in the summer of 1988 at Fort Smith Arkansas I met Johnny Cash in person when I bought my first guitar he show me some chords and taught me how to play just for a few hours of that day
Dude, even stinkin' satan ain't an atheist. He knows GOD & the SON, JESUS. And he trembles. It's written. James 2:19 "... even the demons believe & they tremble. " You want to go to heaven when you die? Then tell Father you're sorry for a lifetime of sins. HE knows them all anyway. Ask that HE forgive you & save your soul, & fill you with the Holy Spirit. And HE will do it. Then get a Bible, read it & live it. It'll teach you how to live, man. And you will go to heaven when you die. God can't lie. Jesus went to the Cross to pay yours & my sin debt. We can't pay it, even our souls aren't enough. His blood shed for us is. With faith in Him. I'm telling you GOD put a milli9n dollars into your account. Go to the bank & get it..... eternal life.
I sang this song in a Unity church in 1999 one Sunday, when the church leader was away. I sure caught an earful when she came back from vacation, but the people all loved it. Maybe a seed was planted... On the next CD, Unchained, the song Spiritual really reached out to me, and I was still an atheist at the time. I'd give that one a listen...
In the fall of 1967 Johnny Cash walked into Nickajack Cave prepared to die. But instead, he found a reason to live and became the Man In Black. His faith saved him.
He captures the poetry and beauty of the Bible. For him it was about faith it's self. He makes the lyrics come to life with his passion that anyone can appreciate
It's a gorgeous song and it really makes me think. It helped me realize that I dont want paradise but I simply want forgiveness for the mistakes I've made. I'm happy it was a Cash song that helped me realize something so critical.
Thankfully Johnny cash clung to the tree and was redeemed by the blood of Christ. All our mistakes are forgiven through Christ who forgives us through faith in him.
im 16 and ive loved johnny from before i can remember my parents have a video of me from when i was five sing and dancing to ring of fire. Johnny in my opinion is one of the greatest singers of all time. His words can change lives i swear. He is the greatest R.I.P. the man in black. everyone pass his music to the next generation.
The lord broke John's and Elvis molds never will be another of them to grace our paths two of greatest men to pick up a flat top box made it talk threw melodies we all love and can be related too ❤
Johnny Cash inspired me to let Christ in my life because what I was doing wasn't working. He truly is a link between the poor and downtrodden and God. He is a link between heaven and hell - "and you do have a choice". His songs and his renditions of others work destroy my ego then build my soul back up. " You can have it all, my empire of dirt" amen
well it shows that he can reach us. I was twelve when I first heard him and I have been a christian since that time. I thank god for mr cash. and i hope you will find what I found in his music.
I used to copy, my dad's tapes, and even though i was 7 or 8 years old, i understood Johnny, and all that he stood for. And i have never forgoten his music!!
Johnny Cash was a hard man to be married to, if you catch my drift, and he struggled with addiction and substance abuse until he got too old to party hard. Quite an imperfect man. But still an impressive man of God. He didn't write about it in UA-cam comments; he lived it the best he could and relied on God's help for the rest. God doesn't require us to be perfect. Thank God.
None of us are perfect. God takes us from where we are and continually makes us better as we continue in our relationship with Him. We will never be perfect, but it is the struggle towards that unattainable goal that keeps giving us something to strive for and room to keep growing. This is modeled (not by accident) by the chivalric code. Nobody can live up to it, but the continued struggle to come closer and closer to living out its ideals is the source of nobility -- the ability to lead. Recognizing the failure and continued struggle on a personal level in their own lives, ideally would lead to fair rulers who were not overly harsh with those who failed in the same way they did. A good ruler realizes his (or her) own imperfections and does not require perfection from those under his/her rule. Unfortunately, it was an ideal that was rarely lived up to. In the same way we, as Christians, need to recognize that different people are at different places in the path of their faith with unique challenges that God is working on in different areas of their lives. Unfortunately, this is often not the reality. Christianity is too often used as a way to look down on others, denigrating those who are working on struggles another has overcome and not considering that the other person has overcome other, more daunting struggles. Additionally, the problem in another's life that I see is not necessarily the problem God has prioritized in another's life. It is sinful for me to try to distract a person from the deficiencies God is leading him/her to work on by telling him/her that they must fix the problems I see, first. We must take people as they are, without judgement. If we get to know a person well enough that that person confides in us what God is working on in that person's life, it is good to give support and hold them accountable. Otherwise, we should not take the position of God and point out the flaws that WE would prioritize. Cash was an imperfect person. He had his flaws. He had his faith. He had the issues God was working on. He was a brilliant musician and will be honored as one of the greats for centuries to come. I only hope that his personal story that shaped his music will be included.
