John Ray Cash, mais conhecido como Johnny Cash, (Kingsland, 26 de Fevereiro de 1932 — Nashville, 12 de Setembro de 2003) foi um cantor e compositor americano de música Country, conhecido por seus fãs como "O Homem de Preto". Em uma carreira que durou quase cinco décadas, ele foi para muitas pessoas a personificação do Country. Sua voz sepulcral e o distintivo som "boom chicka boom" de sua banda de apoio "Tennessee Two" podem ser reconhecidos instantaneamente por inúmeras pessoas.
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A Well I woke up Sunday morning DE With no way to hold my head A That didn't hurt A And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't F#mE Bad so I had one more for dessert A Then I fumbled through my closet D For my clothes AF#m And found my cleanest dirty shirt D And I washed my face E And combed my hair
And stumbled down the stairs
To meet the day
A I'd smoked my mind the night before DE With cigarettes and songs A That I'd been pickin' A But I lit my first and watched a small kid F#mE Playin' with a can that he was kickin' A Then I crossed the empty street and D Caught the sunday smell AF#m Of someone fryin' chicken D And it took me back to something
That I'd lost somehow EA Somewhere along the way
AD On the sunday morning sidewalk AF#m Wishing lord that I was stoned E Cause there's something in a sunday A That makes a body feel alone D And there's nothing short of dying AF#m Half as lonesome as the sound E On the sleeping city sidewalk A Sunday morning coming down
A In the park I saw a daddy DE With a laughing little girl A He was swingin' A And I stopped beside the Sunday school F#m And listened to the song E That they were singing A Then I headed back for home D And somewhere far away AF#m A lonely bell was ringing D And it echoed though the canyon like EA The disappearing dreams of yesterday
AD On the sunday morning sidewalk AF#m Wishing lord that I was stoned E Cause there's something in a sunday A That makes a body feel alone D And there's nothing short of dying AF#m Half as lonesome as the sound E On the sleeping city sidewalk A Sunday morning coming down