First Time Hearing Johnny Cash - Hurt |Reaction| Why Do I Feel His Pain?!
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- First Time Hearing Johnny Cash - Hurt |Reaction| Why Do I Feel His Pain?!
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The writer of this song (Trent Reznor) said after hearing Johnny’s version that it was Johnny’s song now.
It was his last song. His daughter told him it sounded like he was saying goodbye & he told her he was.
His wife died a few months after this was released & he died shortly afterwards. Great man in black.
“A Boy Named Sue” is a famous song by him, among many.
That’s hilarious but Johnny gave me chills
@@RobSquadReactions It has that effect on most people so you’re good. Shows you care 🤗
Trent Reznor
@@TheZimzum77 Damn autocorrect - I didn’t even notice 😂 Fixed & thanks
@@lynnhoffman247 Lol! The minute I type fuc..., my phone inserts 'autocorrect' after the ...king.
Every time I hear that song I get emotional especially the very last scene when he closes the piano it's like he knows it's the last time he'll play it and he's saying goodbye.
It was so sad but such a great song!
😭💓
It makes me cry every time I hear it. He is saying goodbye.
Right after the song released he actually did an interview which was the last one he did. It's honestly and incredibly insightful interview into his life and looking back on it. It's not a music video but would definitely recomend watching it!!!!
I can really relate to this interpretation. I'm turning 87 in November and I'm doing a lot of reflection about my life's worth. Mr.Cash is speaking volumes for me. I lost my wife in October 2019, and I miss her so much, and I'm alone.
If you knew what Johnny Cash’s life was like, this song is so true.
so true.
It's appropriate for his final song. The imagery, the lyrics, THE Man in Black.
True.
He went to pieces after June died!
And what's even crazier is it's a cover🤯
It's thought he died of a broken heart.His beloved wife,June Cater Cash was the lady standing on the stairs.Its said he died of a broken heart.June died 2 months after this video and he died 4 months after her.
So so sad
So that's why I like watching reactions! Thanks. 🤗🥰
It is sad, but it's not. They lived a long life together and left a lasting legacy. Here you are, almost twenty years after he recorded this song and passed away discovering it for the first time, being moved by it. Is there any greater legacy than that? To still be inspiring and touching people long after you're gone? That's how you make a difference. That's how you live forever.
The official cause is "complications from diabetes", but after June passed he just gave up the will to live.
“That one got me” - welcome to the club. If someone doesn’t have that kind of reaction to hearing this for first time then they lack a soul.
It gave me chills so bad!
I'll assume that was hyperbole 🙄
I'm not a fan of the Man in Black (or country music). I acknowledge the story surrounding this performance; but his music has never moved me. A glance at my playlist, reveals no lack of soul...js
For me, Hall of Fame singer/songwriter Guy Clark's *Broken Hearted People* is a more moving piece of music...js
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@@sv3931hyperbole? To an extent. If we all felt and thought the same about everything then life would be very dull 👍
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Indeed. ✌️
@@sv3931 Absolutely entitled to your opinion! The words could be put into any genre of music and carry the same message. So, though country music may not be your thing, do the words also not impact you? Totally fine if they don't.
This song was actually written by Trent Reznor, of Nine Inch Nails fame.
I like it when reactors follow up this reaction to "Hurt" by Johnny Cash with the original by Nine Inch Nails. They're not the same song at all. Obviously not musically, but not lyrically either, even though they're both singing the same lyrics (mostly... Johnny changed a few.) Trent is describing his fall into heroin addiction and self-harm. Johnny is describing the end of a man's life. They are both awesome in their own ways and I love them both.
Beautifully written.
Johnny Cash made 7 albums of covers exactly like this though at the end of his career, that always took something away from this for me.
Johnny lived through drug addiction and recovery as well, so I think he also related to it on that level.
I feel like Cash's version of the song stands alone better than Reznor's. That two-minute sustain at the end is such a chilling closing to the Downward Spiral, but the song loses a prominant layer without the context of the story and soundscape of the album, whereas Cash's voice gives all the context you could need to his performance.
@@michaellaporte4951 well he changed the words "crown of shit" to "crown of thorns", which made it much more fitting of cash..
but lets not forget that cash also covered bonnie prince billy (will oldham) with the song "i see a darkness".. and the cover actually features will oldham singing backing vocals on that song.. so pretty much will and trent gave their songs to him as if they felt he deserved them more than they did..
but i do recommend checking out oldhams version of "i see a darkness", all versions. even the "happy" one..