thank you for posting this video..i never get tired of hearing about the grace of Jesus, and especially appreciate hearing his praises sung by Johnny Cash..he is so real and down to earth
Some folks just or don't understand Johnny's work because they've never been knocked down to their knees. The reason Johnny's words are so powerful lies in the one fact, That he Johnny Cash was driven to his knees at some point in his life. He was a rebel driven to Redemption !
honestly, how can anybody give this song or any johnny cash song a dislike. Its crazy he was making music for fifty years and his albums got progressively better as he got older in my opinion. Best lyrics in music....Ever
i dont care what anyone says im 19 and ive love johnny cash since i was young and have a great deal of respect and admiration for a true musical legend he has written with pure raw emotion from his own experience and if that dosent make him increadible then i really dont know what to think of the world anymore !
@JayKayCH i hear ya dude, im 22 and i was brought up listening to the good times of our generation. I know Johnny was better in his hayday but i love his voice when he got older. He had that authority to sit and just listen and love his music.
Jeder ist in der lage den Song zu hören. Es ist egal wie alt man ist. Es ist egal ob man LEGENDE buchstabieren kann oder nicht. Es ist egal wenn man 50 jahre alt ist und jetzt erst Johnny Cash gut findet. Johnny Cash ist eine Legende. Cash war was besonderes und ist es bis heute geblieben. Wenn man Fan von ihm ist,sollte man Akzeptieren das auch jüngere Menschen in gut finden.Auch wenn sie ihn nicht miterlebt haben als er noch Lebte. Das ist für alle Fan's von Johnny Cash. R.I.P. Johnny Cash.
"Thank god for redemption or else i wouldn't be here" these kids smoking weed an taken coke will understand what these words really mean when they grow old.
My word. When this man sings a song, it stays sung (as someone once said). Johnny Cash - where do we find another man to fill his shoes? A true American - we need more Johnnies and fewer Dubyas...
seven months from now i will have a baby with the woman i love:))). Damn if i will not play Johnny's songs for the child. Little man have to know what the real music is,and it got to know that giants have walk the earth once. RIP J.C.
I can tell you are a happy camper...makes me want to believe just like you. such joy, goodwill and tolerance towards those whom you disagree with. BTW, why were you watching the video to begin with? hmmm
Johny is still one of the all time great artist I grew up with Johnny as I rode in the back seat of my dad's automobile keep singing Johnny to the end of time
este video tiene un par de años largos aguante johnny donde estes en cambio el mel patiño de la izquierda hojala que estes bajo tumba don nadie haciendo gestos hojala hubiese podido estar ahi si soy fanatico y escucho metal en todos sus tiempos saludos
Just think think how Johnny Cash would feel to hear all the harsh words when he's trying to get a personal and important message across. It's quite beautiful. We can be greatful that there was such a talented person to give us a part of him.
Johnny was in a class by himself; there was an honesty about the man, and he never hid his flaws or put on airs. What you saw is what you got. When he sang about the LORD, it was always with tremendous impact. I love the song "When The Man Comes Around"! This one is awesome as well!
Lyrics From His hands it came down From His side it came down From His feet it came down And ran to the ground Between heaven and hell A teardrop fell In the deep crimson dew The tree of life grew And the blood gave life To the branches of the tree And the blood was the price That set the captives free And the numbers that came Through the fire and the flood Clung to the tree And were redeemed by the blood From the tree streamed a light That started the fight Round the tree grew a vine On whose fruit I could dine My old friend Lucifer came Fought to keep me in chains But I saw through the tricks Of six-sixty-six And the blood gave life To the branches of the tree And the blood was the price That set the captives free And the numbers that came Through the fire and the flood Clung to the tree And were redeemed by the blood From His hands it came down From His side it came down From His feet it came down And ran to the ground And a small inner voice Said "You do have a choice." The vine engrafted me And I clung to the tree And the blood gave life To the branches of the tree And the blood was the price That set the captives free And of the numbers that came Through the fire and the flood I Clung to the tree And was redeemed by the blood
@johnnycashlegend bro, like 99% of the people who have heard him like him, regardless of age. I am young and i like him, as do about 60 of my friends...
