paroles de chanson Let Him Roll (Live) - Johnny Cash
Let
him
roll,
boys
let
him
roll
I
bet
he's
gone
to
dallas
rest
his
soul
Now
he
was
a
wino,
tried
and
true
Done
about
everything
there
is
to
do
He
worked
on
freighters,
he
worked
in
bars
He
worked
on
farms,
'n
he
worked
on
cars
Now
it
was
white
port
whine,
that
put
that
look
in
his
eye
That
grown
men
get
when
they
need
to
cry
And
we
sat
down
on
the
curb
to
rest
And
his
head
just
fell
down
on
his
chest
He
said
"every
single
day
it
gets
Just
a
little
bit
harder
to
handle
and
yet..."
Then
he
lost
the
thread
and
his
mind
got
cluttered
The
words
just
rolled
off
down
in
the
gutter
He
was
a
elevator
man
in
a
cheap
hotel
In
exchange
for
the
rent
on
a
one
room
cell
And
he's
years
old
before
his
time
No
thanks
to
the
world,
and
the
white
port
wine
And
he
said
"son",
he
always
called
me
son
He
said,
"life
for
you
has
just
begun"
And
then
he
told
me
the
story
that
i
heard
before
How
he
fell
in
love
with
a
dallas
whore
He
could
cut
through
the
years
to
the
very
night
That
it
all
ended,
in
a
whore
house
fight
And
she
turned
his
last
proposal
down
In
favor
of
being
a
girl
about
town
Now
it's
been
seventeen
years
right
in
line
And
he
ain't
been
straight
none
of
the
time
It's
too
many
years
of
fightin'
the
weather
And
too
many
nights
of
not
being
together
So
he
died...
Let
him
roll,
boys
let
him
roll
I
bet
he's
gone
to
dallas
rest
his
soul
Let
him
roll,
boys
let
him
roll
He
always
thought
that
heaven
Was
just
a
dallas
whore
When
they
went
through
his
personal
affects
In
among
the
stubs
from
the
welfare
checks
Was
a
crumblin'
picture
of
a
girl
in
a
door
An
address
in
dallas,
and
nothin'
more
Well
the
welfare
people
provided
the
priest
And
a
couple
from
the
mission
down
the
street
Sang
amasing
grace,
and
nobody
cried
'Cept
some
lady
in
black
way
off
to
the
side
We
all
left
and
she's
standing
there
The
black
veil
covering
her
silver
hair
And
one-eyed
john
said
her
name
was
alice
She
used
to
be
a
whore
in
dallas
Let
him
roll,
boys
let
him
roll
I
bet
he's
gone
to
dallas
rest
his
soul
Let
him
roll,
boys
let
him
roll
He
always
thought
that
heaven
Was
just
a
dallas
whore
Let
him
roll,
boys
let
him
roll
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