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5 years ago1126American III: Solitary Man (2000)Johnny Cash

Standard Tuning CAPO I A E Dm Am C e:---0---0---5---5---8---| B:---2---0---6---5---8---| G:---2---1---7---5---9---| D:---2---2---7---7---10--| A:---0---2---5---7---10--| E:---0---0---5---5---8---| Intro: A E A E E Dm Well you're my f[E]riend[A] E A Dm And can you see Dm Many times we've been out drinking Dm E Dm Many times we've shared...

5 years ago1446Gravitational Forces (2001),I Walk the Line (1964),Classic Cash: Hall of Fame Series (1988),The Fabulous Johnny Cash (1959),The Fabulous Johnny Cash (1958),I Still Miss Someone - Greatest Hits (2010)Johnny Cash,Robert Earl Keen

I Still Miss Someone (J.R. Cash, R. Cash, Jr.) Capo 1st fret At my [G]door the [C]leaves are [D]falling The [C]cold wild [D]wind will [G]come [G]Sweethearts [C]walk by [D]together And [C]I Still [D]Miss Some[G]one [G]I go out [C]on a [D]party An[C]d look for a [D]little [G]fun But [G]I find a [C]darkened [D]corner 'Cause [C]I still [D]miss...

5 years ago1159Orange Blossom Special (1965),Carryin’ On With Johnny Cash & June Carter (1967)Johnny Cash

"(2) The other tab just didn't do Cash any respect, here's somethin that sounds a lot like the original recording. Just start country pickin with your thumb, first the low E string then the rest of the chord, in a 1-2-1-2-1-2-1-2(one, two, one , two) 4/4 rhythm. Verse I [G]Go away from my [Am]window [G]Leave at your own chosen...

5 years ago604Songs of Our Soil (1959),Other SongsJohnny Cash

IT COULD BE YOU (INSTEAD OF HIM) -V.McAplin-D.Tubb- Recorded 1/13/59 Nashville, TN Songs of Our Soil (1959) KEY: Bb / CAPO: 1 / PLAY: A INTRO: N/C A E A D------------------------------------------- A-------0--0-0-2-4--0-0-2--0-4-2-0--------0- E-0-0-2-----------------------------0-2-0--- VERSE: [A]If you should meet some lonely [(G)]soul...

5 years ago929American VI: Ain’t No Grave (2010)Johnny Cash

LAST NIGHT I HAD THE STRANGEST DREAM E.McCurdy Recorded December 5, 1969 Key Ab / Capo: 1 / Play: G VERSE: [G]Last night I had the strangest dream [C]I've ever known be[G]fore [G]I [D]dreamed that all the [G]world agreed [G]To [D]put an end to [G]war REFRAIN: [G]I [C]dreamed I saw a [G]mighty room [G]The [D]room was filled with [G]men [G]And...

5 years ago1396Hymns From the Heart (1962),My Mother’s Hymn Book (2004)Johnny Cash

LET THE LOWER LIGHTS BE BURNING Brightly [C]beams our Father's mercy [D7] [G7] But to [C]us He gives the [F]keeping Of the [C]lights a[G7]long the [C]shore. Let the [F]lower lights be [C]burning! Send a [D7]gleam across the [G7]wave! Some poor [C]fainting, struggling [F]seaman You may [C]rescue,[G7] you may [C]save. Dark the night of sine...

5 years ago839American Recordings (1994)Johnny Cash

[Verse 1] [G]Well if i don't wake up one morning and the rains pulled out and gone [C]If you are there or not. I may not even [G]know [G]Have a round and r[B7]emember. T[C]hings we did that weren't so te[G]nder [G]Let the train blow the [D7]whistle when I g[G]o N.C. WOO WOO [Verse 2] [G]On my guitar sell tickets. So someone can finally pick...

5 years ago954America: A 200-Year Salute in Story and Song (1972)Johnny Cash

The years creep [G]slowly by Lorena[C] [D7]Snow is on the grass [G]again The sun is sinking low [C]Lorena [D7]Frost is where the flowers have [G]been The music's sad and low [C]Lorena [D7]Happy sounds have left the [G]day The banjo's softly playing [C]Lorena [D7]Where once they rang so loud and [G]gay I hardly feel the cold...

5 years ago899American V: A Hundred Highways (2006)Johnny Cash

Intro A ' Asus4 ^ v ^ v ^ ^ v ^ v ^ Q. E E E E E Q. E E E E E ^ v ^ v ^ ^ v ^ v ^ Q. E E E E E Q. E E E E E CHORUS Bm E A Riff I have been a rover, I have walked alone Bm E A G#(bass) ' Fm# Hiked a hundred highways, Never found a home Still in all I'm h[C#m]appy, [D]The reason is, you s[Dm]ee [A]Once in a wh[Bm]ile alo[D]ng the...

5 years ago1429American III: Solitary Man (2000)Johnny Cash

Original in A, so when played in G: Capo 2 Intro: G It was [G]on one [D]cold winter [G]night When the [G]wind blew a[A7]cross the wild [D7]moor When [G]Mary came [D]wandering [G]home with her [C]child Till she [G]came to her [D7]own father's [G]door "[G]Father, dear [D]father," she [G]cried "Come [G]down and [A7]open the [D7]door Or the...