Lyrics - Johnny Cash Lyrics
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He has recorded more than 1,500 songs and they can be found
on about 500 albums, counting only American and European
releases.
More of his albums (45) remain in print today than most
artists ever make.
He is the youngest person ever chosen for the Country Music
Hall of Fame and the only person ever selected for the
Country and Rock Music Hall of Fame, until this 1998, when
Elvis Presley was inducted into the Country Music Hall of
Fame.
He has placed 48 singles on the Billboard Hot 100 Pop
charts, about the same number as the Rolling Stones and the
Beach Boys.
He has tallied more Pop hit singles than Barbra Streisand,
Michael Jackson (including his Jackson 5 hits), the Four
Seasons, David Bowie, the Supremes, Elton John, Billy Joel,
Kenny Rogers, More...
Johnny Cash Lyrics List:
(Submit New Johnny Cash Lyrics)'Cause I Love You Lyrics25 Minutes To Go LyricsA Boy Named Sue LyricsA Legend In My Time LyricsAccidentally On Purpose LyricsAll Mama's Children LyricsAll Over Again LyricsAmazing Grace LyricsAnother Man Done Gone LyricsAny OId Wind That Blows LyricsApache Tears LyricsAre All The Children In LyricsAs Long As LyricsAs Long As The Grass Shall Grow LyricsBad News LyricsBallad Of A Teenage Queen LyricsBallad of Ira Hayes LyricsBallad Of The Ark LyricsBallad Of The Green Beret LyricsBallad Of The Harp Weaver LyricsBanks Of The Ohio LyricsBeans For Breakfast LyricsBefore My Time LyricsBelshazar LyricsBig Foot LyricsBig Iron LyricsBig River LyricsBird On A Wire LyricsBird On A Wire (Live With Orchestra) LyricsBlue Christmas LyricsBlue Train LyricsBonanza! LyricsBook Review LyricsBoss Jack LyricsBoy Named Sue LyricsBrand New Dance (featuring June Carter) LyricsBreaking Bread LyricsBridge Over Troubled Water LyricsBrown-Eyed Handsome Man (featuring Carl Perkins) LyricsBusted LyricsCasey's Last Ride LyricsCasey Jones LyricsChain Gang LyricsChattanooga Sugarbabe LyricsChristmas As I Knew It LyricsChunk Of Coal LyricsCindy (featuring Nick Cave) LyricsCity of New Orleans LyricsClementine LyricsCocaine Blues LyricsCountry Boy LyricsCountry Trash LyricsCrazy Old Soldier LyricsCry! Cry! Cry! LyricsCry, Cry, Cry LyricsCuster LyricsDaddy Sang Bass LyricsDanny Boy LyricsDark As A Dungeon LyricsDark As The Dungeon Lyrics
Darlin' Companion LyricsDelia's Gone LyricsDesperado LyricsDevil's Right Hand LyricsDevil Went Down to Georgia - Johnny Cash & Travis Tritt LyricsDirty Old Egg-Suckin' Dog LyricsDoin' My Time LyricsDon't Step On Mother's Roses LyricsDon't Take Your Guns To Town LyricsDon't Take Your Ones To Town LyricsDon't Think Twice, It's All Right LyricsDoo Lord LyricsDorraine Of Ponchartrain LyricsDown The Line LyricsDown the Street to 301 LyricsDown There By The Train LyricsDrink To Me LyricsDrive On LyricsDrive On (Alt Lyrics) LyricsDrums LyricsEverybody's Trying To Be My Baby (featuring Carl Perkins) LyricsEverybody Loves A Nut LyricsFarmer's Almanac LyricsFarther Along LyricsFather & Son (featuring Fiona Apple) LyricsField Of Diamonds LyricsFirst Time Ever I Saw Your Face LyricsFive Feet High and Rising LyricsFlesh and Blood LyricsFlesh & Blood LyricsFlushed From The Bathroom Of Your Heart LyricsFolsom Prison Blues LyricsForty Shades Of Green LyricsFour Strong Winds LyricsFrankie's Man Johnny LyricsFurther On (Up The Road) LyricsGentle On My Mind LyricsGet Rhythm LyricsGhost Riders in the Sky LyricsGifts They Gave LyricsGirl From The Canyon LyricsGirl From The North Country LyricsGive My Love to Rose LyricsGod's Gonna Cut You Down LyricsGod Bless Robert E. Lee LyricsGod Must Have My Fortune Laid Away LyricsGod Will LyricsGoing To Memphis LyricsGoodbye Little Darlin' Goodbye LyricsGreen, Green Grass Of Home LyricsGreystone Chapel LyricsGuess Things Happen That Way LyricsHank And Joe And Me LyricsHard Times LyricsHe'll Be A Friend LyricsHe'll Understand And Say Well Done Lyrics
