Pressed dislike by mistake sorry! I am also an addict and desperately trying to stop drinking etc. Im getting there slowly but it's not easy. I have faith however. I can and will beat this ♥️
Aint that a darn tooting fact..to the other fellow .you say you feel J.C also had .Sure but he had the wisdom to return to the ones whom love you .feel that gets lost smtimes.(.ps;Kris sitting up the front watching HisGood freind to be .Doing his Song . Heart warming stuff..The Hi Way men..'!"What a Gift all 4.!"God bless them all always lol.❤lol.
It's 6:40pm on a Tuesday and I spent the last forty minutes trying to talk myself out of bed and a crushing depression. This song just happened to be on some playlist youtube created and "thought" I might like. I am a big Cash fan but I never heard this song before. But it captures and encapsulates my mood and frame of mind precisely. Johnny Cash suffered from depression and addiction just as I do and this song really expresses exactly the way I feel right now. Even in the depths of psychological angst it is nice to know someone else knows how you feel.
it is a very mysterious condition to be honest. it runs in my family, but im the only one that got it, and im the only musical one. that wasn't going the 'get a union job and get on with it'. If your creative and no one nurtures that i think your whole psyche goes into rebellion. i take pretty mild medication. (they tried this zombie you out sh(T but i said No Way,,, so they were forced to put me on milder things> But i have to take it Every day EVERY morning. It can take hours for me to feel awake though, no way can i miss it. alot of accomplished people have depression, esp writers who drink, (Bad idea),, very bad... they say musicians are into drugs,,, writers are drinkers,,, and one other (cant remember it),,,, i stoped drinking because iw as so POOR i couldnt afford it..... One thing though is it DOES get better as you get older 60's. the prep work is like 30 or 40 to 60,,, to accept yourself,,, like yourself and find a way to live where you have safe space/ im kind of a hermit ( have kids but they're grown),,, I stay home,,,, my town is safe but boring,, the world is a disturbance. noise and other things trigger the depression/ptds thingies... i don't live near people, i can see houses out the window but there is alot of space,, (kind of a hicky town, i just feel safer and im 63 so i dont need or want to deal all these tourists. boring place,, tourists invadeit except the weather Bashin them,,
I hope the music keeps you pushing through. Another tremendously sad Kris Kristofferson song Johnny sang beautifully is "Just The Other Side of Nowhere". I hope this message finds you in a happy place. Keep going. It will be worth something later.
Flower remedies for depression : hornbeam to win the struggle to get out of bed, sweet chestnut for really painful lasting mood, mustard for depression comes on suddenly and goes suddenly, gorse for hopelessness
This is a song about a guy on the wrong path of life, but only acknowledges it when he's hungover and down. God bless my wife for getting off that path.
There will never be another Johnny Cash. I was about 7 years old when he recorded I WALK THE LINE- Been a fan of his ever since and got most of his LP Records. George Jones said it well about Johnny and other greats with his Hit- Who's Gonna Filled Their Shoes?- Not many of today's country singers are capable of filling such shoes.
@@gator4458 Back in my college days, I drove a limo on weekends. Johnny was doing a Friday and Saturday night show at the Carlton Celebrity Room in Bloomington, MN. He was bored on Saturday and wanted to go shopping for country western clothes. He sat in front and we pretty much drove around for 5 hours talking.
About Johnny, I was coming home from work and stopped at a small market on SF road in H vill tnn. I sat my 12 pack on the counter just as johnny sat his down. We looked at each other and he winked. I just looked at him a bit star struck.
Johnny Cash was the best. it's sad that he's gone, I'm just thankful that we live in a time where all this music was videotaped. can you imagine not being able to look back & listen to the greats? that would suck.
I saw this song in a Columbo movie called swan song 1973 not only a great singer but great actor in this one of the greatest columbo films ever. Genius Peter falk and Johnny cash rip
Johnny Cash IS everyone's hero, like Davy Crockett or Gene Autry. The greatest country star sings one of his greatest hits written by fellow Highwaymen Kris Kristofferson! As good as it gets J.R. - R.I.P.
Johnny Cash is a true icon. I don't like country music but Johnny is much more than country music. He's an early cross-over to country+pop... God bless...
.... Agree with you with regards "the man in black", along with Willie Nelson, the last American heroes.,.,.as for Davy Crockett et al.......stolen from Mexico.....
You know Johnny has a way of making me feel human not less than, not better than just equal. Was down a little while ago. Just kept going to work everyday, kept raising my three kids , and started loving my wife more. All of a sudden I’m starting to feel like a man should feel again. Some say that’s courage because being a Husband and a father is hard but the most rewarding work!
Johnny put himself into his songs that made them more like a story of his life. That was why his songs drew so many fans from many different genres to enjoy him.