I really like this song, all the way through Basic Training I would have it in my head. His songs have more meaning than anything else I've ever heard.
thank u johnny...u remember me what it means to be a man...to have some kind of destiny...to become a righteous man and be host...to seem to be a part of something bigger..?! god blees us all. amen.
Don't worry 'bout that DayWaiter...the amount of folks who will listen to Johnny may thin, but his music will not fade away. I already know quite a few young (teens and early 20's) who listen.
From His hands it came down From His side it came down From His feet it came down And ran to the ground Between heaven and hell A teardrop fell In the deep crimson dew The tree of life grew And the blood gave life To the branches of the tree And the blood was the price That set captives free And the numbers that came Through the fire and the flood Clung to the tree And were redeemed by the blood From the tree streamed a light That started the fight 'Round the tree grew a vine On whose fruit I could dine My old friend Lucifer came Fought to keep me in chains But I saw through the tricks Of six-sixty-six And the blood gave life To the branches of the tree And the blood was the price That set captives free And the numbers that came Through the fire and the flood Clung to the tree And were redeemed by the blood From his hands it came down From his side it came down From his feet it came down And ran to the ground And then a small inner voice Said "You do have a choice" The vine engrafted me And I clung to the tree And the blood gave life To the branches of the tree And the blood was the price That set captives free And with the numbers that came Through the fire and the flood I clung to the tree And was redeemed by the blood
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in the summer of 1988 at Fort Smith Arkansas I met Johnny Cash in person when I bought my first guitar he show me some chords and taught me how to play just for a few hours of that day
that's amazing!
in the summer of 1988, i was born. XD
your a lucky man
I am a jealous man, that is a memory that should always be cherished.
Leon William O'Roland amazing!
Even as an atheist I cannot help but being moved by this song and the faith of Johnny.
He always sang from the heart. To hear him is to believe him.
Dude, even stinkin' satan ain't an atheist. He knows GOD & the SON, JESUS. And he trembles. It's written. James 2:19 "... even the demons believe & they tremble. "
You want to go to heaven when you die? Then tell Father you're sorry for a lifetime of sins. HE knows them all anyway. Ask that HE forgive you & save your soul, & fill you with the Holy Spirit. And HE will do it. Then get a Bible, read it & live it. It'll teach you how to live, man. And you will go to heaven when you die. God can't lie. Jesus went to the Cross to pay yours & my sin debt. We can't pay it, even our souls aren't enough. His blood shed for us is. With faith in Him. I'm telling you GOD put a milli9n dollars into your account. Go to the bank & get it..... eternal life.
I sang this song in a Unity church in 1999 one Sunday, when the church leader was away. I sure caught an earful when she came back from vacation, but the people all loved it. Maybe a seed was planted... On the next CD, Unchained, the song Spiritual really reached out to me, and I was still an atheist at the time. I'd give that one a listen...
In the fall of 1967 Johnny Cash walked into Nickajack Cave prepared to die. But instead, he found a reason to live and became the Man In Black. His faith saved him.
He captures the poetry and beauty of the Bible. For him it was about faith it's self. He makes the lyrics come to life with his passion that anyone can appreciate
@@johnswift5985maybe something lighter next time like The Man Comes Around?
Oh dear, I am listening to Johnny again, let the marathon begin
lol. i feel you :p mine has gone on in 3 hours now ._. amasing
No matter how deep into Cash's catalogue I go it seems there's always another masterpiece waiting to be discovered.
Johnny was a great man! His songs are so powerful and touches the deep corners of the soul. Respect from Russia.
It's a gorgeous song and it really makes me think. It helped me realize that I dont want paradise but I simply want forgiveness for the mistakes I've made. I'm happy it was a Cash song that helped me realize something so critical.
Thankfully Johnny cash clung to the tree and was redeemed by the blood of Christ. All our mistakes are forgiven through Christ who forgives us through faith in him.
@@westonstoler977 Amen.
Thank you Johnny, you found peace in the arms of your Saviour.
This man is a legend! I hope he can use his talent in heaven so that everyone can enjoy his music for eternity!
Thank you Rick Ruben. Without you a whole generation would have missed out. Johnny we miss you !
It's called Redemption and is on his album "American Recordings."
im 16 and ive loved johnny from before i can remember my parents have a video of me from when i was five sing and dancing to ring of fire. Johnny in my opinion is one of the greatest singers of all time. His words can change lives i swear. He is the greatest R.I.P. the man in black. everyone pass his music to the next generation.