He Stopped Loving Her Today LyricsHe Turned the Water into Wine LyricsHeart Of Gold LyricsHelp Me LyricsHere Was A Man LyricsHey Porter LyricsHighway Patrolman LyricsHighwayman LyricsHome Of The Blues LyricsHonky Tonk Girl LyricsHurt LyricsI'd Just Be Fool Enough (To Fall) LyricsI'd Rather Die Young LyricsI'd Still Be There LyricsI'll Fly Away LyricsI'm A Drifter (Version 1, Heartbreaker version) LyricsI'm A Drifter (Version 2 Flea version) LyricsI’m A Worried Man LyricsI'm Bound For The Promised Land LyricsI'm Free From The Chain Gang Now LyricsI'm Going To Memphis LyricsI'm Gonna Try And Be That Way LyricsI'm Leavin' Now LyricsI'm Movin' On LyricsI'm Ragged But I'm Right LyricsI'm So Lonesome I Could Cry LyricsI've Been Everywhere LyricsI Am A Pilgrim LyricsI Call Him LyricsI Came To Believe LyricsI Couldn't Keep From Crying LyricsI Don't Know Where I'm Bound LyricsI Feel Better All Over LyricsI Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know LyricsI Got Shoes LyricsI Got Stripes LyricsI Heard The Bells On Christmas Day LyricsI Hung My Head LyricsI Never Picked Cotton LyricsI Saw A Man LyricsI See A Darkness LyricsI Shall Not Be Moved LyricsI Still Miss Someone LyricsI Walk the Line LyricsI Want To Go Home LyricsI Was There When It Happened LyricsI Will Miss You When You Go LyricsI Won't Back Down LyricsI Won't Have To Cross Jordan Alone LyricsIf He Came Back Again LyricsIf I Give My Soul LyricsIf I Were A Carpenter LyricsIf The Good Lord's Willing And The Creeks... LyricsIf We Never Meet Again LyricsIf We Never Meet Again This Side Of Heaven LyricsIf You Could Read My Mind Lyrics
In My Life LyricsIn The Garden LyricsIn the Jailhouse Now LyricsIn The Sweet By And By LyricsIn The Sweet Bye And Bye LyricsIn Them Old Cottonfields Back Home LyricsIt Ain't Me, Babe LyricsIt Could Be You (Instead Of Him) LyricsIt Was Jesus LyricsJackson LyricsJoe Bean LyricsJohnny 99 LyricsJoshua Gone Barbados LyricsJust As I Am LyricsJust One More LyricsJust The Other Side LyricsKaty Too LyricsKneeling Drunkard's Plea LyricsLead Me Father LyricsLead Me Gently Home LyricsLegend of John Henry's Hammer LyricsLet Me Down Easy LyricsLet The Lower Lights Be Burning LyricsLet The Train Blow The Whistle LyricsLike A Soldier LyricsLike A Soldier (featuring Willie Nelson) LyricsLike The 309 LyricsLittle Drummer Boy LyricsLoading Coal LyricsLong-Legged Guitar Pickin Man LyricsLong Black Veil LyricsLong Black Veil, The LyricsLost On The Desert LyricsLove's Been Good To Me LyricsLumberjack LyricsMan In Black LyricsMary Of The Wild Moor LyricsMatthew Twenty-Four (Is Knocking at the Door) LyricsMean Eyed Cat LyricsMeet Me In Heaven LyricsMemories Are Made Of This LyricsMercy Seat LyricsMr. Lonesome LyricsMy God Is Real LyricsMy Grandfather's Clock LyricsMy Grandfathers Clock LyricsMy Shoes Keep Walking Back To You LyricsNever Grow Old LyricsNew Cut Road LyricsNine Pound Hammer LyricsNo Earthly Good LyricsNobody LyricsOh Bury Me Not LyricsOh, Bury Me Not LyricsOld Account Was Settled Long Ago LyricsOld Apache Squaw LyricsOld Doc Brown LyricsOn the Evening Train LyricsOne Lyrics
One More Ride LyricsOne Piece At a Time LyricsONEY LyricsOrange Blossom Special LyricsOrleans Parish Prison LyricsPeace in the Valley LyricsPersonal Jesus LyricsPickin' Time LyricsPochohantas LyricsPrecious Memories LyricsRagged Old Flag LyricsRedemption LyricsRedemption Song (featuring Joe Strummer) LyricsRemember Me (I'm The One Who Loves You) LyricsRemember The Alamo LyricsRide This Train (Part 1) LyricsRide This Train (Part 2) LyricsRide This Train (Part 3) LyricsRide This Train (Part 4) LyricsRide This Train (Part 5) LyricsRide This Train (Part 6) LyricsRide This Train (Part 7) LyricsRide This Train (Part 8) LyricsRing Of Fire LyricsRinging The Bells For Jim LyricsRock Of Ages LyricsRose Of My Heart LyricsRoughneck LyricsRowboat LyricsRun Softly, Blue River LyricsRusty Cage LyricsSalty Dog LyricsSam Hall LyricsSan Quentin LyricsSea Of Heartbreak LyricsSeasons Of My Heart LyricsSend A Picture Of Mother LyricsShepherd Of My Heart LyricsShip Those Niggers Back LyricsSilent Night LyricsSing It Pretty, Sue LyricsSinger Of Songs LyricsSlow Rider LyricsSnow In His Hair LyricsSo Doggone Lonesome LyricsSoftly And Tenderly LyricsSoftly & Tenderly LyricsSolitary Man LyricsSong Of The Patriot LyricsSouthern Accents LyricsSpiritual LyricsStarkville City Jail LyricsStill In Town LyricsStraight A's In Love LyricsStrawberry Cake LyricsStreets of Laredo LyricsSunday Mornin' Comin' Down LyricsSunday Morning Coming Down LyricsSuppertime LyricsSwing Low, Sweet Chariot Lyrics
T Is For Texas LyricsTaller Than Trees LyricsTear Stained Letter LyricsTell Him I'm Gone LyricsTennesee Stud LyricsTennessee Flat-Top Box LyricsTennessee Stud LyricsThanks A Lot LyricsThat's All Over LyricsThat's Enough LyricsThat's The Truth LyricsThat Lucky Old Sun LyricsThe Ballad Of Barbara LyricsThe Ballad Of Ira Hayes LyricsThe Baron LyricsThe Beast In Me LyricsThe Big Battle LyricsThe Caretaker LyricsThe Caretaker (fka Who's Gonna Cry) LyricsThe Christmas Spirit LyricsThe Evening Train LyricsThe First Time Ever I Saw Your Face LyricsThe Fourth Man In The Fire LyricsThe General Lee LyricsThe Great Speckled Bird LyricsThe L & N Don't Stop Here Anymore LyricsThe Legend of John Henry's Hammer LyricsThe Long Black Veil LyricsThe Man Comes Around LyricsThe Man Comes Around (Alt take) LyricsThe Man On The Hill LyricsThe Man Who Couldn't Cry LyricsThe Matador LyricsThe Mercy Seat LyricsThe Night Hank Williams Came To Town LyricsThe Old Account LyricsThe Old Rugged Cross LyricsThe One on the Left is on the Right LyricsThe One On The Right Is On The Left LyricsThe One Rose LyricsThe One Rose (That's Left In My Heart) LyricsThe Rebel-Johnny Yuma LyricsThe Rebel Johnny Yuma LyricsThe Reverend Mr. Black LyricsThe Rock Island Line LyricsThe Running Kind (featuring Tom Petty) LyricsThe Talking Leaves LyricsThe Ten Commandments LyricsThe Troubadour LyricsThe Vanishing Race LyricsThe Wall LyricsThe Wanderer LyricsThe Wreck Of The Old '97 LyricsThere You Go LyricsThese Hands LyricsThese Things Shall Pass LyricsThirteen Lyrics
Time Changes Everything LyricsTimes a Wasting LyricsTransfusion Blues LyricsTrouble In Mind LyricsTroublesome Waters LyricsTwo Timing Woman LyricsUnchained LyricsUnderstand Your Man LyricsWaiting For A Train LyricsWanted Man LyricsWayfaring Stranger LyricsWe'll Meet Again LyricsWe Are The Shepherds LyricsWere You There When They Crucified My Lord (featuring June Carter) LyricsWere You There (When They Crucified My Lord) LyricsWhat Do I Care LyricsWhat Is Man LyricsWhen He Reached Down LyricsWhen He Reached Down His Hand For Me LyricsWhen I've Learned Enough To Die LyricsWhen I Take My Vacation In Heaven LyricsWhen Papa Played The Dobro LyricsWhen The Roll LyricsWhen The Roll Is Called Up Yonder LyricsWhere The Soul Of Man Never Dies LyricsWhere We'll Never Grow Old LyricsWhite Girl LyricsWho Kept The Sheep LyricsWhy Do You Punish Me (For Loving You) LyricsWhy Me Lord LyricsWhy Me Lord? LyricsWichita Lineman LyricsWould You Lay With Me LyricsWreck of the Old '97 LyricsWreck Of The Old 97 LyricsWrinkled Crinkled Wadded Dollar Bill LyricsYou'll Never Walk Alone LyricsYou'll Remember Me LyricsYou're The Nearest Thing To Heaven LyricsYou Are My Sunshine LyricsYou Dreamer You LyricsYou Won't Have Far To Go Lyrics"The Man Who Couldn't Cry" Lyrics(Ghost) Riders in the Sky Lyrics(I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle Lyrics(There'll Be) Peace In The Valley (For Me) Lyrics (Submit New Johnny Cash Lyrics)
