Leonard's note in The Essential Johnny Cash
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George(s) baby i am not convinced that that line quite worked out as you originally envisaged. I really don't think that the partisan is the one pouring across the border, but i guess it matters little. What is more concerning is that you may be descending to my level once again, though without the concomitant style and wit. Rise above George(s), keep your soul pure. Hell will be bad enough without you keeping me company.
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p.s. Jo, some people on this board are really only capable of thinking in black and white. Coming in to a thread with nice comments about me will only confuse their worlds with shades of grey.
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p.s. Jo, some people on this board are really only capable of thinking in black and white. Coming in to a thread with nice comments about me will only confuse their worlds with shades of grey.
I am not a big Johnny Cash fan however he does have some good songs that I have liked. I seem to remember he owes his life to June Carter. She stood by him through the years of him almost destroying himself with alcholol.
He will be heard, as LC says, for generations. My youngest loves his songs.
He will be heard, as LC says, for generations. My youngest loves his songs.
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Oh partisan, dear could-be mutually admired one!
Unfortunately I have to inform you that you relish the p cult a wee bit early. It would be a cheaply bought cult if you only had to declare one tiny little agreement to get it.
Look, partisan, dear (LPD), Voltaire once stated that to establish a new religion it's still best to use the old way of dying and being reborn.
But a reborn p takes more than just changing names once more...
I'm looking forward to it, sweetheart of the "had absolutely nothing to do with it" kind...
Unfortunately I have to inform you that you relish the p cult a wee bit early. It would be a cheaply bought cult if you only had to declare one tiny little agreement to get it.
Look, partisan, dear (LPD), Voltaire once stated that to establish a new religion it's still best to use the old way of dying and being reborn.
But a reborn p takes more than just changing names once more...
I'm looking forward to it, sweetheart of the "had absolutely nothing to do with it" kind...
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Thank you for posting this, Godzilla!
Finally I know who partisan was referring to when he said some don't understand but black and white.
But I agree with George: "It's not worth being cast into the lake of fire for parrying a few words with you. " So I won't.
My deepest apologies, therefore, for having introduced some shades of grey and even colors...(Johnny Cash once sang about the "forty shades of green", but he was referring to George's island, not to yours, of course.)
Tom
Finally I know who partisan was referring to when he said some don't understand but black and white.
But I agree with George: "It's not worth being cast into the lake of fire for parrying a few words with you. " So I won't.
My deepest apologies, therefore, for having introduced some shades of grey and even colors...(Johnny Cash once sang about the "forty shades of green", but he was referring to George's island, not to yours, of course.)
Tom
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To Tom
A marvellous Island..................if only we can sort our wee problems out.
Looking at things in black and white in Ireland is not the way forward.
Best Regards Tom..................Georges
Looking at things in black and white in Ireland is not the way forward.
Best Regards Tom..................Georges
I am a right bad ass, dankish prince and I love my Violet to bits.
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Mmmm anyway back to Johnny Cash
I see there are a number of fans here, so maybe someone could help me out. I am trying to trace a song of his which I believe goes back a while, problem is I don't know the title, but it mentions every US state and I think has a native American theme. Not much to go on but maybe it will ring a bell with someone I have been trying to get this as a present for a long time.
Thanks
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Thanks
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