This song hits even harder when you know Johnny's history.
I agree. Knowing his backstory makes the images in this video so powerful. Him revisiting the shack where he grew up and picked cotton as a sharecropper and the flood that came through and almost killed them all. those are things that if you don't know his backstory don't have the same punch. Or the broken record and knowing that he punched that record in the midst of his addiction and blew his marriage and family apart during that time. Worthwhile to know his backstory and watch the video again to make sense of it and why he calls all he has achieved as an empire of dirt. This is Reznor's song but Cash's version takes it to another level because Reznor had time to turn it around where Cash is at the end regretting things he did because they wasted so much time and now everyone is gone and he is stuck with his empire of dirt (his own grave). Powerful. Cash always spoke the truth. If you ever want to know the heart of Cash, listen to The Man in Black and God's Gonna Cut You Down. That explains him.
Excellent reaction and observations. I've not met anyone who wasn't moved by this song.
If this song doesn’t touch you something is wrong
This is regarded as his goodbye song by many. His post humorous track and video of God’s Gonna Cut You Down was the real swan song. So many celebrities paid tribute by collaborating in the video. The irony of the whole thing is that through the song Johnny is speaking to and addressing them as much as anyone else. Give it a reaction please.
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I’m subscribing just to see the reaction my dude.
@@RobSquadReactions You're absolutely right. There's something empty inside of you if you don't feel something listening to this song. This is a cover of a Trent Reznor song from his hand Nine Inch Nails. After he heard Johnny's version he said the song wasn't his anymore and that it was Johnny's. In an interview eith his daughter, she'd said that she'd told him...you know, this sounds like you're saying goodbye to us and he said I am. He was very ill as was his wife in this video. She's the woman you see smiling at him. She's also a singer and guitarist and songwriter. They used to perform seperately early in during their careers and then together. Her band is June Carter Cash. He credits her with helping getting him off of alcohol and prescription drugs. They've been married a VERY long time, I THINK it was almost 60 yrs by the time this video cane out. You're right that part of the song speaks about past mistakes and regrets. Trent Reznor also had struggled with drug addiction during his life. Johnny Cash had been in jail and prison also and he did a performance at the Fulsom prison which you should check out. He said it WAS kind of a tight squeeze getting outta there cuz he was warned of HOW This performance was supposed to go but Johnny being Johnny did things his own way. So he'd pulled some shit on stage the warden didn't like before they could get him pulled off. I'm an older biker lady and probably one of the oldest ppl here cuz I'm in my MID 50s. So far I haven't seen any other ppl commenting who are are my age saying they remember when the stuff you've posted came out too much. I'm hoping they show up soon cuz I'm bre here and I dig your channel so far and I don't wanna be the ONLY old broad!.😂 Now... June died soon after this video came out. Johnny followed her within a years timeframe. Once I'd heard that she had passed, a lot of their long time fans just knew that he wasn't going to be with us much longer. That IS the way it goes with couples that have been married for a long time. Even if the spouse doesn't have medical issues they are soon to follow. IT IS the truth that people die of a broken heart after being together with someone for decades. If you want to learn about his/their life story check out the movie Walk The Line. Walk The Line is one of the titles to Johnny's songs btw. I will tell you this, the music world lost a lot when they left us because it left a big hole behind. They both were legends of country music and had multiple gold records and awards. Check out their story and you'll be like wow because they both came from really humble and dirt poor beginnings and rose to extreme stardom. They were raised during the Big Depression and it wasn't an easy road. I think you'll enjoy what you see in the movie. Rest in peace Johnny and June.
The original version by Nine Inch Nails has always given me chills. This one flat out destroys me
I bet when you decided non rap music wasn't so bad after all you still weren't expecting where your musical journey would take you.I am happy to be traveling this journey with you because I get to experience it all over again through you.
I had no idea! it has been awesome so far
That's the best part of looking at first time hearing reactions to songs I love, seeing those emotions hit for the first time on some else validates my feelings for that song.
That's why us regular folks do it. I can only listen to same song so many times...legit reactors like me letting my grandson listen to the first time or daughter years earlier
It's a remix for my soul that makes it all new again
Agreed Stephanie
@@RobSquadReactions You know what Rock N' Roll has that Rap doesn't - Heart. With Rock N' Roll you feel it. With Rap you just hear it. HUGE difference.