Review about Johnny Cash
40 versus 49 | Reviewer: Bob Massey
------ About the song Forty Shades Of Green performed by Johnny Cash
I disagree with the comments on the 1956 song of a very similar title because they are two entirely different songs. It is perhaps worthy of note because Johnny Cash may have gotten the idea from that song, but he created a completely original tune and lyric.
There are countless songs out there with the exact same title which are entirely different. Granted, these two are pretty darn unique...So that an idea was borrowed may be the case but I do not find it unjust that Johnny would claim the song to be his own.
The reason that whether he had written it was ever up for discussion had nothing to do with this other song. It was strictly a matter of its sounding so heartfelt and genuinely Irish that some people believed it was a traditional Irish song; it must have been written by an Irishman a long time ago, they thought. So it was just testament to his writing skill and feeling for Ireland. I have never heard it claimed, except in the above context, that the song was not his own and an original.
I would bet if asked Johnny may have conceded to getting some inspiration from the "49" song but if he did, it only went as far as the title. The Emerald Isle did the rest for him.
Fuck those niggers | Reviewer: cecil
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
Whites are being paid back for slavery 100 times. Just having these worthless scat of slave niggers still here is costing 100 times whatever benefit their worthless black asses brought to this country in the first place. I weould like to dig up that first American slave owner and hang the SOB for bringing those APES over here and fucking up this country.
noone | Reviewer: shane
------ About artist/band Johnny Cash
noone has the right to judge a legend i personaly dont think he wrote the song(ship those n*****s back) but even if he did hes a legend better then any of todays artist so who ever said retarted redneck hick or whatever you said your the nigger and the racist for thinking he wrote the song get your facts straight before you judge legends asshole!johnny rebel and the 3 bigbots do you research prick!let the legend live on jr cash
Ignorant Song, Ignorant people!! | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
I am part white and black, raised in a wealthy all white beach town. I've heard both viewpoints and think that until all you perfect people tell me how the universe works and exactly what we're doing here than you shut the fuck up!! I'm soo sick of people claiming superiority when it's your insecurity and inadequacies which are driving your racism in the first place. I've worked around some of the smartest white scientist this country has to offer and they had their limits. People are equal but different whether logical are creative, our minds when unlocked can do unbeleivable works. Blacks are discriminated against because of their skin color, I went to the University of Oklahoma and was asked to try a student's mountain bike, later I was told he wouldn't have asked me if he knew I was black. I think everyone is scared to find out what might actually happen if we treat each other as equals, but capitalism was not built on equality so until we put people before money than we will all be opressed as long as 1% of families control 99% of the money in the world. We're all working for the man!
Ethics | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song The Long Black Veil performed by Johnny Cash
I have always loved this song, but as to the ethical question, ethics are for the living. There are no ethics when you are dead. Just bones.
Or are we discussing the woman's ethics? I think they are utterly disgraceful.