Been there done that, I lost a wife and two children over 50 years ago, that was the saddest time of my life. If you've been through it then you understand every word of this song, if you haven't then you really can't truly understand it.
I can’t imagine how you could live through that. You’re a better man than I am. I hope and pray you’ve found some measure of peace and comfort in the intervening years. God bless you, sir.
Payton Allen Kerstetter well said. Kris once said concerning Johnny Cash: “Johnny Cash's legacy, I think if it was one word, it would be 'integrity.' He was the original wild man and grew from that guy that was doing all the crazy things that you read that rock n' rollers do to being someone who was like the father of our country, you know. He was a guest at the White House. He was Billy Graham's friend”
Except for where he stole a lot of the lyrics and the tune from Crescent city blues, and remade it into Folsom city blues. Except for that plagiarizing, he must’ve had integrity.
This version has a rawness that hits different. Love the piano - not in the original - with its sharp, distinct notes. Johnny Cash's subtle change to a few lyrics breathes new life into a song I know by heart. And also, the sound quality and other performers alongside Johnny Cash are amazing as well. Every instrument is perfectly balanced, crisp and detailed. Oh and, speaking a few words at the start and end is also kind a nice touch.
Whenever I hear Johnny Cash sing I am close to my dad who passed away in 2017, my dad could sing like him and he looked like him . I was brought up with listening to the fantastic one and only Johnny Cash .
This is my favorite song preformed by my favorite musician of all time. Johnny Cash is a pure guitar and voice kind of man. He can do big band stuff like this, but his roots are so pure. True American legend. I cried and still cry about his passing. He inspired me in so many ways.
I listen to this song most every Sunday morning and always cry like a baby. I send rivers of living water to those that are living it in that moment. I suffer in that moment for them and send love to them. If this is you, receive it from others that feel your pain.
I remember hanging out with my step father’s parents who were big drinkers but only from Friday night after work until late Sunday afternoon. I got a kick out of watching my step grandfather big Merle Willette of northern Maine babbling on while watching Jimmy Swaggart mass on tv as he laughed and joked occasionally holding up his bottle of beer as he looked straight at the set saying hey Jimmy would you like a hey Budweiser pounder to ease your nerves lol, happy friendly weekend drunks that couple were. Just sitting back watching the both of them husband and wife argue over who’s going go get the next case of beer was hilarious. You never knew that the wife was going to do next a couple times she lit the kitchen on fire because she was mad nobody would give her $.38 cents to buy herself another Black Label or Narragansett beer. Oh so funny yet comical entertainment never getting to far out of hand just little squabbles watching objects flying through the air coming close to the intended target ( Merle ) lol. It would never fail come Monday morning Big Merle would drive out of the dooryard as he headed to work. R. I. P. Merle in Geneva Willette
The juxtapositions of the narrator's lifestyle & choices & what he observes in the neighborhood on Sunday morning bring out pain & sadness for all listeners-even those who haven't experienced those Sunday-morning extremes.
Holy s---! I bought this record when I was 9. I was a boy in a tight conservative Christian family but was able to listen to this. My mom, a preacher's daughter, let me be me & though she didn't encourage such behavior, she let me be me. I truly love you mom.
Been there done that and it was hell, I lost my wife and two children because of a some bad advice and a really bad decision I made 50 years ago. God have I ever been paying for it, If there's any young people out there listening to this song, don't be stupid !!
It's a country song with a harmonious feel. We've lost that kind of sense, at peace with the good, at peace with the bad. Everybody's got to win. We've lost track of community and society. People are mad there's other people around them and they have to compromise. We need to welcome the ruin of our inner self to be among it all.
When I was 16 years old I hitchhiked 100 miles to go see him at Halifax Forum in Nova Scotia. The ticket cost $12 and the show featured The Carter Family and The Statler Brothers. I'm 66 now and remember like it was yesterday.
Sunday was the day me and my dad did stuff, took us 20 years to get along and since he passed this really hits hard Miss the adventures and the music....
