Текст песни Come Along and Ride This Train / Mississippi Delta Land / Detroit City / Uncloudy Day / No Setting Sun / Mississippi Delta Land (Live) - Johnny Cash
Come
along
and
ride
this
train
Come
along
and
ride
this
train
'Cross
the
mountains,
prairies,
reservations
Rivers,
levees,
plains
Come
along
and
ride
this
train
Ride
this
train...
Ride
this
train
with
me
to
the
Mississippi
River
Delta
Land
A
wide
stretch
of
rich
black
earth,
that-
Spreads
out
along
the
banks
of
the
Mississippi
river
Startin'
somewhere
up
around
Southern
Illinois
Runnin'
right
on
down
to
the
Gulf
Of
Mexico
This
is
the
land
of
King
Cotton,
this
black
rich
land
And
to
the
people
who
live
here,
cotton
is
their
bread
'n'
butter
And
though
the
land
is
rich,
to
many,
life
is
pretty
hard
You
see
that
old
shack
overthere?
That's
the
home
of
a
shear
cropper
His
work
is
back
breaking
He
could
spend
30
years
of
his
life,
into
that
kinda
land
And
then
wind
up
with
that
kind
of
a
place
Only
to
just
up
and
leave
with
just
the
clothes
on
his
back,
a
prayer
in
his
heart
And
a
pickup
truck
half-full
of
used
furniture
Mississippi
Delta
Land,
you
robbed
me
of
my
youth
And
all
you
gave
back,
was
a
one
room
shack
and
a
mind
that
learned
the
truth
There
ain't
no
future
for
the
man,
that
works,
but
never
owns
the
land
And
now
these
ol'
hard
workin'
hands
are
headin'
for
Chicago
in
the
mornin'
Mississippi
Delta
Land,
your
riches
ain't
for
me
These
kids
of
mine
and
me's
gonna
find
a
better
place
to
be
Thank
you
At
one
time,
most
of
the
cotton
was
grown
by
small
cotton
farmers
Like
my
people-
20
acres
of
it
These
were
people
that
lived
on
the
land-
and
by
the
land
Because
it's
in
the
nature
of
a
man
to
always
look
away
to
grass
that
seems-
just
a
little
bit
greener
Many
of
the
sons
and
the
daughters
of
these
small
cotton
farmers
Headed
for
the
big
cities
and
the
car
factories
in
the
North
Like
I
did
when-
when
I
was
18
years
old
Where
they'd
heard
tell
of
good
money-
and
better
times
Where
they
hoped
they
could-
leave-
leave
behind
the
hardships
The
hard
times
of
the
small
Delta
farm
Last
night,
I
went
to
sleep
in
Detroit
City
And
I
dreamed
about
those
cotton
fields
and
home
I
dreamed
about
my
mother,
their
old
poppa,
sister
and
brother
I
dreamed
about
that
girl,
who's
been
waiting
for
so
long
I
wanna
go
home,
I
wanna
go
home
Oh,
how
I
wanna
go
home
Home
folks,
think
I'm
big
in
Detroit
City
From
the
letters
that
I
write,
they
think
I'm
fine
But
by
day
I
make
the
cars
and
by
night
I
make
the
bars
If
only
they
could
read
between
the
lines
'Cause
you
know,
I
rode
a
freight
train
North
to
Detroit
City
And
after
all
these
years
I
find,
I
was
just
wastin'
my
time
So
I
think
I'll
just
take
my
foolish
pride
Put
it
on
a
South
bound
freight
and
ride
I'm
goin'
back
to
loved
ones,
I
left
waiting
far
behind
I
wanna
go
home,
I
wanna
go
home
Oh,
how
I
wanna
go
home
Down
in
Dyess,
Arkansas
and
that
part
of
the
Delta
Land
where
I
grew
up,
I
did
my
earliest
singin'
And
I
learned
my
first
songs,
while
pickin'
or
choppin'
cotton-
on
the
cotton
patch
Seemed
somebody
was
always
singin'
while
they
worked
To
help
make
the
day
go
a
little
bit
faster
I
c'n
'member-
my
sister
Louise
out
in
the
cotton
field
She
would
keep
us
all
cheared
up
by
singin'
gospell
songs
and-
the
hits
of
the
days
And
bein'
a
few
years
older
than
I
was,
she
w'd
teach
me
songs
She'd
say
I'm
gonna
sing
you
this
song
three
times
and
then,
see
if
you
were
listening
You
sing
it
back
to
me
Sometimes
she'd
be
way
down
the
row,
pickin'
ahead
of
me
And
while
she
was
waitin'
for
me
to
catch
up,
I
could
hear
her
singin'
And
she
w'd
sing-
And
lord,
she
w'd
sing-
And
wouldn't
she
sing...
Oh,
I
can
almost
hear
her
singin'
now
And
I'd
pick
a
little
bit
harder,
catch
up
with
her
She
w'd
sing
to
me
some
more
And
she
w'd
sing-
And
just
about
every
afternoon,
as
the
sun
was
sinkin'
real
low
When
we
were
leavin'
the
cotton
fields
All
of
us-
would
usually
leave
the
field
singin'
this
song
Life's
evening
sun
(Life's
evening
sun)
Is
sinkin'
low
(Is
sinkin'
low)
A
few
more
days
(A
few
more
days)
And
I
must
go
(And
I
must
go)
To
meet
the
deeds
That
I
have
done
Where
there
will
be
(Where
there
will
be)
No
setting
sun
(No
setting
sun)
Yeah,
the
life
of
the
small
Delta
farmer-
will
soon
be
gone
forever
But
though
the
song
may
be
gone
from
the
cotton
fields
The
memory
of
those
good
people-
that
worked
there,
will
live
on
as
long
as
I
live
And
as
long
as
the
cotton
grows
tall,
along
the
banks
of
that
old
Mississippi
River
Mississippi
Delta
Land,
my
dad
and
his
dad
too
They
ploughed
your
soil
and
for
all
that
toil,
they
never
owned
an
inch
of
you
Mississippi
Delta
Land,
you
robbed
me
of
my
youth
And
all
you
gave
back,
was
a
one
room
shack
and
a
mind
that
learned
the
truth
Mississippi
Delta
...
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2 Come Along and Ride This Train / Six Days On the Road / There Ain't No Easy Run / The Sailor On a Concrete Sea (Live)
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4 I'm Gonna Try to Be That Way (Live)
5 Come Along and Ride This Train / Mississippi Delta Land / Detroit City / Uncloudy Day / No Setting Sun / Mississippi Delta Land (Live)
6 Here Was a Man (Live)
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