As to the act of self-sacrifice, who would die for a woman who would not even stand up and admit her sins to save you? It is a wonderful dilemma that the song provides us, isn't it?
grow up | Reviewer: kimmy
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
Give me a break.... you all need to grow up,and shut up!!! Im so tired of hearing from all the black, white and yellow people about race.I say we all bleed red so shut the fuck up. the song is fine.. its just a song and all them blacks who talk shit need to listen to their own fucked up rap songs about being a nigger. If anyone is racist I say it the blacks who wont let what happened 80-100yrs ago die. Not every white person owned nigger slaves but by they way they all talk today you'd think we all still do. Get a life, a job, and get off welfare u Cadilac Escalade driving, gold teeth fuckers who still get food stamps when if u can afford a Cadilac Escalde then buy your owe fucking food. I cant afford to pay for your lazy asses to eat too. I heard enough bullshit come from all kinds of colors not just black!!! But in this society I think the white man has had it up to here^. If you dont want to be treated any differently then stop acting like we owe u anything cuz we dont!!!!!!!If you want better then do it!!! thats what we all want...... something better. Work hard for what u want then u respect it more instead of it being handed to you for nothing....Kids today act like everything is free. Guess thats they way their parents bring them up???? well kiddies Im here to tell you them $100 sneaker and them $50.00 pair of jeans didnt magically appear from your parents shittin 100 dollar bills. they hopfully had to work for it and so should u. Unless u get welfare and food stamps so u can pay for it like most do.I cant shit 100 dollar bills and no I dont get food stamps or any kind of help from the Govt. cuz im not black hispanic or indian. I teach my kids that money is important and if u want to better yourself then work hard for what u want you'll appericiate it much more then if someone or some government handed it to so stop your whining and grow up, get a job and work for a living like eveyone else in America has to do. you piece of shit niggers I know many white black and yep even hispanic ones. In the dictionary in 1987 the diffiniton of "nigger" was any dirty, trashy, filthy person. So too all them "niggers" out there take a bath, clean up your shit, and shut the fuck up!!!! Its just a song!
yall just racist and ignorant | Reviewer: adam
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
talkin bull if u want us to go back so badly you shouldnt of stole us wait a minute u steal every thing america, texas, rock music, tried to steal r&b, elvis stole his music from us you honky crackers uncle tom pale lookin mayo eatin flat booty girl havin bigets
ya'll racist sons of gunz | Reviewer: adam
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
talkin bout chriss rock is a racist if you want us to go back you shouldnt have took us away from us and traded into slavery you honky crackers uncle tom pale looken mayo eatin flat booty girl havin bigits
Good summary of Johnny cash | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About artist/band Johnny Cash
Everyone must remeber one important fact when it comes to Johnny Cash and the rascist song he has created. He was a popular/famous muscian, whose career began in this country when whites and black were seperate. So people must take in to account that he grew up with a differnt perspective in life then people do in the new milenium. Yes people are still rasist, but back in the 50's-70's people were raised differnt then they are now. So lay off of a country Legend Singer.
and lay off of my typos, im a tad drunk. Jack daniels is kicken my ass right now.
its funny | Reviewer: sir rich
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
i think it was funny. And that from a black man. that was made a long time ago. And that not how everybody fill. things are a lot better then it use to be. and it will get better. as for this song. take it as a joke by a dumb small minded person. at lease he keep it real. it got a lot of fake people that smile in your face and hate you. that who you need to worry about.
HAHA | Reviewer: Buckshot
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
You guys this is not a Johnny Cash song. It's by a group called Otis and the Three Bigots.
But whatever, it's funny. Everyone's already sick of blacks again. Took about 40 years and everybody is sick of them. They were given every equal opportunity after repeatedly proving they are not equal to the other races and done nothing with it. You can only listen to so much whining and bitching from a culture who claims to be opressed but has never done anything to further themselves other than complain about being brought to a free country where the options of and opportunities are limitless, 400 fucking years ago. They couldn't even invent the wheel for fuck sakes in their mangy disgusting disease hole on the Savannah or grasp the concept of writing (it was Dutch and Englishman who wrote the negro language down for them). Quit whining, nobody gives a fuck anymore, this isn't the 20's, you have no fucking plight, get a job and quit crying racism because you can't afford limosine rides out to your favourite dance club. Every other race on the planet is carrying blacks on their shoulders because as far as the races go, they are the weakest and would be the first to go extinct if every race seperated and and paid no heed to one another. No it's not racist it's a fact and very well known fact to tell you the truth. It's just a fact of life.
I don't care if you can run a marathon or you are good at basketball, black people are not a warrior race nor are they any good at adapting to other climates in a wilderness setting.