Well I woke up Sunday morning With no way I hold my head, that didn't hurt ... And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad, So I had one more for dessert. ... Then I fumbled in my closet through my clothes And found my cleanest dirty shirt. ... Then I washed my face and combed my hair And stumbled down the stairs to meet the day. I'd smoked my mind the night before With cigarettes and the songs that I'd been pickin' ... But I lit my first and watched a small boy Cos' ain't a can that he even kicking I across the and to street Caught the Sunday smell of someone's fryin' chicken ... And it took me back to somethin' That I'd lost somewhere, somehow along the way. On a Sunday morning sidewalk Oh ... I'm wishing Lord that I was stoned 'Cause there's something in a Sunday That makes a body feel alone. Ohh... And there's nothin' short of dyin' That's half as lonesome as the sound ... Of a sleepin' city sidewalk ...Sunday mornin' comin' down. In the park I saw a daddy With a laughin' little girl who he was swingin' ... And I stopped beside a Sunday school And listened to the songs they were singin' ... I headed down the street Somewhere far away a lonely bell was ringin' ... And it echoed thru the canyons Like the disappearing dreams of yesterday. ... On a Sunday morning sidewalk I'm wishing Lord that I was stoned 'Cause there's something about a Sunday That makes a body feel alone. And there's nothin' short of dyin' That's half as lonesome as the sound Of a sleepin' city sidewalk ...Sunday mornin' comin' down.
THE LYRICS AND INTENTIONS OF THIS SONG ARE SO REAL AND PUT YOUR FACE RIGHT DOWN ON REALITY THAT YOU HAVE NO OTHER CHOICE THEN OVERTHINK YOUR OWN LIVE SO FAR AS YOU LIVED IT AND SEE THAT THERE IS A DIFFERENT WAY TO LEAD YOUR LIFE AND BE HAPPY WITHOUT STRUGGLE.........THX KRIS ANDJOHNNY
I absolutely adored Johnny Cash and the way he played that guitar and sang that song "Sunday Morning Coming Down!" He was just fabulous and I miss him!❤
Johnny Cash one of my very favorite singers this man is an icon I could listen to him for hours. He's country I can't praise this man enough. You would always walk out and say hello I'm Johnny Cash. And you knew who the man was he didn't even have to tell you all he had to do was start singing.
Johnny Cash ⚡🎸👍 Always liked Cash Man 🖤 . I grew up just s few miles from Dyess Arkansas . Johnny WAS. REAL. I remember The Folsom Prison Performance 👍 He had em Jamming Out. RIP Cash Man 💕🎵
Lyrics: Well, I woke up Sunday morning, With no way to hold my head that didn't hurt. And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad, So I had one more for dessert. Then I fumbled through my closet for my clothes, And found my cleanest dirty shirt. An' I shaved my face and combed my hair, An' stumbled down the stairs to meet the day. I'd smoked my brain the night before, On cigarettes and songs, I'd been pickin'. But I lit my first and watched a small kid, Cussin' at a can that he was kicking. Then I crossed the empty street, 'n caught the Sunday smell of someone fryin' chicken. And it took me back to somethin', That I'd lost somehow, somewhere along the way. On the Sunday morning sidewalk, Wishing, Lord, that I was stoned. 'Cos there's something in a Sunday, Makes a body feel alone. And there's nothin' short of dyin', Half as lonesome as the sound, On the sleepin' city sidewalks: Sunday mornin' comin' down. In the park I saw a daddy, With a laughin' little girl who he was swingin'. And I stopped beside a Sunday school, And listened to the song they were singin'. Then I headed back for home, And somewhere far away a lonely bell was ringin'. And it echoed through the canyons, Like the disappearing dreams of yesterday. On the Sunday morning sidewalk, Wishing, Lord, that I was stoned. 'Cos there's something in a Sunday, Makes a body feel alone. And there's nothin' short of dyin', Half as lonesome as the sound, On the sleepin' city sidewalks: Sunday mornin' comin' down. Do do do do do do do do, Do do do do do do do, Do do do do do do do do, Do do do do do do do
These artists of yesterday’s world will never have no peers, for they are, and will forever be unique to us that we’re fortunate enough to have lived In such a time of musical talent, today’s music has no soul no body today’s music is lost in video narcissism and far cry from the musical talent of yesterday, RIP to those who gave us so much and such great music that we remember them for
It's soooooo much more....but its the voice..you can feel the pain,the sadness, the emptiness ,the frustration of life and living,but it climaxes into a wonderful place of love for what he's doing, which is singing and sharing the message.....miss you soooooooo much Johnny...thanks for the music ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🤗🥰🥰🤗🥰🙋🏾♀️
Johnny Cash a Great Artist of country music Exclusive Unforgettable ,his voice magnifies sensations deeply ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯🇨🇦 brought back beautiful memories
No song captures the feeling of having absolutely no where to go. I was homeless in my teens and remember hearing this song and it hit me just as hard as my harsh relality
My son came back from a 35 yr. drug addiction ,he's been 4 yrs clean now all because of Jesus he is set free
God bless you all.😇
Praise the Lord
Praise Jesus
God is Good!
i bought some crank from a Haysus
I got 13 months and 10 days clean today, a miracle for this addict.
