paroles de chanson Green, Green Grass of Home (Second Show 14th January 1968) - Johnny Cash
The
old
home
town
looks
the
same
As
I
step
down
from
the
train
And
there
to
meet
me
is
my
mama
and
my
papa.
Down
the
road
I
look,
and
there
comes
Mary
Hair
of
gold
and
lips
like
cherries.
It's
good
to
touch
the
green,
green
grass
of
home.
The
old
house
is
still
standing
Though
the
paint
is
cracked
and
dry
And
there's
the
old
oak
tree
that
I
used
to
play
on.
Down
the
lane
I
walk
with
my
sweet
Mary
Hair
of
gold
and
lips
like
cherries.
It's
good
to
touch
the
green,
green
grass
of
home.
Yes,
they'll
all
come
to
see
me
Arms
reaching,
smiling
sweetly.
It's
good
to
touch
the
green,
green
grass
of
home.
Then
I
awake
and
look
around
me
At
the
four
gray
walls
that
surround
me
And
I
realize
that
I
was
only
dreaming.
For
there's
a
guard,
and
there's
a
sad
old
padre
Arm
in
arm,
we'll
walk
at
daybreak.
Again,
I'll
touch
the
green,
green
grass
of
home.
Yes,
they'll
all
come
to
see
me
In
the
shade
of
the
old
oak
tree
As
they
lay
me
'neath
the
green,
green
grass
of
home.
1 Flowers On the Wall (Second Show 14th January 1968)
2 The Legend of John Henry's Hammer (Second Show 14th January 1968)
3 The Legend of John Henry's Hammer (First Show 13th January 1968)
4 I Still Miss Someone (First Show 13th January 1968)
5 How Great Thou Art (Second Show 14th January 1968)
6 This Ole House (First Show 13th January 1968)
7 Blue Suede Shoes (Second Show 14th January 1968)
8 Matchbox (Second Show 14th January 1968)
9 The Old Spinning Wheel (Second Show 14th January 1968)
10 Blue Suede Shoes (First Show 13th January 1968)
11 Give My Love to Rose (Second Show 14th January 1968)
12 Jackson (Second Show 14th January 1968)
13 Jackson (First Show 13th January 1968)
14 Opening Announcements from Hugh Cherry (First Show 13th January 1968)
15 Announcements / Johnny Cash Intro from Hugh Cherry (First Show 13th January 1968)
16 Folsom Prison Blues (First Show 13th January 1968)
17 Busted (First Show 13th January 1968)
18 Dark As a Dungeon (First Show 13th January 1968)
19 Cocaine Blues (First Show 13th January 1968)
20 25 Minutes to Go (First Show 13th January 1968)
21 I'm Here to Get My Baby Out of Jail (First Show 13th January 1968)
22 Orange Blossom Special (First Show 13th January 1968)
23 The Long Black Veil (First Show 13th January 1968)
24 Send a Picture of Mother (First Show 13th January 1968)
25 The Wall (First Show 13th January 1968)
26 Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog (First Show 13th January 1968)
27 Flushed from the Bathroom of Your Heart (First Show 13th January 1968)
28 Joe Bean (First Show 13th January 1968)
29 June's Poem (First Show 13th January 1968)
30 Green, Green Grass of Home (First Show 13th January 1968)
31 Greystone Chapel (First Show 13th January 1968)
32 Closing Theme and Announcements (First Show 13th January 1968)
33 Opening Announcements from Hugh Cherry (Second Show 14th January 1968)
34 You Can't Have Your Kate and Edith, Too (Second Show 14th January 1968)
35 Announcements / Johnny Cash Intro from Hugh Cherry (Second Show 14th January 1968)
36 Folsom Prison Blues (Second Show 14th January 1968)
37 Busted (Second Show 14th January 1968)
38 Dark As a Dungeon (Second Show 14th January 1968)
39 Cocaine Blues (Second Show 14th January 1968)
40 I Got a Woman (With June Carter) (First Show 13th January 1968)
41 25 Minutes to Go (Second Show 14th January 1968)
42 Orange Blossom Special (Second Show 14th January 1968)
43 Dirty Old Egg-Sucking Dog (Second Show 14th January 1968)
44 Flushed from the Bathroom of Your Heart (Second Show 14th January 1968)
45 Joe Bean (Second Show 14th January 1968)
46 Long-Legged Guitar Pickin' Man (Second Show 14th January 1968)
47 I Got Stripes (Second Show 14th January 1968)
48 Greystone Chapel (Second Show 14th January 1968)
49 Hugh Cherry Introduces Johnny's Father / Closing Announcements (Second Show 14th January 1968)
50 Marty Stuart, Rosanne Cash & Merle Haggard Discuss Johnny Cash & Folsom Prison (From the Documentary Johnny Cash At Folsom Prison)
51 Green, Green Grass of Home (Second Show 14th January 1968)
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