And don't reply with any Obama remarks, if by some fluke he is voted in, it'll take more than one half black piece of fucking shit who locks his grandmother in the closet (http://archive.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2007/3/28/142319.shtml)
or
(http://tfsmith.politicalgateway.com/main/columns/read.html?col=703), destroying your economy, to prove to the world that you can actually do anything worth a fuck. And why the fuck are you people scared of cats?
People change... | Reviewer: People change....
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
This song was made in the 40's. That was a long time ago. People change and cultures change. Not everyone is racist and not everyone hates people that are different than them. You can be racist and be from any nationality, so all those who criticize Caucasians for being racist should point the finger back on themselves.
I hate kkk twats | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
Anyone seen a picture of Johnny Rebel? He's one fat ugly racist son of a bitch probably with a small dick complex. The black dude that said I'm a racist too should shut his whining face, dumb mofo!
Racisim | Reviewer: E. victor
------ About artist/band Johnny Cash
You white people are no better than the blacks or the mexican Telling the blacks to go back to africa. Is like telling the mexicans or you the whites to go back to europe. Because this is Native american land not the whites or the blacks or the mexicans
Stupid people | Reviewer: Toshia
------ About artist/band Johnny Cash
You guys are stupid for thinking that Cash was a racist. I may only be 16, but my view on him is way more accurate and mature than any of yours who may think he was a racist critic. He never stepped into the country business to be a racist, he became who he was because he loved playing music and wanted to finally show the world the truth beyond the lies and grief that anyone else was showing them. He was a successful man who set the point across straight when it came to the reality of this tarnished world. Johnny was a good man. Not a racist!
RE: nine inch boils | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About artist/band Johnny Cash
every one is racist, so don't try to pin Johnny Cash, and that one song is the truth, if things are sooooooo bad in America send the blacks back to africa, with the starvation, drought, inner city gangfights between warlords, rampant AIDS Syphulus smallpox Ebola and Yellow fever, yeah lets send them back. heres some advice, shut the hell up and leave a dead man alone.
I'm A Racist Too! | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
So, Johnny Cash was racist...at first I was surpised because I did love his music. Then after reading the posts up in here by "whitey" and the "kkk" stooges & dickheads I guess I should've expected it. The thing is you cracker pussies aren't from here either so while you're talking about shipping us back, line up at Plymoth Rock, take a ticket from the Native Ameicans get on board a new version of the Santa Maria and sail ya'll ignorant, pale, always trying to get darker to look like us, cowardly, thieving, lying, corrupted, honky, peckerwood asses back to England!
the generall lee | Reviewer: david hasslehoff
------ About the song The General Lee performed by Johnny Cash
I'm the General Lee
A piston pumpin' steel bumpin' calvalry
I'll never let you down when you're riding with me
Buckle up and I'll show you what I mean
Take a look back there
Sirens blowing red lights flashing everywhere
We'll cross the field and we'll be runnin' free
They'll tear up grass with the smell of my ass
The General Lee
G-D bless the ignorant, and mislead. | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
That's not Johnny Cash. Love his music, and I'm one of those Dark brown people. Am I wrong for chuckling at these songs? I guess you have to laugh sometimes, to keep from crying. G-d bless their mislead souls.
Fuck Chris Rock | Reviewer: Whitey
------ About the song Ship Those Niggers Back performed by Johnny Cash
Someone wrote something about caucasians giving A.I.D.S to monkeys when the went shopping in Africa. Then again I could be taking the statement out of context due to writer being poorly at grammer.
I can't rightly imagine someone pinning down any kind of primate and administering a disease (which I guess would lay dormant for over 200 years) when all they were looking for was a labour force of primatives.
The question I ponder is, would y'all be happier living in tents smelling like shit, never knowing the benefits of football, basketball, baseball, booze, bling, crack, T.V., fried chicken and collard greens, affirmative black action, wellfare, music, or literacy? Maybe you should check out the movie 'Blood Diamonds', so you can realize what your life would be like amongst savages, opposed to a civilized and technological advanced continent like North America.
Truth is that most of us caucasions are tired of the inconsiderate comments from people like racist Chris Rock, and the two biggots Sharpton and Jackson. All three of them are living high off the hog due to North American society. If it wasn't for a white government advocating political correctness for the last 25 years, we wouldn't even know of these three mens' exsistence. I for one am tired of paying out of pocket for other peoples mistakes, that means wellfare for the dumb and lazy, room and board for pre-dominantly black inmates, room and board for refugee status immigrants, and lastly room and board for treaty indians. Thats 'my' money that these sponges are soaking up and it would be far better off in my hands, trust me!
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