You feel his pain because it's really "our" pain.
EXACTLY!! you hit it spot on
Very true
That is it exactly.
I think he knew his death was near.this was his goodbye song,a gift from him.when he closed the piano at the end to me is like closing a casket.he was truly one of a kind
When he closes the white piano keyboard cover it's reminiscent of a coffin lid.
That’s exactly what I thought to it was so sad
That "If I could start again, a million miles away" line ALWAYS gets me where it hurts...
You can watch a 2 hour movie and not be as emotional moved as this 3 and a half or so minutes moves you. It's art.
This is Johnny Cash's goodbye. He is who legends call a legend. A tripple threat, member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Gospel Music Hall of Fame. If you want something light and fun from him, A Boy Named Sue or a song that explains who he is, The Man in Black
I can’t wait to listen to more because this song was so touching
I grew up with Johnny Cash and he was a powerful part of my life. This was Johnny Cash's last song. He covered NIN's song and Trent Reznor, the original singer said it belongs to him now. That is some kudos right there.
Johnny’s goodbye, RIP man in black ❤️
He passed 4 months after his wife (June Carter Cash), married since 1968 and they both died 2003. One of his last. You really should see him younger in his hey day. Try "A Boy Named Sue".
It was an amazing song!
@@RobSquadReactions I think Johny Cash's most iconic song, over his entire career, is 'Ring Of Fire.' But 'Hurt" is definitely his best cover song. He gave it an absolutely amazing interpretation.
His last and a very real performance, it's in his eyes....
You could tell he could hear from his voice from the look on his face. It literally gave me chills
Johnny Cash's Live recordings at San Quinten prison and Folsom prison are some of the best concept albums I think I've ever heard. They're fun and sad and amazing. Johnny advocated for prison reform and played dozens of free concerts at prisons for over 30 years.
🤘🏻😎👍
I'm African American I love Johnny Cash's music always did
Johnny Cash did concerts at Folsom Prison and San Quentin for free. Both were recorded live. One of the people in the audience at San Quentin as a prisoner was Merle Haggard, who said hearing Johnny Cash that day inspired him to become a country singer. Johnny Cash is in 5 Hall of Fames, including The Country Music Hall of Fame and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. There is even a Johnny Cash Museum in Nashville, TN. He was a really big deal in the music industry
5 HALL OF FAMES!!! thats crazy!! super cool he performed in prisons
@@RobSquadReactions In total, he wrote over 1,000 songs and released dozens of albums. The main street in Hendersonville, Tennessee, Highway 31E, is known as "Johnny Cash Parkway" The Johnny Cash Museum, located in one of Cash's properties in Hendersonville until 2006, dubbed the House of Cash, was sold based on Cash's will. Prior to this, having been closed for a number of years, the museum had been featured in Cash's music video for "Hurt". The house subsequently burned down during the renovation by the new owner. A new museum, founded by Shannon and Bill Miller, opened April 26, 2013, in downtown Nashville.
JC Unit One, Johnny Cash's private tour bus from 1980 until 2003, was put on exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, in 2007. The museum offers public tours of the bus on a seasonal basis (it is stored during the winter and not exhibited during those times)
In 2015, a new species of black tarantula was identified near Folsom Prison and named Aphonopelma johnnycashi in his honor.
Two of my favorite albums, but I never knew Merle was in the audience! Wow! Thanks for the comment.
@@vincentdarrah Whoa! I didn't know about that spider. So cool!! :D
He actually had a addiction and lived a hard life so he can relate to this song and it was him that passed just as this video was released so this is his final performance.
Johnny Cash.... known for the song"Ring of Fire"..! Everybody loved Johnny Cash. He lived a long full life.
Yes, the F word - feelings. You definitely understood it. Johnny Cash is a long story. Here’s what Bono of U2 wrote about himin the liner notes of one of Cash’s later albums: “The most male voice in Christendom. Every man knows he is a sissy compared to Johnny Cash.”
I watched this last night but had to see it again tonight to get a sense of where you were. It moved you, as it should, and you did a great job.
Heroin became his best friend. The "needle..." Listen again.
Cash died 7 months after he released the cover of this song. It was his final goodbye song. His wife, June Carter-Cash is seen in several scenes, died 3 months after filming. Johnny's frailty is extremely evident throughout the video.
