June Carter Cash

Old Bill Brown was known around town For slippin' around at night He'd grab a jug and cut a rug

Bare me up on wings of Angels Let me hear the choir sing Let me see the facets Of the chair of Him

The tears in my eyes have a home till I cry And then they have a cheek to fall back on The birds in the sky

Time's a Wastin' Lyrics Carl Smith: Now I've got arms June Carter: And I've got

Well there's a dark and a troubled side of life There's a bright and a sunny side too But if you

She walked to his car from the church house Where he sat waiting in the night And her hands trembled on her

Oh, a strange, strange woman, don't trust 'em from the start Or a strange, strange woman will try to

I told you once and I'll tell you now If I lose your love, I'd die somehow You broke the news to me

I got tired of New York City, of its sidewalks and its heat So I got myself a great big horse and I rode him down

If brains were thousand dollar bills I'd tell you what we'd bet You wouldn't have enough To

Come all ye fair and tender ladies Take warning how you court your men They're like a star on a summer

One, two, three Two lovers stood in the white, white sand Dark-eyed maiden and her tall lover man

Now I'll tell you in Chicago boys, I was broken man Dirty movies, credit cards and bills past due again

Free love is the goin' thing So I took off my wedding ring And embarked on my final fling Of

Far away in a Spanish dungeon A Cuban soldier lay Slowly dyin' from the torture Inflicted day by