Great job😊
From what addiction
@garywheeler9028 Good on you, friend. God Bless😊
35 years booze oo clear Bill 😂
Pressed dislike by mistake sorry! I am also an addict and desperately trying to stop drinking etc. Im getting there slowly but it's not easy. I have faith however. I can and will beat this ♥️
I fight everyday for my sobriety. Johnny you’re the man.
I woke up one Sunday morning heard this playing on the radio got up quit smoking and drinking and became a deputy sheriff.
Rip Johnny!!!! Always love you!!
Congrats to you * u r a strong will person*****
One of the coolest Americans ever born.
Johnny Cash had more talent in one finger than most of today's "Stars" will ever read about!
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Aint that a darn tooting fact..to the other fellow .you say you feel J.C also had .Sure but he had the wisdom to return to the ones whom love you .feel that gets lost smtimes.(.ps;Kris sitting up the front watching HisGood freind to be .Doing his Song . Heart warming stuff..The Hi Way men..'!"What a Gift all 4.!"God bless them all always lol.❤lol.
A finger's nail I'd dare say.......
R.I.P. Mr. Johnny Cash.
All quiet on the w3stern front
Truth....
Something in a Sunday makes me feel alone -- 😢❤
Soo very true especially if it's raining
It's 6:40pm on a Tuesday and I spent the last forty minutes trying to talk myself out of bed and a crushing depression. This song just happened to be on some playlist youtube created and "thought" I might like. I am a big Cash fan but I never heard this song before. But it captures and encapsulates my mood and frame of mind precisely. Johnny Cash suffered from depression and addiction just as I do and this song really expresses exactly the way I feel right now. Even in the depths of psychological angst it is nice to know someone else knows how you feel.
it is a very mysterious condition to be honest. it runs in my family, but im the only one that got it, and im the only musical one. that wasn't going the 'get a union job and get on with it'. If your creative and no one nurtures that i think your whole psyche goes into rebellion. i take pretty mild medication. (they tried this zombie you out sh(T but i said No Way,,, so they were forced to put me on milder things> But i have to take it Every day EVERY morning. It can take hours for me to feel awake though, no way can i miss it. alot of accomplished people have depression, esp writers who drink, (Bad idea),, very bad... they say musicians are into drugs,,, writers are drinkers,,, and one other (cant remember it),,,, i stoped drinking because iw as so POOR i couldnt afford it..... One thing though is it DOES get better as you get older 60's. the prep work is like 30 or 40 to 60,,, to accept yourself,,, like yourself and find a way to live where you have safe space/ im kind of a hermit ( have kids but they're grown),,, I stay home,,,, my town is safe but boring,, the world is a disturbance. noise and other things trigger the depression/ptds thingies... i don't live near people, i can see houses out the window but there is alot of space,, (kind of a hicky town, i just feel safer and im 63 so i dont need or want to deal all these tourists. boring place,, tourists invadeit except the weather Bashin them,,
I hope things are better. I'm praying that they are.
I hope the music keeps you pushing through. Another tremendously sad Kris Kristofferson song Johnny sang beautifully is "Just The Other Side of Nowhere". I hope this message finds you in a happy place. Keep going. It will be worth something later.
Flower remedies for depression : hornbeam to win the struggle to get out of bed, sweet chestnut for really painful lasting mood, mustard for depression comes on suddenly and goes suddenly, gorse for hopelessness
Keep her rollin man.
There will never be another man with this great voice. May God Bless him and June.
What a voice!
Amen
There was, a young punk rocker from SF Ca. named Jesse Morris. Check him out and you'll be amazed, he sounds just like Cash.
Sadly Jessie passed away, Jessie does my favourite version of this song.
Also for any cash lovers, colter wall is pretty damn good 👍
@@pjubo Colter Wall played in a bar I worked for and I ran his sound.
Absolute legend. Sadly missed. Never forgotten. RIP Johnny.
This is a song about a guy on the wrong path of life, but only acknowledges it when he's hungover and down. God bless my wife for getting off that path.
Whoah
No shit😅
Who doesnt know that
@@realshit01010Most of today's generation and the generation before them, doesn't know that.
Unforgettable Johnny Cash, rest in eternal peace, it's summer 2022 and I'm listening to this song. Heart in thanks.
Let's not forget Kris's contribution here. But yeah, Cash was and remains maybe the greatest country artist we've ever had. Him and Monroe.
@@themistermax aye don’t forget Conway I’d be lost without him
@@swaydestr or George Jones.
There will never be another Johnny Cash. I was about 7 years old when he recorded I WALK THE LINE- Been a fan of his ever since and got most of his LP Records. George Jones said it well about Johnny and other greats with his Hit- Who's Gonna Filled Their Shoes?- Not many of today's country singers are capable of filling such shoes.
It’s autumn now, but the sentiment is just the same.
