This song DOES NOT require a pick watch Cash playing the song he DID NOT use one and I have clearly stated the FINGER PICKING patterns not STRUMMING PATTERNS so therefore do not need to provie a strumming pattern Chords for the song; E|---3--0--2---2---| B|---0--1--0---1---| G|---0--0--2---2---| D|---0--2--1---0---| A|---2--3--2-------| E|---3------------| Picking patterns for the song; : E|----1----1---| B|----0----0---| G|----0----0---| D|----0----0---| A|----2--2-----| E|--3--------3-| : E|----0---0----0---0-----| B|----1---1----1---1-----| G|----0---0----0---0-----| D|----2---2----2---2-----| A|--3-----3--3-----3---3-| E|------3--------3-------| : E|---2--2--| B|---0--0--| G|---2--2--| D|---1--1--| A|--2---0--| E|-----2---| : E|--2--2----| B|--1--1----| G|--2--2----| D|-0---0----| A|----0-----| E|----------| If unsure of how to do this go to youtube and watch - Johnny Cash at Glastonbury (with song title) and see how he does it. And if youre not using capo then the chords are; and [Verse 1] G Well if i don’t wake up one morning and the rains pulled out and gone If you are there or not. I may not even know Have a round and remember. Things we did that weren’t so tender Let the train blow the whistle when I go WOO WOO [Verse 2] G On my guitar sell tickets. So someone can finally pick it And tell the girls down at the Ritz. I said hello Tell the gossipers and liars. I will see them in the fire Let the train blow the whistle when I go [Chorus] Let her blow O-oh let her blow Long and loud and hard and happy let her blow No regrets all my debts will be paid when I get laid Let her blow let her blow let her blow [Verse 3] G You will be left without excuses. For the evils and abuses Down to today from years and years ago And have yourself another toke from my basket full of smoke And let the train blow the whistle when I go [Chorus] Let her blow O-oh Heyy let her blow Long and loud and hard and happy let her blow No regrets all my debts will be paid when I get laid Let her blow let her blow let her blow

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque une réflexion sur la vie et la mort, avec un ton à la fois léger et désabusé. L’artiste parle de son départ éventuel et de l'importance de se souvenir des moments passés, qu'ils aient été joyeux ou difficiles. Il encourage à célébrer la vie en se remémorant les souvenirs, tout en abordant la réalité des relations humaines, teintées par des mensonges et des regrets. Le contexte se situe dans un esprit de liberté et d'acceptation, où il semble que l'artiste se prépare à l'inéluctable voyage final. Il fait référence à l’idée de lâcher prise sur les soucis matériels et affectifs, et d'inviter ceux qu'il a croisés sur son chemin à se souvenir de lui d'une manière festive plutôt que mélancolique.