWell, Willie, do you know anything about Cash?Well yeah, I know a lot of things about CashI'm not sure I should talk about itBut I checked with JohnAsked him if it's okay, he said he didn't give a shitOne time he took a casket up to his hotel roomAnd got into it and called room serviceI thought that was pretty funnyNow Cash had the fire of a thousand menLovin' life was his greatest sinTreated his fans like the next of kinRappin' a bit, talkin' trashMissing ol' Johnny Cash
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