This is such a hard song to listen to when you grew up on his music. When I was seven, we were stationed south of Nashville in 1964. That is when I got hooked on country music, watching the Grand Old Opry and listening to all the great old country singers. Johnny Cash and the Carter family were favorites in our house. My dad had a lot of Johnny Cash records. His music is real and doesn’t pull any punches
This is one of the most emotionally intense songs I've ever felt deep in my soul. I wish you would redo this so I can hear Amber's reaction.
You happen to listen to his last ever song. You only have 50 years of songs before this to listen to what a great thing to look forward to
He knew he was dying, he regretted the pain he caused to his loved ones. June, his wife (my sweetest friend) died shortly after this video was made. She was the woman on the stairs, so sad, knowing he was dying. The woman in the picture was her mother. Johnny loved his mother-in-law very much. Johnny died several months after June. If you missed parts of the video, please watch it again, each of the images is important and gives meaning to the lyrics. Thank you for sharing your reaction with us, we all feel it too. I don't think I know of another song so honestly open and raw.
I've probably heard this song hundreds of times, even more including reaction videos, and it makes me cry every damn time.
Hit me today pretty hard...my grandpa passed last night/this morning....RIP old dad, i love you and miss you already...
I am sorry for your loss.
More Cash that you should listen to: "God's Gonna Strike You down", "Boy Named Sue", "I Walk The Line" and "Cocaine Blues"
I will for sure because I enjoyed this one so much
The song is actually titled 'Ain't No Grave". It is one of his best!
Boy Named Sue!! I love it!! Johnny Cash was my cousin, and his music was great!!
Be sure to add RING OF FIRE
Folsom Prison Blues is a classic with the harshest of lines: "I killed a man in Reno just to watch him die. "
The LEGENDARY Johnny Cash
The Man In Black
No matter that I’ve watched this video many times, it still brings me to tears. Your interpretation is spot on. RIP Johnny, the Man in Black. 💕
You can so hear his pain, his regret. It reaches into my chest and grabs my heart. Check out Folsom Prison Blues and Ring of Fire by Cash. They’re awesome songs.
Johnny Cash is legendary. How he could speak directly to the core of your emotions is what makes these superstars stand out. I love this song. Since Johnny reminds me of my father and watching him lose his brothers and going through his own trial makes this so relatable.
No matter how many times I’ve seen this, it gets my eyes moist and my throat sore.
Check out another side of Johnny, a little lighter, but great storytelling (though written by Shel Silverstein) -
Johnny Cash - “A Boy Named Sue”
Same here had me choked up and I will definitely check that song out thank you so much for the suggestion
JOHNNY CASH "A BOY NAMED SUE"..R.I.P. Johnny...Thanks For All You Gave Us...Gone But Definitely Not Forgotten.
I will definitely give it a listen thanks for the suggestion
@@RobSquadReactions Cool..Just Figured After This One,, You Should Hear Something By Johnny That Is More Light Hearted.
A Boy Named Sue is a good one to make you chuckle.
Powerful delivery from Johnny Cash.
So powerful!
Brilliant cover (Nine Inch Nails)...Such a beautiful, heart tugging song...Johnny's take on the song is amazing...Thanks, J. Peace
It was sooo good!!
Excellent reaction and well thought out. No not all his songs are sad, he is one guy who tried so many genes ,he was fearless in his approach to music. I personally love his song "Ragged old Flag" (I'm Canadian) but if I was American I would feel that that song best explains what it's like to be a Patriot.
You could hear the pain in his voice it was so sad but the song was great and ill for sure give the Ragged Old Flag a listen!
He is also the only person inducted to the rock, country and gospel halls of fame.
@@Fmanzo10 Nope, Elvis is too; and about 17 more.
At 69 I see him as a young man and it reminds me just how fast the years slip past. You are young, treasure every minute of that.
This song makes me cry but it’s beautiful.
It literally gave me chills it was so good
He lived a hard life one of the country singers considered on the outlaw side
Very painful dog. God bless you.
The sun was so beautiful and sad at the same time
Johnny Cash was a part of my life; from his first song to his last. When he released 'Hurt', he connected with a new generation of followers; young and old connect with this powerful song
I really enjoy your venture into music that’s new to you. This song was written by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails. This is believed to be Johnny’s last performance. Very sad...
