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5 years ago769Sings Hank Williams (1960),All Aboard the Blue Train (1962)Johnny Cash

Come In, Stranger Tabbed by: MrModigh Written by: John R. Cash Capo on 1st fret. This is from the Sun-recordings, made in the 50's. The intro and solo are as played by Luther Perkins. If you want to play along with the recording, you have to tune up your guitar 3/4 (or 1/4 with the capo on 1st fret). This will match Luther's...

5 years ago1958Destination Victoria Station (1975),Sun Recordings Greatest Hits (2012)Johnny Cash

Capo 1st fret Intro: | A | A | A | A | | E | A | A | Well, they gave h[A]im his orders at Monroe, Virginia.[D] Said, "Steve[A], you're way behinf time.[E] This is not [A]Thirty-Eight, this is old Ninety-Sev[D]en. [A]Put her into Spenc[E]er on time.[A]" Then he turned[A] around and said to his black, greasy fireman[D], [A]"Shovel on a little...

5 years ago936Rockabilly Blues (1980),Other SongsJohnny Cash

Capo 2nd fret Intro: | G | C | G | G | | G | D | G | G | Without love, [G] I a[C]m half human.[G] Without love, [Em] [D]I'm all machine.[G] Without love, ther[C]e's nothin' do - in'.[G][Em] I will die[G] [D] without love.[G] Without love, [G] I[C] am an island,[G] All by my-self [Em] [D] in a heartbreak sea.[G] Without love, [C]there's no...

5 years ago1197All Aboard the Blue Train (1962),Sings the Songs That Made Him Famous (1958),Johnny Cash / George Jones (1994),Sun Recordings Greatest Hits (2012)Johnny Cash

Capo 1st fret Intro: ||: E | E | E | E :|| [E]Train of love's a comin', big black wheels a hummin', [A]People waitin' at the station, happy hearts are drummin'. [E]Train man, tell me maybe, ain't you got my baby? [B7]Ev'ry so often ev'rybody's baby gets the urge to roam, But ev'rybody's baby but mine's comin' home.[E] Now, stop y[E]our...

5 years ago2073Classic Cash: Hall of Fame Series (1988)Johnny Cash

Capo 1st fret Intro: | A | A | A | D | | A | A | A | In a lit[A]tle cabaret, in a south Texas border town,[E] Sat a boy and his guitar, and the people came from all around.[A] And all the girls from there to Austin were slip[E]pin' 'way from home And puttin' jew'lry in hock to take[A] the trip to go and listen[E] To the little dark haired...

5 years ago1155Now Here’s Johnny Cash (1961),All Aboard the Blue Train (1962),Johnny Cash With His Hot and Blue Guitar (1957),The Greatest Songs (2011)Johnny Cash

Capo 1st fret Intro: | B7 | B7 | B7 | B7 | | B7 | B7 | E | E | | E | E | I d[E]o my best to hide this lowdown feelin'. I try to make believe there's nothin' wrong.[B7] But they're always [E]askin' me about you, darlin',[A] And it hurt[E]s me so to tell 'em t[B7]hat you're gone.[E] If t[E]hey ask me, I guess I'd be denyin' That I've been...

5 years ago698Man in Black (1971),Other SongsJohnny Cash

Capo 3rd fret Intro: ||: G | G :|| One morn[G]in' at breakfast I said to my wife, "We've been [C]ev'rywhere once and some places twice." [A7]As I had another helping of country ham, she said, [D] "We ain't never been to Vietnam, And there's a bunch of[G] our boys over there." So [C] we went to the Orient, Saigon.[D7] Well, we got a [G]big...

5 years ago1422Gone Girl (1978)Johnny Cash

Capo 1st fret Intro: ||: E | E | E | E :|| They used to[E] call me rockabilly. All of us ran through When Elvis opened up the door. Boo-bop-a-lop-bam-boo. [A]I didn't ever play much rock and roll,[E] 'Cause I got[F#7] so much country in my soul.[B7] But I'm [A]a different man for lovin' you,[E] And I'd take a shot at what you asked me...

5 years ago1254American V: A Hundred Highways (2006),Out Among the Stars (2014),Johnny Cash and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (2020)Johnny Cash

Intro: | G | G | [G]I couldn't manage the problems I laid on my - s[C]elf An[D]d it just made it worse when I laid them on somebody else.[G] So I fin'lly surrendered it all, brought down in [C]de - spair. D D7 ch)G(/ch) I cried out for help and I felt a warm Comforter there. And I [G7#5] [C] came to believe in a power much higher[G] than...

5 years ago824The Fabulous Johnny Cash (1959),The Fabulous Johnny Cash (1958)Johnny Cash

Capo 1st fret Well, now, Frankie [A]and Johnny were sweethearts; They were true as a blue, blue sky. [D]He was a long-legged guitar picker with a wicked wanderin' ey[A]e, But he was her man nearly all[E] of the time.[A] Well, John[A]ny, he packed up to leave her, But he promised he'd be back. [D]He said he had a little pickin' to do a...