Johnny Cash — The Fabulous Johnny Cash

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"The Fabulous Johnny Cash" - Johnny Cash
Released 1958

#   Title
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1.) Run Softly, Blue River
2.) Frankie's Man, Johnny
3.) That's All Over
4.) The Troubadour
5.) One More Ride
6.) That's Enough
7.) I Still Miss Someone
8.) Don't Take Your Guns to Town
9.) I'd Rather Die Young
10.) Pickin' Time
11.) Shepherd of My Heart
12.) Suppertime

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1.) "Run Softly, Blue River"

[Intro]
A
E   A


[Chorus]
     A                      E7         A
(Run softly, Blue River, my darling's asleep)
                         E7           A
(Run softly, Blue River, run cool and deep)
                           E7         A
Run softly, Blue River, my darling's asleep
                        E7           A
Run softly, Blue River, run cool and deep


[Verse 1]
      D                        G               D
Oh, I thrill to her kisses and she thrills to mine
                                A7           D
Run softly while she sleeps and dreams for a time
           A                       E7           A
'cause she dreams of tomorrow when she'll be my wife
                               E7          A
And I pray that as peaceful as you is our life
            D                     G                 D
And if your murmuring soothes me 'til I'm sleeping too
                            A7               D
Run softly Blue River we'll both dream with you
A


[Chorus]
     A                      E7         A
(Run softly, Blue River, my darling's asleep)
                         E7           A
(Run softly, Blue River, run cool and deep)


[Verse 2]
      D                        G               D
Oh, I thrill to her kisses and she thrills to mine
                                A7           D
Run softly while she sleeps and dreams for a time
           A                       E7           A
'cause she dreams of tomorrow when she'll be my wife
                               E7          A
And I pray that as peaceful as you is our life
            D                         G             D
And if your murmuring soothes me 'til I'm sleeping too
                              A7               D
Run softly, Blue River, we'll both dream with you
A


[Chorus]
     A                      E7         A
(Run softly, Blue River, my darling's asleep)
                         E7           A
(Run softly, Blue River, run cool and deep)
                            E7         A
(Run softly, Blue River, my darling's asleep)
                         E7           A
(Run softly, Blue River, run cool and deep)
                            E7         A
(Run softly, Blue River, my darling's asleep)
                         E7           A
(Run softly, Blue River, run cool and deep)

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2.) "Frankie's Man, Johnny"

[Verse 1]
N.C.       A
Well, now, Frankie and Johnny were sweethearts
          A
They were true as a blue, blue sky
D                                                           A
He was a long-legged guitar picker with a wicked wandering eye
                E7                    A
But he was her man nearly all of the time


[Verse 2]
      A
Well, Johnny, he packed up to leave her
       A
But he promised he'd be back
D                                                                 A
He said he had a little picking to do a little farther down the track
                    E7                      A
He said, "I'm your man; I wouldn't do you wrong."


[Verse 3]
      A
Well, Frankie curled up on the sofa
A
Thinking about her man
D                                                      A
Far away the couples were dancing to the music of his band
                  E7                        A
He was Frankie's man, he wasn't doing her wrong


[Verse 4]
      A
Then, in the front door walked a redhead
A
Johnny saw her right away
D                                                      A
She came down by the bandstand to watch him while he played
                  E7                   A
He was Frankie's man, but she was far away


[Verse 5]
   A
He sang every song to the redhead
A
She smiled back at him
    D                                                           A
The he came and sat at her table where the lights were low and dim
                     E7                     A
What Frankie didn't know wouldn't hurt her none


[Verse 6]
         A
Then the redhead jumped up an slapped him
    A
She slapped him a time or two
    D                                                     A
She said, "I'm Frankie's sister and I was checkin' up on you
               E7                        A
If you're her man, you better treat her right."


[Verse 7]
          A
Well, the moral of this story
   A
Is be good but carry a stick
D                                                                A
Sometimes it looks like a guitar picker just can't tell what to pick
                  E7                                A
He was Frankie's man, and he still ain't done her wrong

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3.) "That's All Over"

[Intro]
F   G7  C
Mmm mmm mmm
F   G7  C
Mmm mmm mmm


[Verse]
                F              C
When you left I shed a million teardrops over you
               G7                       C
But that's all over, my crying days are through
                 F                  C
When you left my heart was cold and every day was blue
               G7                        C
But that's all over, I've found somebody new


[Chorus]
F                              C
Someone that can make me happy, make me wanna smile
F                               C N.C.            G7
Someone I'm gonna have around me, for a long long while
C              F              C
Someday we may meet again but I won't fall for you
           G7                        C
That's all over, I've found somebody new