Another beautiful goodbye is “keep me in your heart” from Warren Zevon the song he recorded knowing he was going away, Johnny Cash in his time sold more rock records than Elvis had one of the highest rated shows on TV, is in the rock, country, blues, and gospel hall of fames.
Still makes me tear up a bit every every time I watch that video.
This song puts me in tears every time I hear it. The older you get the more you feel it.
Shortly after he released this song, he died, but also shortly after he died, his house burned down in a fire. Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees bought it and renovating it and the workers caused the fire after putting a new layer of shellac on the wood in the home.
Gives a new meaning to the “Burning Ring of Fire”.
RIP Legend.
Johnny Cash’s genre is Johnny Cash. He was a legend.
lol that's hilarious! this song was so dang good it gave me chills I cant wait to hear more from him
@@RobSquadReactions check out his song Boy Named Sue. Very different feel, but a great song.
I rarely listen to music that don't make me feel something. There is so much music out there.
It was so good!
This song makes me cry every time I hear it
I grew up knowing about Johnny Cash and knowing about his wife, June, seeing her in the video is what effected me the most, Johnny had said she saved his life, she replied, if he hadn't become my life he would have died. She is a legend in her own right, he was never the kind of man to disown his own choices, so to hear him question them at any point let alone at that age, was a spear thru the soul. Look into both of them, epic.
"Hurt" is one of the best covers of all time. For those that don't know this was originally done by Nine Inch Nails in 1994.
Exactly it was his farewell to his fans.
Makes me cry everytime I hear this song love Johnny Cash.
This song gets me everytime!
Such a good song
Johnny Cash won an award for this version, he and his wife passed away in 2003, Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Conway Twitty amongst others are truly missed.
This song will never not destroy me.
You need to try "God's Gonna Cut You Down" and "When the Man Comes Around" by Johnny as well.
I will for sure!!
Beautiful reaction. Well done.
Thank you so much I think this song kind of hit home with all of us
If someone hasn’t suggested it, listen to his “Man in Black”. It needs to be the live version.
Many songs of Johnny Cash include
I walk the line
Folsom Prison Blues
Ring of Fire
A Boy Named Sue
I will definitely be checking them out
Very powerful. That was his last song, you got it right. His wife who appeared died shortly after this video. He always felt he hurt those he was close to. Once she died he lost the will to live and died four months later.
At 5:49 when Johnny Cash closes his Piano. That was the last time he ever opened it. Seven months later, Johnny Cash passed away. RIP
Pretty powerful song ,it can bring even the strongest down to their knees ,Cash sung this song
perfect because he had lived it ,an it hits home to everyone that has!...👍
You had an awesome reaction ,one knows that its real ,great review!...👍...😎
Definitely hits home everyone has kind of had that feeling thank you so much for stopping by and I hope you have a great rest of your day
He closed that piano like he was closing a coffin.
The best way to listen to the whole song then react at the end, people see in your face what you are feeling & in this case we all must have felt the same such a moving song.
Yes, that was his "good-bye" song. I think his own daughter said that to him & he said "Maybe it is".
I recommend looking into his younger years: "A Boy Named Sue" (listen to the words!). or "Walk the Line"
This video was shot over two almost 24 hour days. We knew he was close to the end. He acted as a legend. He was kind to all and we all knew this was it. This was his final word. I’m grateful to have been there.
Don't apologize for it having a profound effect on you emotionally. It does with anyone who has a heart. This was Johnny's goodbye song to his music, his fans, and his life. It's a wake-up call for us to not take time, people, and life for granted. To live the best we can now so we don't have so many regrets later.
Johnny Cash's last album was all covers of other people's songs and every single one of them was amazing but I think this one where he covered nine inch nails was the best on the whole album
RIP to a legend
*I was fortunate enough to meet Johnny Cash several times over my years in the music business. Initially he struck me as a real **_'hard man',_** and, a real hard man to like. He didn't put up with any crap from anyone. And if you got on the wrong side of him, God help you!*
*But that was in the early 1970s. Over the years we became... I won't say 'best friends', but certainly 'good friends' as he and I mellowed over time. We shared the fact that we were both insulin-dependent diabetics, having to stick a needle in ourselves twice a day, which although he didn't write it, makes the lyrics to this song all the more poignant to me, and I know to Johnny's family too.*
*The last time we met was in May of 2003, when I made the trip over for the very sad death of his wife June who I'd also got to know. By that time I was genuinely shocked and very upset to see how Johnny's health had deteriorated so much since my previous visit just three years earlier. His son told me this had largely been due to something called **_"Shy-Drager syndrome"._** His mind was still sharp though, and he immediately recognised me in a way I'll never forget... **_"Well if it ain't my TT racing buddy from the Isle of Man. Come here and sit a while you old bastard!"_** We laughed AND cried together, chatting about all kinds of things (which I won't go into here in case my grandchildren - or his ever read this!) He was a good man as far as I'm concerned. An honest and true gentleman in all the years that I knew him. And after a few 'false starts' some 50 years ago now, more than anything, he was a good friend. God bless you JRC, I'll be seeing you soon x.*
He really was a legend right up to his last breath.