I'm really young 15 and I've always loved his music
man, i love this song! my 2nd favorite after Hurt.
J.R. Cash is and will always be one of my top heroes. R.I.P, Johnny Cash
Incredible...He never let's go of us and will not cease until no breath is left.
God bless Johnny Cash! He saved my life,lonely,sick, and homeless man was redeemed by Christ.❤
JOHNNY CASH WAS TRULY A INCREDIBLE MAN, ONE OF A KIND.
The lord broke John's and Elvis molds never will be another of them to grace our paths two of greatest men to pick up a flat top box made it talk threw melodies we all love and can be related too ❤
Johnny Cash inspired me to let Christ in my life because what I was doing wasn't working. He truly is a link between the poor and downtrodden and God. He is a link between heaven and hell - "and you do have a choice". His songs and his renditions of others work destroy my ego then build my soul back up. " You can have it all, my empire of dirt" amen
I'm in love with this man
well it shows that he can reach us. I was twelve when I first heard him and I have been a christian since that time. I thank god for mr cash. and i hope you will find what I found in his music.
Miss you sooo bad mrJohnnyCash♾💖U
Stephanie Elizabeth Toma
Edmonton AB CANADA 🇨🇦
I used to copy, my dad's tapes, and even though i was 7 or 8 years old, i understood Johnny, and all that he stood for.
And i have never forgoten his music!!
Beautiful. From a man that knows life.
Johnny Cash was a hard man to be married to, if you catch my drift, and he struggled with addiction and substance abuse until he got too old to party hard.
Quite an imperfect man. But still an impressive man of God. He didn't write about it in UA-cam comments; he lived it the best he could and relied on God's help for the rest.
God doesn't require us to be perfect. Thank God.
johnny shares a lot of similarities to king David. johnny was a man with a lot of frick ups and yet he loved God most of all
None of us are perfect. God takes us from where we are and continually makes us better as we continue in our relationship with Him. We will never be perfect, but it is the struggle towards that unattainable goal that keeps giving us something to strive for and room to keep growing.
This is modeled (not by accident) by the chivalric code. Nobody can live up to it, but the continued struggle to come closer and closer to living out its ideals is the source of nobility -- the ability to lead. Recognizing the failure and continued struggle on a personal level in their own lives, ideally would lead to fair rulers who were not overly harsh with those who failed in the same way they did. A good ruler realizes his (or her) own imperfections and does not require perfection from those under his/her rule. Unfortunately, it was an ideal that was rarely lived up to.
In the same way we, as Christians, need to recognize that different people are at different places in the path of their faith with unique challenges that God is working on in different areas of their lives. Unfortunately, this is often not the reality. Christianity is too often used as a way to look down on others, denigrating those who are working on struggles another has overcome and not considering that the other person has overcome other, more daunting struggles. Additionally, the problem in another's life that I see is not necessarily the problem God has prioritized in another's life. It is sinful for me to try to distract a person from the deficiencies God is leading him/her to work on by telling him/her that they must fix the problems I see, first.
We must take people as they are, without judgement. If we get to know a person well enough that that person confides in us what God is working on in that person's life, it is good to give support and hold them accountable. Otherwise, we should not take the position of God and point out the flaws that WE would prioritize.
Cash was an imperfect person. He had his flaws. He had his faith. He had the issues God was working on. He was a brilliant musician and will be honored as one of the greats for centuries to come. I only hope that his personal story that shaped his music will be included.
I've always thought David was God's favorite as well. I know, he's not supposed to have favorites but I believe he does
"Thank God for Redemtion because otherwise I wouldn't be here" -truer words have never been spoken to this humble soul...
thank you for posting this video..i never get tired of hearing about the grace of Jesus, and especially appreciate hearing his praises sung by Johnny Cash..he is so real and down to earth
You made it, Johnny. Only by the grace of the almighty, loving God.
Very meaningful at this cross of the road of history.
Such a powerful moving deep voice, i am stuck for words to describe him
one of the bests, I've ever heard
Johnny Cash is a Legend...
This makes me weep like a child every time i hear it. Sublime beauty, Mr. Cash -- you are dearly missed!
johnny cash is the god of music. The only one. The best musican ever
+Johnny CashFan No doubt in anyone's mind who's the best. He's the da vinci of music
Amazing. I am floored. I think I may be led to sing this one. Lord help me sing a few more for You before calling me Home.
