Folsom Prison Blues por Johnny Cash, tablaturas y acordes en PlayUkuleleNET

Folsom Prison Blues

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Johnny Cash, nacido John Ray Cash (26 de febrero de 1932 - 12 de septiembre de 2003) fue un cantautor estadounidense de country, gospel, rock and roll y rockabilly. Fue uno de los máximos representantes de la música country, aunque creó su propio subgénero musical.

Cash fue conocido por su profunda voz, por el característico sonido boom-chick-a-boom de su banda de acompañamiento, los Tennessee Three y, por vestir ropa oscura, lo que le valió el apodo de «El Hombre de Negro» («The Man in Black»).

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This is the Version of Folsom Prison Blues that Cash played in his later life during the late 80s till the
end of his career the main source I use is this - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzCyHZLhYK4 and go to 50
seconds in

If youre playing both parts of singing and solos and introduction then do not use a capo

Chord Fingering [if not using a capo then the chords are E, E7, A and B7]

   D D7 G A7
E|-2--2--3--3------|
B|-3--1--0--2------|
G|-2--2--0--2------|
D|-0--0--0--2------|
A|-------2--0------|
E|-------3---------|

N.C
Hello I'm Johnny Cash

[Verse one]

D
I hear the train a comin', It's rollin' 'round the bend
D                                                  D7
And I ain't seen the sunshine, Since, I don't know when
G                                                 D
I'm stuck in Folsom Prison And time keeps draggin' on
A7                                               D
But that train keeps a-rollin', On down to San Antone

[Verse 2]

D
When I was just a baby. My Mama told me, son
D                                          D7
Always be a good boy. Don't ever play with guns
G                                           D
But I shot a man in Reno. Just to watch him die
A7                                                    D
When I hear that whistle blowin'. I hang my head and cry

[Verse 3]

D
I bet there's rich folks eatin', In a fancy dining car
D                                                   D7
They're probably drinkin' coffee, And smokin' big cigars
G                                               D
But I know I had it comin', I know I can't be free
A7                                                  D
But those people keep a-movin', And that's what tortures me

[Chorus]

D
Well, if they freed me from this prison, If that railroad train was mine
D                                                   D7
I bet I'd move out over a little, Farther down the line
G                                               D
Far from Folsom Prison, That's where I want to stay
A7                                                 D
And I'd let that lonesome whistle, Blow my blues away

[Outro verse]

A7               D
Blow...my blues away