Blues Folsom Prison
Blues Folsom Prison
I hear a train approaching, is taking the curve
and I saw the sunrise from nor when,
I'm stuck in Folsom Prison, and time is endless,
while the train remains on track to San Antonio.
When I was just a kid, my mother told me "Son,
is always a good boy, do not ever play with guns "
But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die.
When I hear that whistle sound, I can only bow their heads and mourn
I bet there's rich types in the beautiful dining restaurant,
likely to be drinking coffee and smoking big cigars.
Well I saw it coming, I can be free,
But these people are still moving, and that's what tortures me
Well, if I was released from this prison, if that train was mine
I bet it would go a little beyond the border
far from Folsom prison, that's where I want to be
and let that whistle solo takes away my disgrace.
Tags: Folssom Prison Blues, I Walk The Line, Johnny Cash, lyrics, lyrics, translation
q and nobody says anything about this song and what I say to folssom prison blues Johnny Cash, the solitude of a prisoner, sung by a master
This song, besides being the most famous by Johnny Cash, says what he thinks every prisoner. And we go back through that sound so characteristic of the boom-boom-chomp to the rhythm of the train moving and keep going.