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Well now you've all been asked foolish questions and I think that you all know
That you're bound to run into them most, most anywhere you go
And you all know the story of the man you meet on the way
You say to him, hey how's Trix and you'll listen to him while he say
Say he's just been to the funeral of poor old uncle Ned
And the next question he's gonna ask is, is Ned dead?
Foolish questions, you might as well reply
No Ned thought he'd have a funeral and later on some time he die
You know he is so original that he wanted it that way
Foolish questions, you'll hear them every day
Then there's the woman that always gives your phone a ring
She'll talk for two hours about anything
Especially her bad kin folk goin ruining everything
You sit there half asleep, brewing, stewing, she says finally
Hey, whatcha doin?
Foolish questions, you oughta tell her that you're gone
Just about an hour ago I thought I heard the phone
It couldn't have been you though cause I've been asleep
Why don't you call me sometime
Silly questions get a silly answer every time
Then you just get outta the hospital after about a three month stay
Had every bone in you broken, and you're tryin to make your way
An old friend steps right up to you and says, hey how's Trix?
You've been in the hospital three long months and he says, hey, you been sick?
Foolish question, nah I like my meals in bed
Cost ain't a lot and I'm curing up purity good now
Why don't you go break your leg, that attraction there is fine
Foolish questions get a silly answer every time
Well you step into an elevator and you open up the door
You walk right into the shaft and fall down forty floors
And when you hit the bottom and you're laying there in the dirt
The first person that's gonna come along gonna say, you hurt?
Foolish questions, your dying words are no
I was kinda in a hurry and well the elevator's too slow
I find a save a lot of time, comin down that way
Foolish questions, yeah you'll hear them everyday.



Writer(s): Arthur Smith


Johnny Cash - Bootleg Vol. II: From Memphis To Hollywood
Album Bootleg Vol. II: From Memphis To Hollywood
date de sortie
22-02-2011

1   Rock and Roll Ruby (Early Demo)
2   I'll Cry for You (Early Demo)
3   He'll Be a Friend (Early Demo)
4   Belshazzar (Early Demo)
5   I’ll Remember You
6   KWEM Announcements and Advertisements
7   Overton Park Shell Country Music Jamboree Advertisement By Texas Bill Strength
8   Johnny Cash Show Intro and Theme
9   On the Line
10   I Just Don't Care Enough (To Carry On) [Early Demo]
11   The Frozen Logger
12   Belshazzar Intro
13   Get Rhythm (Early Demo)
14   Send a Picture of Mother
15   Hardin Wouldn't Run (Demo)
16   There's a Mother Always Waiting
17   You're My Baby (Early Demo)
18   Country Boy (Early Demo)
19   Six White Horses (Demo)
20   Foolish Questions
21   I Couldn’t Keep From Crying
22   Luther's Boogie
23   Roll Call
24   Put the Sugar to Bed
25   Five Minutes to Live
26   My Treasure (Early Demo)
27   It's All Over (Demo)
28   Train of Love (Early Demo)
29   Bottom of the Mountain
30   The Folk Singer
31   When I Think of You (Early Demo)
32   Locomotive Man
33   Belshazzar
34   You Beat All I Ever Saw
35   Thunderball
36   I Walk the Line (Early Demo)
37   Goodnight Irene
38   The Losing Kind
39   One Too Many Mornings
40   Wide Open Road
41   New Mexico
42   All Over Again
43   Big River
44   One More Ride
45   Closing Comments and Theme
46   Leave That Junk Alone
47   Restless Kid - Demo
48   Johnny Yuma Theme
49   You Dreamer You
50   Girl In Saskatoon
51   Johnny Reb
52   The Shifting, Whispering Sands, Pt. 2
53   Come Along and Ride This Train (Demo)




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