Songs Of Our Soil – Johnny Cash

Songs Of Our Soil – Johnny Cash

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 "Songs Of Our Soil" - Johnny Cash
 Released 1959
 Link to playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_n5eqVrIbJBaHphDc5W2pVpKbif5uqJylE
 # Title
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 1.) Drink To Me
 2.) Five Feet High And Rising
 3.) The Man On The Hill
 4.) Hank And Joe And Me
 5.) Clementine
 6.) The Great Speckled Bird
 7.) I Want To Go Home
 8.) The Caretaker
 9.) Old Apache Squaw
 10.) Don't Step On Mother's Roses
 11.) My Grandfather's Clock
 12.) It Could Be You (Instead Of Him)
 Capo on 1st fret for all songs
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 1.) "Drink To Me"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iQmBLPTzpU
    
 Drink to me, drink to me
 Drink to me, drink to me
 Drink to me
 A rose, a carnation, the lily and an orchid
 Make such a pretty bouquet (drink to me, drink to me)
 But only the orchid was worthy of you
 So I threw all the others away (drink to me, drink to me)
 Then you took the orchid and you breathed on its petals
 And after a day or two
 The flower still blooms, but the scent's not the orchid's
 It carries the savor of you
    
 Drink to me, drink to me
 Drink to me, drink to me
 Drink to me
 So if you're gonna drink to me, drink with your eyes
 And I'll never cry for wine (drink to me, drink to me)
 Or leave a kiss in an empty coffee cup
 Then pass it from your lips to mine (drink to me, drink to me)
 'cause I've got a thirst burning way down in my soul
 And honey from a sugar tree
 Is not half as sweet as the air that you breathe
 Honey, come here and drink to me
    
 Drink to me, drink to me
 Drink to me, drink to me
 [ch]G7[/ch] N.C.
 Drink to me
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 2.) "Five Feet High And Rising"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BK7P4Sgomtw
    
 How high's the water, Mama?
 Two feet high and rising
 How high's the water, Papa?
 She said it's two feet high and rising
 Well, we can make it to the road in a homemade boat
 'cause that's the only thing we got left that'll float
 It's already over all the wheat and the oats
 Two feet high and rising
    
    
 How high's the water, Mama?
 Three feet high and rising
 How high's the water, Papa?
 She said it's three feet high and rising
 Well, the hives are gone, I've lost my bees
 The chickens are sleeping in the willow trees
 Cow's in water up past her knees
 Three feet high and rising
    
    
 How high's the water, Mama?
 Four feet high and rising
 How high's the water, Papa?
 She said it's four feet high and rising
 Hey, come look through the window pane
 The bus is coming, gonna take us to the train
 Looks like we'll be blessed with a little more rain
 Four feet high and rising
    
    
 How high's the water, Mama?
 Five feet high and rising
 How high's the water, Papa?
 She said it's five feet high and rising
 Well, the rails are washed out north of town
 We gotta head for higher ground
 We can't come back, 'til the water goes down
 Five feet high and rising
 Well, it's five feet high and rising
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 3.) "The Man On The Hill"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YI-6CVZpTqE
 Will we get cold and hungry? Will times be very bad?
 When we're needing bread and meat, where we gonna get it, Dad?
 We'll get it from the man in the house on the hill
 Yes, we will from the man on the hill
 Plowing time is over, still the fields are bare
 How we gonna make a living with twenty acres to share?
 I'll beg for more land from the man on the hill
 Yes, I will, I'll ask the man on the hill
 I ain't got no Sunday shoes that I can wear to town
 Papa reckon the boss has got a pair of hand-me-downs
 I'll go and ask the man in the house on the hill
 Yes, I will, I'll ask the man on the hill
 Maybe he will help us, maybe we'll get by
 But who's gonna pay the dying bills if we all should die?
 We'll leave it to the man in the sky when we die
 Yes, we'll leave it to the man in the sky
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 4.) "Hank and Joe and Me"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFgp9eWmRwc
    
    
 In the desert where we searched for gold
 The days are hot, the nights are cold
 Hank and Joe and me walked on
 So bold and brave and free
 For days and days, we fought the heat
 I got so thirsty and I got so weak
 And when I fell 'cause I couldn’t go
 I heard Hank say to Joe
    