Listen to your elders. They will teach you 😎
This song is even more affecting if you know a bit of his backstory. Highly recommend watching 'Walk the Line" It's a movie about his life, and the love of his life.
'Walk the Line' is a good song, too. :)
I needed a good cry today. This one always does it no matter who sings it.
The old house in the video was Johnny's boyhood home.
I was glad he quit doing this.And was able to avoid the needle.I like ring of fire too
One of my favorite songs. I love old Chicago gangster rap. Chi Bangin, Chi Towns Finest, Midwest Mobsters, Midwest Mafia
Watch the movie "Walk the Line".
It's about Mr. Cash's life story. It'll make since after you see it.
Such an icon!
It was Johnny Cash’s last album and Rick Rubin legendary producer produced it and it sold a lot of copies and won a lot of awards
This song makes me cry , every time. So many emotions come out!
Johnny Cash used to be heavy into drugs when he was most popular. He went to rehab to straighten himself out. He had a hard life in childhood and adulthood as well. Ring 💍 of Fire 🔥; Folsom Blues were a couple of his songs. Ghost Riders in the Sky he did with Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson & Chris Kristofferson. They did other songs together and he did some Gospel records too.
that is a great brick background man, i love it!!!!!!!!!!!!, this was johhnys last song- trent zeznor wroute hurt , he was , johhny was great at messing his life up-
I appreciate the compliment and I’m going to have to look more into Him for sure
I grew up listening to Johnny Cash, he is a country music legend. Other songs I llke "Folsum Prison Blues", "I Walk the Line" "Once Piece at a Time" (this one is humourous.)
I will definitely give those a listen because I loved this one
I have been aware of Johnny Cash, and his wife, June Carter Cash, since I was seriously old enough to be aware of ANYTHING, and now I'm a great-grandma. I agree, this was his sad goodbye song, but he was literally grieving to death for his wife whom he'd lost just a few month before he died. His music catalog is huge and he's certainly a legend. He spent a good bit of time, early on, in prison but NEVER forgot the guys there or other prisoners after he reformed, was saved and became rich!
** Jay, please add the group Home Free to your list, and their song: "Man of Constant Sorrows". It's phenomenal! Thanks! 💟
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It was such a sad but great song and I’ll definitely add that to my list thanks for the suggestion and link!
@@RobSquadReactions - No...THANK YOU!! 💙
Common misconception. Johnny cultivated an outlaw image. While it's true that he was arrested a few times and spent a few nights in jail, he was never sent to prison. His only 'prison time' was when he went to perform for the inmates.
My parents are 89 and 91. They have lived a long life, which is both the biggest blessing and the biggest curse ever. They have no one left. Their parents, siblings, friends are all gone. Their kids have moved on with their lives. I pray to God I never live that long!
He passed several years ago and that was his last song. he was one of the greats.
Johnny Cash was legendary
Watch Man in Black, live. Song tells you about the man. Johnny Cash wrote this in one night to perform at a College concert,
In 1 night thats crazy!! ill be sure to give it a listen
This song means alot to me, I'm only 50 , but like Johnny I made alot of stupid decisions when younger, drink was my poison, I lost everything, including my health, now putting my life back together slowly . Learning Johnny's history has made me realize I can rebuild if I try. Thanks Johnny for giving me a kick up the ass, and for producing some of the best music I've ever heard. Miss you.
Nice reaction to a great performance.
Johnny Cash was fabulous Country singer. He chased his demons for many years and his wife helped him fight them. Last song he sung was this. RIP JOHNNY CASH
It's a Nine Inch Nails song originally but it's completely different. Johnny cash took that song and made it his. It was about drug abuse but it turned into end life time. The pain in his voice is what brings it home. I loved this reaction. ✊😔