Luyện nghe bài hát Nickajack Cave

Every man has to come to a crossroad somewhere the way
Johnny came to his crossroad in a place called Nickajack Cave

Little white pills and
Honky and smoke
One stands with his country band
Had him strung out on the

Well, he out to Jesus
He said, Jesus, I think I'm too lost to
He already had one inside the grave
As he stepped the mouth of Nickajack Cave

was darkness
Wasn't no at all
Just the dank air and the pitch black dirt
And the on the walls

Well, he laid down beneath a
And up there to meet his judgment day
The came upon him wave by wave
Well, he could feel the of death in Nickajack Cave

Then high above him shone a
He never would
Then he a voice say, Johnny Cash
I ain't through you yet

Get up, I ain't through you yet
I ain't through with you yet Cash, get up

Then he crawled out beneath that ledge
Felt a gentle
Tears and dirt on his face
As peaceful as be

Well, he knelt upon the ground
Raised his eyes up to the and prayed
He said, Lord, I'll be your from this day
That's how he became the man in black in Nickajack
That's how he became the man in black in Cave

Get up Cash, I ain't through with you yet
Get up, get up