Johnny Cash sang this song in my car. Not lying. Was my lucky day, spent more than 5 hours alone with the man in black.
What's the story?
@@gator4458 Back in my college days, I drove a limo on weekends. Johnny was doing a Friday and Saturday night show at the Carlton Celebrity Room in Bloomington, MN. He was bored on Saturday and wanted to go shopping for country western clothes. He sat in front and we pretty much drove around for 5 hours talking.
😳😳😳
@@justinthyme7275 That's awesome! wow
@@justinthyme7275 Thanks for sharing!!
Probably one of the best songs ever written! Thx. Kris 🙏
Kris had a bunch........
Besides Bobby mcgee😊
About Johnny, I was coming home from work and stopped at a small market on SF road in H vill tnn. I sat my 12 pack on the counter just as johnny sat his down. We looked at each other and he winked. I just looked at him a bit star struck.
Cash was real, we miss him
Id love to know you better, thats only if you dont mind cos you seems to be a nice and very cool person
Johnny Cash was the best. it's sad that he's gone, I'm just thankful that we live in a time where all this music was videotaped. can you imagine not being able to look back & listen to the greats? that would suck.
I agree- The Best years of our lives.
I will always be forever thankful we have these great videos to look back and enjoy all the greatness of men like Johnny Cash and so many others!!!
With out a doubt ! I know I'd certainly be hating it , if I could never hear his music again !
@@loisfalana8497 forever a classic!!
@@loisfalana8497 you’re a big fan of the oldies?
Been there, done that over 50 years ago it still hurts. I lost a wife and 2 children, because of my stupidity.
I saw this song in a Columbo movie called swan song 1973 not only a great singer but great actor in this one of the greatest columbo films ever. Genius Peter falk and Johnny cash rip
Johnny Cash IS everyone's hero, like Davy Crockett or Gene Autry. The greatest country star sings one of his greatest hits written by fellow Highwaymen Kris Kristofferson! As good as it gets J.R. - R.I.P.
Amen PTL
Johnny Cash is a true icon. I don't like country music but Johnny is much more than country music. He's an early cross-over to country+pop... God bless...
...A realy Great Voice🥰r.i.p.bro
.... Agree with you with regards "the man in black", along with Willie Nelson, the last American heroes.,.,.as for Davy Crockett et al.......stolen from Mexico.....
He and Waylon... May both rest in Eternal Peace, 🥺🥺🥺
You know Johnny has a way of making me feel human not less than, not better than just equal.
Was down a little while ago. Just kept going to work everyday, kept raising my three kids , and started loving my wife more. All of a sudden I’m starting to feel like a man should feel again. Some say that’s courage because being a
Husband and a father is hard
but the most rewarding work!
Old school my friend.i was born in1965.the good old days are gone.god bless you and your family.🦅🇺🇸🦅🇺🇸
Johnny put himself into his songs that made them more like a story of his life. That was why his songs drew so many fans from many different genres to enjoy him.
He's also the original rap artist.
My Dad introduced me to Johnny Cash....I'm 63....Sunday morning still coming down ❤ 🎶
Been Listening to him since i was a Youngster- I Walk the Line and Ballad of a Teenage Queen immediately comes in mind going back to that era.
Wonderful song by Kristofferson, great interpretation of Johnny Cash, an idol for me, not in every way, but in many ways 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
Been there done that, I lost a wife and two children over 50 years ago, that was the saddest time of my life. If you've been through it then you understand every word of this song, if you haven't then you really can't truly understand it.
I totally understand this story/song by Cash. It's very spritial
@@russmcmeans4667 it isnt spiritual at all...its obvious
I can’t imagine how you could live through that. You’re a better man than I am.
I hope and pray you’ve found some measure of peace and comfort in the intervening years.
God bless you, sir.
I can appreciate where I am today--and this reminds me of a long time ago
Amen brother.
Cash’s voice Kristofferson’s songwriting genius. A deadly combination.
To my mother. She is dead now. Maybe she will understand now. May God bless her soul. Amen
God bless Johnny Cash. I'm watching this on the eve of the 20th anniversary of his death. He was the greatest.
You can see the pain and experiences in his eyes as he sings. Kris wrote one hell of a song and it was meant to be sang by someone who lived it.
Payton Allen Kerstetter well said. Kris once said concerning Johnny Cash:
“Johnny Cash's legacy, I think if it was one word, it would be 'integrity.' He was the original wild man and grew from that guy that was doing all the crazy things that you read that rock n' rollers do to being someone who was like the father of our country, you know. He was a guest at the White House. He was Billy Graham's friend”
...yeah...and Johnny lived it!...
Except for where he stole a lot of the lyrics and the tune from Crescent city blues, and remade it into Folsom city blues. Except for that plagiarizing, he must’ve had integrity.