[Interlude]
F   G7  C
Mmm mmm mmm
F   G7  C
Mmm mmm mmm


[Chorus]
F                              C
Someone that can make me happy, make me wanna smile
F                               C N.C.            G7
Someone I'm gonna have around me, for a long long while
C              F              C
Someday we may meet again but I won't fall for you
           G7                        C
That's all over, I've found somebody new
                G7                        C
Yes, that's all over, I've found somebody new


[Outro]
F   G7  C
Mmm mmm mmm

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4.) "The Troubadour"

[Intro]
D
A          D
Troubadour
A          D
Troubadour
A
Troubadour


[Verse 1]
                               D               A
The troubadour, the troubadour, sings from his heart
    E7                         A     E7
The song that's the hit of the show (troubadour)
A                                  D          A
Watch him sing and play the strings of his guitar
 E7                             A
Alone in the bright spotlight's glow (troubadour)
    D                      A
The song was for someone  he loved so true
    D                           A       E7
Who loved him then left him for someone new
    A                          D             A
The troubadour, the troubadour, smiles as he sings
    E7                       A
But his heart is breaking in two


[Interlude]
D  A
   Troubadour
D  A          D  E7  A
   Troubadour
D  A
   Troubadour
D  A
   Troubadour


[Verse 2]
                                 D            A
They beg for more, the troubadour sings once again
    E                          A     E7
The song that's the hit of the show (troubadour)
A                                  D         A
Watch him sing and play the strings of his guitar
 E7                             A
Alone in the bright spotlight's glow (troubadour)
D                       A
There is a hush in the darkened hall
  D                         A         E7
A few hearts are heavy, and teardrops fall
    A                              D              A
But in the crowd, one head is bowed for the troubadour
     E7                          A
And, oh, her heart aches most of all


[Outro]
                       D          E7            A
Troubadour, troubadour, her heart aches most of all
D  A
   Troubadour

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5.) "One More Ride"

[Intro]
G


[Verse 1]
  G
I long for a trip, I don't need no grip
    G
I'm takin' one more ride
C
Way out there in the prairie air
  C
I guess it's in my hide
        G                                           D7
Oh, the clickety clack of the railroad track is calling
     G
If a man could know where the Santa Fe goes
     G
When she gets under steam
        C
and the big loud bell that bongs farewell
      C
Could hear her whistle scream
     G                                       D7  G
He's bound to go where there ain't no snow a-falling
    D7   G     C   D7   G
One more ride, one more ride


[Verse 2]
  G
I miss the gloom of the prairie moon
     G
That seemed to know my name
        C
And the tumbleweed where the prairie dog feed
  C
I miss them just the same
        G                                    D7
They're all a part of a song at heart I'm saying
    G
I recall a tune that I sang to the moon
       G
And it seemed to make it smile
      C
And I rode away at the close of day
      C
And I stayed so long awhile
      G                              D7  G
But I long to be where the memory is ringing
    D7    G    C    D7   G
One more ride, one more ride


[Verse 3]
       G
As the years go by, I wonder why
  G
I longed to leave my home
      C
And I hit the trail of the iron rail
 C
Away out there alone
       G                                          D7
But my heart would sigh 'til I know that I am leaving
     G
If I don't come back on a one-way track
    G
Way down from Mexico
        C
You can find me there or any old where
       C
That a tumbleweed will grow
     G                                      D7   G
It's goodbye now, you'll never know how I'm grieving
    D7   G     C   D7   G
One more ride, one more ride

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6.) "That's Enough"

[Intro]
E   B7   E  A  E


[Verse 1]
          E
Well, now I heard that you been talking about me
B7                  E
   Really, I don't mind
  E
I know you try to block my progress
F#7              B7
   A lot of the time
          E
Well, the mean things you said, don't make me feel bad
          A
'cause I can't miss a friend that I never had
 E                  B7                 E
(I've got) I've got Jesus, and that's enough
         A              E
(That's enough) that's enough


[Chorus]
         A
When I'm sick, (He's there), in trouble, (He's there)
                                    E
When I call him he will answer my prayer (Answer my prayer)
         A
When I'm burdened, (He's there), with a load, (He's there)
             F#7                  B7
That's when Jesus is a comforter (to my soul)


[Verse 2]
      E
Well, you may scorn me, turn your back on me
A
   God's got his arms wrapped all around me
 E                  B7                 E
(I've got) I've got Jesus, and that's enough
         A              E
(That's enough) that's enough
F  F#  G


[Verse 3]
                 G
You know there's been a lot of times when I didn't have a dime
         C                     G
I didn't cry to nobody but my Lord
G
He heard my plea and came to see about me
       A7                     D7
'cause He's one thing I can afford
        G
So if you push me down, He'll pick me up
    C
And He'll stick by me when the going gets tough
 G                  D7                 G
(I've got) I've got Jesus, and that's enough
         C              G
(That's enough) that's enough