 "He’s dying (dying, dying) for water
 Hear him crying (crying, crying) for water
 We'll lay him down in the dust and sand"
 He said, "Joe, you know he’s a dying man
 Leave him there and let him die
 I can’t stand to hear him cry for water"
 I don't remember how long I lay
 But when I woke, it was the break of day
 Buzzards circled miles ahead
 I knew Hank and Joe were dead
 My eyes were dim, but I could see
 A bed of gold nuggets under me
 Now I know that it won't be long
 'til they decorate my bones
    
 'cause I’m dying (dying, dying) for water
 Can’t help crying (crying, crying) for water
 Well, they laid me down in the dust and sand"
 He said, "Joe, you know he’s a dying man
 Leave him there and let him die
 I can't stand to hear him cry for water"
 He couldn't stand to hear me cry for water
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 5.) "Clementine"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dFEeqKjVog
 N.C. [ch]G7[/ch] [ch]C[/ch]
 (Oh, my darling, Clementine)
 She knew that Cody was the man she wanted
 But she had waited nearly all her life
 Just one more trip to town to tell the boys goodbye
 Then he'd be back to take her for his wife
 (Don't you worry) Clementine
 Cody saddled up and left his darling
 Then rode to town to celebrate his plan
 He told them this would be his last carousing
 "I'm gonna settle down, boys, if I can
 (With my darling) Clementine"
 Someone said it must have been past midnight
 When Cody had to face a jealous man
 Another story goes that no one really knows
 But it seems there was a dance-hall girl called Nan
 (Don't you tell) Clementine
 We do know that a shot or two was heard from some back room
 Then there was a silence in the place
 Just one more trip to town, but all his chips were down
 They found Cody lying on his face
 (Softly calling) Clementine
 So buddies, make a monument to lay down at his head
 Sure you hate to leave your pal behind
 Mother, help your daughter put her wedding dress away
 'cause Cody won't be riding back this time
 (To his darling) Clementine
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 6.) "The Great Speckled Bird"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ihP99FkKzw
    
 What a beautiful thought I am thinking
 Concerning the great speckled bird
 And to know that my name is recorded
 On the pages of God's Holy Word
 Desiring to lower her standard
 They watch every move that she makes
 They long to find fault with her teachings
 But really she makes no mistake
    
 I am glad I have learned of her meekness
 I am glad that my name is on her book
 For I want to be one never fearing
 The face of my Savior to look
 And when He cometh descending from heaven
 On a cloud like He said in His Word
 I'll be joyfully carried to meet Him
 On the wings of the great speckled bird
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 7.) "I Want To Go Home"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQPyy23F1KY
    
 We sailed on the ship John B, my grandfather and me
 Around Nassau town we did roam
 Drinking all night, got into a fight
 Well, I feel so homesick, I wanna go home
    
 So hoist up the John B sail, see how the mainsail sets
 Call for the captain ashore, let me go home
 Let me go home, why don't you let me go home?
 Well, I feel so homesick, I wanna go home
 The first mate, he got drunk, broke up the people's trunk
 Constable had to come and take him away
 Sheriff John Stone, why don't you leave me alone?
 Well, I feel so homesick, I wanna go home
 Then the cook, he caught the fits, threw out all of my grits
 Then he took and ate up all of my corn
 Let me go home, why don't you let me go home?
 Well, this is the worst trip since I have been born
    
 So hoist up the John B sail, see how the mainsail sets
 Call for the captain ashore, let me go home
 Let me go home, why don't you let me go home?
 Well, I feel so homesick, I wanna go home
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 8.) "The Caretaker"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BEAxB7Eh8dQ
 I live in the cemetery
 Oh, Caretaker, they call me
 In the wintertime, I rake the leaves
 And in the summer, I cut the weeds
 When a funeral comes, the people cry and pray
 They bury their dead, then they all go away
 But through their grief, I still can see
 Their hate and greed and jealousy
 So here I work and I somehow hide
 From a world that rushes by outside
 And each night when I rest my head
 I'm contented as the peaceful dead
    
 But who's gonna cry when old John dies?
 Who's gonna cry when old John dies?
 Once, I was a young man
 Dashing with the girls
 Now, no one wants an old man
 I lost my handsome curls
 But I wanna say when my time comes
 Lay me facing the rising sun
 Put me in a corner where I buried my pop
 Tell the preacher to pray, then cover me up
 Don't lay flowers where my head should be
 Maybe God will let some grow from me
 And all the little children that I loved like my own
 Will they be sorry that old John's gone?
    