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This version has a rawness that hits different. Love the piano - not in the original - with its sharp, distinct notes. Johnny Cash's subtle change to a few lyrics breathes new life into a song I know by heart. And also, the sound quality and other performers alongside Johnny Cash are amazing as well. Every instrument is perfectly balanced, crisp and detailed. Oh and, speaking a few words at the start and end is also kind a nice touch.
Whenever I hear Johnny Cash sing I am close to my dad who passed away in 2017, my dad could sing like him and he looked like him . I was brought up with listening to the fantastic one and only Johnny Cash .
My dad played that one on the 8-track course when I was little Sunday morning break me back in the memories😅
The champion of country,and we all need to keep off the street, I'm 66 and I've loved this man and his music since I first heard him 😊
One of the best to do it!!
A great country legend we all loved him and it missed!!
So you’re a big fan of the oldies?
@@tonymarek275ciao Tony!🙋😍😘💘🍀
This is my favorite song preformed by my favorite musician of all time. Johnny Cash is a pure guitar and voice kind of man. He can do big band stuff like this, but his roots are so pure. True American legend. I cried and still cry about his passing. He inspired me in so many ways.
Kris wrote it fantastic words, but boy does Johnny own it, he sings it like nobody else could.
Our favourite song!!!Witten by Chris Christofferson!👍😍❤️🙋🏻♂️🙋🏼♀️🙋🏻♂️🇩🇪
I had the honor of seeing this man when I was 5 years old, I still have the double live album put away that Mom and Dad bought me at the show.
Johnny really puts feelings in his music, n his songs still rein 2 this day, r.i.p. Johnny stood tall even the struggles you had!
No one can sing this like our dear ole friend Johnny Cash..its the best version. RIP Johnny
5-20-22
Can't beat the original from Kris K but no disrespect J.C
I Guess you're a country MUSIC lover?
Il suono delle chitarre e meraviglioso...😊😍😍😍🎶🎸🎶💯💯
the best rendition of the KK masterpiece composition.
just my humble opinion.
What talent, he was a gift to all of us. . And yes, living it makes it real, for each of us...
This song brings a tear my eyes because this was my grandads favourite song Johnny cash u are legend
And it brings tears to my eyes because it reminds of my life.
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@@corinabird5911 Exactly, it touches my soul because I've walked those Sunday morning sidewalks.
Granddad knew how to party
CAN YOU SAY GREATEST....
Use to listen to this music back in late 1960’s, helped me through depression then…………..
nothing like the old time country tunes
Forever a classic!!
One of the best to do it!
Do you like his song?
I listen to this song most every Sunday morning and always cry like a baby. I send rivers of living water to those that are living it in that moment. I suffer in that moment for them and send love to them. If this is you, receive it from others that feel your pain.
I do remember that I started feeling better Sunday afternoons, as I had begun to partake of the “solution” for my problems.
I have lived this song,I am older now,and survived.Johnny Cash's story inspired me to try harder
that dark time really can be overcome--we are the grateful ones
Tragedy, sorrow, mistakes, success and a great love. I love the story of this man's life.
Inspiring , hello there
I you to listen with grandma those were good ol days he is the BEST⚓️🇺🇸‼️
This is simply a good song, whoever does it. The songwriter can be honored to have Cash sing it.
❤️ rest in Peace JC forever
You can almost feel and picture this particular Sunday Morning the way he sings this song! Thank you
I Guess you're a country MUSIC lover?
Oui j'aime la country mais celle de cash et ses amis là pure la véritable pas celle qui se dit t'elle et qui n'en a pas le rythme ou la mélodie
I lived it
Johnny lived the life he was singing about & it came thru in his performance
Wow what a great song and a great performer.
" .. like a disappearing dream of yesterday."
Wow.
ever since I was a lil boy in 1968 johnny cash was the man.... any lil boy of that era that heard " a boy named sue" loved him!!!!!
I used to laugh when I heard this song having been called sue a lot lol. I adore this man! R.I.P. Man in Black.
Johnny Cash was a beautiful gift to us all
Johnny paid his dues early in life and it finally paid off for him! He was one in a million! Rip John
I really adore Johnny Cash.A great singer and a wonderful man forever!
Love you Johnny. May you rest in peace!❤❤
Hello there
"I don't even remember the bad times. There's been so many good times." Johnny Cash.
The love is music Congratulations Johnny Cash
I am a long time fan and I guess I will always miss Johnny Cash. There is no one like him.
So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song. How are you?