[Chorus]
              C
Well He's the great emancipator and my heart regulator
 G
(Jesus is), yes He is
      C
He'll make my way brighter and my burdens lighter
 A7            D7
(Yes He will), Jesus will


[Verse 4]
      G
Well, you may scorn me, turn your back on me
C
   God's got his arms wrapped all around me
       G                                            D7              G
And He fights down the devil 'til he makes him give up, and that's enough
         C              G
(That's enough) that's enough


[Chorus]
         C
When I'm sick, (He's there), in trouble, (He's there)
                                    G
When I call him he will answer my prayer (Answer my prayer)
         C
When I'm burdened, (He's there), with a load, (He's there)
             A7                   D7
That's when Jesus is a comforter (to my soul)


[Verse 5]
      E
Well, you may scorn me, turn your back on me
A
   God's got his arms wrapped all around me
 E                  B7                 E
(I've got) I've got Jesus, and that's enough
         A              E
(That's enough) that's enough

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7.) "I Still Miss Someone"

[Intro]
D      E         A
I still miss someone


[Verse 1]
      A        D          E
At my door the leaves are falling
    D         E         A
The cold wild wind will come
                 D    E
Sweethearts walk by together
    D       E        A
And I still miss someone


[Verse 2]
  A      D    E
I go out on a party
    D          E      A
And look for a little fun
             D        E
But I find a darkened corner
       D       E    A
'cause I still miss someone


[Bridge]
         D         E          A
Oh, no I never got over those blue eyes
  D        E    A
I see them everywhere
  D          E         A
I miss those arms that held me
     D       E        A
When all the love was there


[Verse 3]
  A      D        E
I wonder if she's sorry
    D            E      A
For leaving what we'd begun
                D      E
There's someone for me somewhere
    D       E        A
And I still miss someone


[Interlude]
D  E  A
D       E        A
I still miss someone


[Bridge]
      D         E          A
Oh, I never got over those blue eyes
  D        E    A
I see them everywhere
  D          E         A
I miss those arms that held me
     D       E        A
When all the love was there


[Verse 4]
  A      D        E
I wonder if she's sorry
    D            E      A
For leaving what we'd begun
                D      E
There's someone for me somewhere
    D       E        A
And I still miss someone


[Outro]
D       E        A
I still miss someone

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8.) "Don't Take Your Guns to Town"

[Intro]
A


[Verse 1]
  A                                  E                  A
A young cowboy named Billy Joe grew restless on the farm
                                 E                A
A boy filled with wanderlust who really meant no harm
   D
He changed his clothes and shined his boots and combed his dark hair down
        A
And his mother cried as he walked out


[Chorus]
N.C.   D                 A
"Don't take your guns to town, son
D                  A
Leave your guns at home, Bill
N.C.  D                 A
Don't take your guns to town"


[Verse 2]
   A                                         E               A
He laughed and kissed his mom and said, "Your Billy Joe's a man
                                    E         A
I can shoot as quick and straight as anybody can
      D
But I wouldn't shoot without a cause, I'd gun nobody down."
        A
But she cried again as he rode away


[Chorus]
N.C.   D                 A
"Don't take your guns to town, son
D                  A
Leave your guns at home, Bill
N.C.  D                 A
Don't take your guns to town"


[Verse 3]
   A                              E                 A
He sang a song as on he rode, his guns hung at his hips
                              E               A
He rode into a cattle town, a smile upon his lips
   D
He stopped and walked into a bar and laid his money down
        A
But his mother's words echoed again


[Chorus]
N.C.   D                 A
"Don't take your guns to town, son
D                  A
Leave your guns at home, Bill
N.C.  D                 A
Don't take your guns to town"


[Verse 4]
   A                                      E               A
He drank his first strong liquor then to calm his shaking hand,
                                     E             A
and tried to tell himself at last he had become a man
  D
A dusty cowpoke at his side began to laugh him down
       A
And he heard again his mother's words


[Chorus]
N.C.   D                 A
"Don't take your guns to town, son
D                  A
Leave your guns at home, Bill
N.C.  D                 A
Don't take your guns to town"


[Verse 5]
A                                        E              A
Filled with rage, then Billy Joe reached for his gun to draw
                                          E             A
But the stranger drew his gun and fired before he even saw
   D
As Billy Joe fell to the floor, the crowd all gathered 'round
    A
And wondered at his final words


[Chorus]
N.C.   D                 A
"Don't take your guns to town, son
D                  A
Leave your guns at home, Bill
N.C.  D                 A
Don't take your guns to town"

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9.) "I'd Rather Die Young"

[Verse 1]
N.C.           D                G           D
I'd rather die young than grow old without you
                           E7        A7
So don't ever leave me whatever you do
   D                           G           D
To see someone's picture where my picture hung
                            A7          D
Believe me, my darling, I'd rather die young