 Who's gonna cry when old John dies?
 Who's gonna cry when old John dies?
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 9.) "Old Apache Squaw"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndlhTeAxwTk
 N.C.
 N.C. [ch]G[/ch]
 Old Apache Squaw, how many long lean years you saw?
 How many bitter winter nights
 Shivering in a cold teepee?
 Shivering in a cold teepee?
 Old Apache Squaw, how many hungry kids you saw?
 How many bloody warriors
 Running to the sea?
 Fleeing to the sea?
    
 Well, now they tell me that you saw Cochise
 When he made his last stand
 He said, "The next white man that sees my face
 [ch]D[/ch] N.C.
 Is gonna... be a dead white man"
 N.C. [ch]G[/ch]
 Old Apache Squaw, how many broken hearts you saw?
 Have you had misty eyes for years?
 Could that mist be tears?
 Could that mist be tears?
    
 Well, now they tell me that you saw Cochise
 When he made his last stand
 He said, "The next white man that sees my face
 [ch]D[/ch] N.C.
 Is gonna... be a dead white man"
 Old Apache Squaw, how many broken hearts you saw?
 You've had misty eyes for years
 Could that mist be tears?
 Could that mist be tears?
 Old Apache Squaw
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 10.) "Don't Step on Mother's Roses"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H2rHzg-R7lk
    
 We all were called to come back
 To the old home on the farm
 Mother passed away
 What a mournful day
 And as my daddy watched
 His eyes were filled with pain and hurt
 When someone stepped upon a rose
 And crushed it in the dirt
    
 "Don't step on Mother's roses," Daddy cried
 "She planted them the day she was my bride
 And every time I see a rose, I see her smiling face
 She made my darkest days look bright around the old home place
 Don't step on Mother's roses, let 'em grow
 The way they did since many years ago
 They'll bloom for me each year and I'll have Mother near
 Don't step on Mother's roses, let 'em grow"
 Years have passed away
 And how the old home place has changed
 Daddy had to go
 We all miss him so
 Children pick the roses
 As they go along the way
 But when their petals are abused
 I hear my daddy say
    
 "Don't step on Mother's roses," Daddy cried
 "She planted them the day she was my bride
 And every time I see a rose, I see her smiling face
 She made my darkest days look bright around the old home place
 Don't step on Mother's roses, let 'em grow
 The way they did since many years ago
 They'll bloom for me each year and I'll have Mother near
 Don't step on Mother's roses, let them grow"
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 11.) "My Grandfather's Clock"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0o8A4RccUY
    
 My grandfather's clock was too large for the shelf
 So it stood ninety years on the floor
 It was taller by half than the old man himself
 Though it weighed not a pennyweight more
 It was bought on the morn of the day that he was born
 And was always his treasure and pride
 But it stopped... short... never to go again
 When the old man died
    
 Ninety years without slumbering
 His life seconds numbering
 It stopped... short... never to go again
 When the old man died
 My grandfather said that of those he could hire
 Not a servant so faithful he found
 For it wasted no time and had but one desire
 At the close of each week to be wound
 And it kept in its place, not a frown upon its face
 And its hands never hung by its side
 But it stopped... short... never to go again
 When the old man died
    
 It rang an alarm in the dead of the night
 An alarm that for years had been dumb
 And we knew that his spirit was pluming for flight
 That his hour for departure had come
 Still the clock kept the time with a soft and muffled chime
 As we silently stood by his side
 But it stopped... short... never to go again
 When the old man died
    
 Ninety years without slumbering
 His life seconds numbering
 It stopped... short... never to go again
 When the old man died
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 12.) "It Could Be You (Instead of Him)"
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 Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5R5fy8Hqmc
    
 If you should meet some lonely soul
 Who on this earth can't reach his gold
 And he's traveling down a road so dark and dim (dark and dim)
    
 Lend a hand, say a prayer
 Give a smile that he might share
 But for the grace of God, it could be you instead of him
 (But for the grace of God, it could be you instead of him)
 Befriend each stranger in the night
 Help to make his burdens light
 Lift up the fallen ones and be a friend (be a friend)
    
 Shed a tear, share a sigh
 Share his fears, don't pass him by
 But for the grace of God, it could be you instead of him
 (It could be you instead of him)
 Shed a tear, share a sigh
 Share his fears, don't pass him by
 But for the grace of God, it could be you instead of him
 (It could be you instead of him)

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