Johnny Cash the real deal
I can relate to every verse in this song
Thanks Johnny and June RIP
I remember hanging out with my step father’s parents who were big drinkers but only from Friday night after work until late Sunday afternoon. I got a kick out of watching my step grandfather big Merle Willette of northern Maine babbling on while watching Jimmy Swaggart mass on tv as he laughed and joked occasionally holding up his bottle of beer as he looked straight at the set saying hey Jimmy would you like a hey Budweiser pounder to ease your nerves lol, happy friendly weekend drunks that couple were. Just sitting back watching the both of them husband and wife argue over who’s going go get the next case of beer was hilarious. You never knew that the wife was going to do next a couple times she lit the kitchen on fire because she was mad nobody would give her $.38 cents to buy herself another Black Label or Narragansett beer. Oh so funny yet comical entertainment never getting to far out of hand just little squabbles watching objects flying through the air coming close to the intended target ( Merle ) lol. It would never fail come Monday morning Big Merle would drive out of the dooryard as he headed to work. R. I. P. Merle in Geneva Willette
The juxtapositions of the narrator's lifestyle & choices & what he observes in the neighborhood on Sunday morning bring out pain & sadness for all listeners-even those who haven't experienced those Sunday-morning extremes.
Johnny Cash will always be my hero. He just knows things.....
Song suits 2024 Sunday church goers ? Agree
Attending today on St Pattys Day
Holy s---! I bought this record when I was 9. I was a boy in a tight conservative Christian family but was able to listen to this. My mom, a preacher's daughter, let me be me & though she didn't encourage such behavior, she let me be me. I truly love you mom.
Nobody could sing this song like Johnny , not even Kris.
And it echoed through the canyons of the long forgotten dreams of yesterday. - Gets me every time.
Been there done that and it was hell, I lost my wife and two children because of a some bad advice and a really bad decision I made 50 years ago. God have I ever been paying for it, If there's any young people out there listening to this song, don't be stupid !!
How did they die?
Why are there not performers of this calibre today? Where did it go so wrong?
It's a country song with a harmonious feel. We've lost that kind of sense, at peace with the good, at peace with the bad. Everybody's got to win. We've lost track of community and society. People are mad there's other people around them and they have to compromise. We need to welcome the ruin of our inner self to be among it all.
Autotune is partially to blame also laziness
Never forget shaking hands with him ! R.I.P. John !!
He delivered the performance of a lifetime. Bless him.!
I was in the US ARMY when this song came out!
We all loved it!
Great memories!
1970-ish.
I've always liked Johnny Cash ever since I was a kid and im now 54 years old and I still love listening to him and his wife June
When I was 16 years old I hitchhiked 100 miles to go see him at Halifax Forum in Nova Scotia. The ticket cost $12 and the show featured The Carter Family and The Statler Brothers. I'm 66 now and remember like it was yesterday.
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Sunday was the day me and my dad did stuff, took us 20 years to get along and since he passed this really hits hard
Miss the adventures and the music....
What a great person Johnny is could listen all day of his Music. RIP Johnny you aren't one-bit forgotten by the world.
Well I woke up Sunday morning
With no way I hold my head, that didn't hurt
...
And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad,
So I had one more for dessert.
...
Then I fumbled in my closet
through my clothes And found my cleanest dirty shirt.
...
Then I washed my face and combed my hair
And stumbled down the stairs
to meet the day.
I'd smoked my mind the night before
With cigarettes and the songs that I'd been pickin'
...
But I lit my first and watched a small boy
Cos' ain't a can that he even kicking
I across the and to street
Caught the Sunday smell of someone's fryin' chicken
...
And it took me back to somethin'
That I'd lost somewhere, somehow along the way.
On a Sunday morning sidewalk
Oh ... I'm wishing Lord
that I was stoned
'Cause there's something in a Sunday
That makes a body feel alone.
Ohh...
And there's nothin' short of dyin'
That's half as lonesome as the sound
...
Of a sleepin' city sidewalk
...Sunday mornin' comin' down.
In the park I saw a daddy
With a laughin' little girl who he was swingin'
...
And I stopped beside a Sunday school
And listened to the songs they were singin'
...
I headed down the street
Somewhere far away a lonely bell was ringin'
...
And it echoed thru the canyons
Like the disappearing dreams of yesterday.
...
On a Sunday morning sidewalk
I'm wishing Lord that I was stoned
'Cause there's something about a Sunday
That makes a body feel alone.
And there's nothin' short of dyin'
That's half as lonesome as the sound
Of a sleepin' city sidewalk
...Sunday mornin' comin' down.
THE LYRICS AND INTENTIONS OF THIS SONG ARE SO REAL AND PUT YOUR FACE RIGHT DOWN ON REALITY THAT YOU HAVE NO OTHER CHOICE THEN OVERTHINK YOUR OWN LIVE SO FAR AS YOU LIVED IT AND SEE THAT THERE IS A DIFFERENT WAY TO LEAD YOUR LIFE AND BE HAPPY WITHOUT STRUGGLE.........THX KRIS ANDJOHNNY
It couldn't been said anymore eloquently then the way you put it John.