[Verse 2]
                                G           D
I'd rather die young than grow old without you
                           E7        A7
So don't ever leave me whatever you do
       D                        G             D
Though others may tempt you and tell you they care
                             A7       D
You'll find only sorrow in a secret affair


[Bridge]
      A7
Don't leave me
      D
Never leave me
             A7
Please don't leave me
      D
Never leave me


[Verse 3]
               D                G           D
I'd rather die young than grow old without you
                           E7        A7
So don't ever leave me whatever you do
   D                           G           D
To see someone's picture where my picture hung
                            A7          D
Believe me, my darling, I'd rather die young


[Interlude]
D   A7   D  A7  D


[Verse 4]
               D                G           D
I'd rather die young than grow old without you
                           E7        A7
So don't ever leave me whatever you do
   D                           G           D
To see someone's picture where my picture hung
                            A7               D
Believe me, my darling, I'd rather die young

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10.) "Pickin' Time"

[Verse 1]
C                   G
I got cotton in the bottom land
                          C
It's up and growing and I got a good stand
                      G
My good wife and them kids of mine
                          C
Gonna get new shoes, come Pickin' Time
G                  C
Get new shoes come Pickin' Time


[Verse 2]
C                  G
Every night when I go to bed
                          C
I thank the Lord that my kids are fed
                         G
They live on beans eight days and nine
                       C
But I get 'em fat come Pickin' Time
G                C
Get 'em fat come Pickin' Time


[Verse 3]
    C                       G
The corn is yellow and the beans are high
                      C
The sun is hot in the summer sky
                      G
The work is hard 'til layin' by
               C
Layin' by 'til Pickin' Time
G              C
Layin' by 'til Pickin' Time


[Verse 4]
     C                  G
It's hard to see by the coal-oil light
                        C
And I turn it off perty early at night
                          G
'cause a jug of coal-oil costs a dime
                        C
But I stay up late come Pickin' Time
G                 C
Stay up late come Pickin' Time


[Verse 5]
C                   G
My old wagon barely gets me to town
                           C
I patched the wheels and I watered 'em down
                     G
Keep her in shape so she'll be fine
                       C
To haul my cotton come Pickin' Time
G                   C
Haul my cotton come Pickin' Time


[Verse 6]
     C                         G
Last Sunday mornin' when they passed the hat
                               C
It was still nearly empty back where I sat
                             G
But the preacher smiled and said, "That's fine
                      C
The Lord'll wait 'til Pickin' Time
    G                 C
The Lord'll wait 'til Pickin' Time"

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11.) "Shepherd of My Heart"

[Intro]
E7    A


[Verse 1]
           A                                 D
You're the shepherd of my heart, so treat it tenderly
         A                                E7
It's a heart that needs your ever loving care
           A                            D
You're the shepherd of my heart, until eternity
        E7                        A
Lead it not into the valley of despair


[Verse 2]
D
While it's in your keeping, guard it with your love
A                                 E7
Shelter it from harm along life's way
           A                                  D
You're the shepherd of my heart, and darling, honestly
        E7                           A
It's a heart that will not ever go astray


[Verse 3]
           A                               D
You're the shepherd of my heart, so surely you must know
         A                               E7
You have but to speak and my heart will obey
        A                                 D
It's at your command, my dear, because it loves you so
      E7                                   A
So my darling shepherd, guide it where you may


[Verse 4]
D
If it be green pastures or a rocky road
A                              E7
It will follow you and not ask why
           A                               D
You're the shepherd of my heart until the trumpet blows
      E7                              A
And I go to meet the shepherd in the sky

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12.) "Suppertime"

[Intro]
E7    A


[Verse 1]
A            D              A
Many years ago in days of childhood
  E7                                    A
I used to play 'til evening time would come
      A                 D             A
Still winding down that old familiar pathway
  E7                              A  A7
I hear my mother call at setting sun


[Chorus]
       D                           A
"Come home, come home, it's suppertime"
      E7              A   A7
The shadows lengthen fast
       D                           A
"Come home, come home, it's suppertime"
      E7             A
We're going home at last


[Spoken Verse]
A                                  D                A
   Some of the fondest memories of my childhood are woven around suppertime
                    E7
When mother used to call from the backsteps of the old homeplace
         A
"Come on home now, son, it's suppertime"
                                         D
My, how I'd love to hear that once again
                  A
But you know time has woven for me a realization
     A
Of a truth that's even more thrilling
E7
   That someday we'll be called together around the great supper table up there
A                                                    D
   For the greatest suppertime of them all with our Lord
                              A
  I can almost hear the call now coming from the portals of heaven
      E7                         A
"Come home, son, it's suppertime, come on home"


[Chorus]
       D                           A
"Come home, come home, it's suppertime"
      E7                 A   A7
The shadows lengthen so fast
       D                           A
"Come home, come home, it's suppertime"
      E7             A
We're going home at last		
    

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