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@markusalcudia YES this is all true, cheers! :)
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lol!! Love him, thats about it what a great great man!!!
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He is LEGEND!
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@markusalcudia AMEN BROTHER!
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@pozestcom You are very right sweetie, alot of times we dont know why they commited a crime, and there are some who truly are truly innocent
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I wish he would have lived to see it fall...Rest In Peace with your beloved June
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@canyour123 oh i bet he did feel that way...can i ask what he was convicted of, how long a sentence. if he's released?
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First of all: Im a little drunk writing this.... anyway.... now my comment:
1. This video gives me the goose bumps
2. Cash is the greatest performer there ever was and there ever will be
3. I only hope that the one person who dislikes this only clicked it by mistake. If not.... MAY HE ROT AND BURN IN HELL !!!!!!!!!!
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A true classic! I remember my parents having this album and I played it so so many times. I was ~5yrs old then, now 46. I remember the day I heard he passed, Johnny Cash, you are missed!
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ho the hell disliked this video -.- lol :P i love this song and this is one hell of a man who really knows being poor and being pushed down
This has song (the live version) has always been my favorite Johnny cAsh song. This is the first time I see video of it. Just as I suspected based on the audience's cheers on cd, I somehow felt that the audience, convicted cons as they were, were made to feel Human and free, even if for only a short while.
Cash won that crowd over.
I guess what I'm getting at is , even though imprisoned and whatever their crime, a part of them can still be human; even if just for a moment.
pozestcom 2 years ago 17
"only the slaves and the imprisoned ones knew how to sing about the freedom. "
sergioBRE 2 years ago 10