God bless, take care.
No kidding! It brings back painful memories.
true....but maybe you should concentrate on spelling first.
I absolutely adored Johnny Cash and the way he played that guitar and sang that song "Sunday Morning Coming Down!" He was just fabulous and I miss him!❤
Wonderful entertainment man.One of the very best ❤
the man sang about life addiction , mental health its real
Hello Maria, how are you doing today and how is the weather conditions over there now!
Johnny Cash one of my very favorite singers this man is an icon I could listen to him for hours. He's country I can't praise this man enough. You would always walk out and say hello I'm Johnny Cash. And you knew who the man was he didn't even have to tell you all he had to do was start singing.
I Guess you're a country MUSIC lover?
@@JamesSmith-rc8vf yes I truly love country!
@@verahoward2341 yeah that's true, same here I grow up listening to country songs. Where are you from if I may ask?
Johnny Cash working man's supporter, God bless
Johnny Cash ⚡🎸👍 Always liked Cash Man 🖤 . I grew up just s few miles from Dyess Arkansas . Johnny WAS. REAL. I remember The Folsom Prison Performance 👍 He had em Jamming Out. RIP Cash Man 💕🎵
Won't ever be another !
Forever a classic!!
You’re a big fan of the oldies?
Touches the heart of every man
I totally know where your coming from. That you for putting it in your voice and style.
These old eye's of mine have seen to much from Vietnam through today. When my Jesus calls i will ne ready.
Lyrics:
Well, I woke up Sunday morning,
With no way to hold my head that didn't hurt.
And the beer I had for breakfast wasn't bad,
So I had one more for dessert.
Then I fumbled through my closet for my clothes,
And found my cleanest dirty shirt.
An' I shaved my face and combed my hair,
An' stumbled down the stairs to meet the day.
I'd smoked my brain the night before,
On cigarettes and songs, I'd been pickin'.
But I lit my first and watched a small kid,
Cussin' at a can that he was kicking.
Then I crossed the empty street,
'n caught the Sunday smell of someone fryin' chicken.
And it took me back to somethin',
That I'd lost somehow, somewhere along the way.
On the Sunday morning sidewalk,
Wishing, Lord, that I was stoned.
'Cos there's something in a Sunday,
Makes a body feel alone.
And there's nothin' short of dyin',
Half as lonesome as the sound,
On the sleepin' city sidewalks:
Sunday mornin' comin' down.
In the park I saw a daddy,
With a laughin' little girl who he was swingin'.
And I stopped beside a Sunday school,
And listened to the song they were singin'.
Then I headed back for home,
And somewhere far away a lonely bell was ringin'.
And it echoed through the canyons,
Like the disappearing dreams of yesterday.
On the Sunday morning sidewalk,
Wishing, Lord, that I was stoned.
'Cos there's something in a Sunday,
Makes a body feel alone.
And there's nothin' short of dyin',
Half as lonesome as the sound,
On the sleepin' city sidewalks:
Sunday mornin' comin' down.
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Do do do do do do do do,
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These artists of yesterday’s world will never have no peers, for they are, and will forever be unique to us that we’re fortunate enough to have lived In such a time of musical talent, today’s music has no soul no body today’s music is lost in video narcissism and far cry from the musical talent of yesterday, RIP to those who gave us so much and such great music that we remember them for
I Guess you're a country MUSIC lover?
my old man loved to sing this number
You're my hero Johnny!.... I sure do miss you!
It's soooooo much more....but its the voice..you can feel the pain,the sadness, the emptiness ,the frustration of life and living,but it climaxes into a wonderful place of love for what he's doing, which is singing and sharing the message.....miss you soooooooo much Johnny...thanks for the music
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Johnny Cash a Great Artist of country music Exclusive Unforgettable ,his voice magnifies sensations deeply ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💯🇨🇦 brought back beautiful memories
Hello how are you doing….?
@@drakehonest2 ciao amico! 🙋♀️😍😘💘🍀
I sure do wish that Country music would come back instead of the crap they play today!
No song captures the feeling of having absolutely no where to go. I was homeless in my teens and remember hearing this song and it hit me just as hard as my harsh relality
So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song. How are you?
“A disappearing dream of yesterday.” Not so much a finality, cause this giant piece of art has beauty and maybe hope.
RIP YOU LEGEND. UNCLE JOHNNY YOUR MUSIC WILL LAST FOREVER. ❤
Love Johnny Cash He is The Best !!!!!!!!!!!!
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