Some folks just or don't understand Johnny's work because they've never been knocked down to their knees. The reason Johnny's words are so powerful lies in the one fact, That he Johnny Cash was driven to his knees at some point in his life. He was a rebel driven to Redemption !
I met Johnny in 1991 in David’s hall Cardiff one of our greats will never be another I have my photos with him so great memories
honestly, how can anybody give this song or any johnny cash song a dislike. Its crazy he was making music for fifty years and his albums got progressively better as he got older in my opinion. Best lyrics in music....Ever
Praise God. Through the blood of Jesus I am righteous in the eyes of God. Me!
i dont care what anyone says im 19 and ive love johnny cash since i was young and have a great deal of respect and admiration for a true musical legend he has written with pure raw emotion from his own experience and if that dosent make him increadible then i really dont know what to think of the world anymore !
So powerful...
Johnny always bring tears to my eyes.
@JayKayCH i hear ya dude, im 22 and i was brought up listening to the good times of our generation. I know Johnny was better in his hayday but i love his voice when he got older. He had that authority to sit and just listen and love his music.
Jeder ist in der lage den Song zu hören.
Es ist egal wie alt man ist.
Es ist egal ob man LEGENDE buchstabieren kann oder nicht.
Es ist egal wenn man 50 jahre alt ist und jetzt erst Johnny Cash gut findet.
Johnny Cash ist eine Legende.
Cash war was besonderes und ist es bis heute geblieben.
Wenn man Fan von ihm ist,sollte man Akzeptieren das auch jüngere Menschen in gut finden.Auch wenn sie ihn nicht miterlebt haben als er noch Lebte.
Das ist für alle Fan's von Johnny Cash.
R.I.P. Johnny Cash.
"Thank god for redemption or else i wouldn't be here" these kids smoking weed an taken coke will understand what these words really mean when they grow old.
this man when through so much in his life...this song fits him perfectly..and i can take this one to heart
My word. When this man sings a song, it stays sung (as someone once said).
Johnny Cash - where do we find another man to fill his shoes? A true American - we need more Johnnies and fewer Dubyas...
I am quite sure "Dubya" has great respect for the Man in Black. I also am sure President Trump does too.
seven months from now i will have a baby with the woman i love:))). Damn if i will not play Johnny's songs for the child. Little man have to know what the real music is,and it got to know that giants have walk the earth once. RIP J.C.
I can tell you are a happy camper...makes me want to believe just like you. such joy, goodwill and tolerance towards those whom you disagree with. BTW, why were you watching the video to begin with? hmmm
Johny is still one of the all time great artist I grew up with Johnny as I rode in the back seat of my dad's automobile keep singing Johnny to the end of time
este video tiene un par de años largos aguante johnny donde estes en cambio el mel patiño de la izquierda hojala que estes bajo tumba don nadie haciendo gestos hojala hubiese podido estar ahi si soy fanatico y escucho metal en todos sus tiempos saludos
Just think think how Johnny Cash would feel to hear all the harsh words when he's trying to get a personal and important message across. It's quite beautiful. We can be greatful that there was such a talented person to give us a part of him.
@JayKayCH you are speaking right out of my soul brother... im 21 and i wish i could live 1960-1980
This is the most beautiful interpretation I've ever heard.
Johnny was in a class by himself; there was an honesty about the man, and he never hid his flaws or put on airs. What you saw is what you got.
When he sang about the LORD, it was always with tremendous impact. I love the song "When The Man Comes Around"! This one is awesome as well!
I think I have, Johnny speaks more to me than any preacher ever could.
And he is a bloody amazing preformer.
This is Great, so powerful
Lyrics
From His hands it came down
From His side it came down
From His feet it came down
And ran to the ground
Between heaven and hell
A teardrop fell
In the deep crimson dew
The tree of life grew
And the blood gave life
To the branches of the tree
And the blood was the price
That set the captives free
And the numbers that came
Through the fire and the flood
Clung to the tree
And were redeemed by the blood
From the tree streamed a light
That started the fight
Round the tree grew a vine
On whose fruit I could dine
My old friend Lucifer came
Fought to keep me in chains
But I saw through the tricks
Of six-sixty-six
And the blood gave life
To the branches of the tree
And the blood was the price
That set the captives free
And the numbers that came
Through the fire and the flood
Clung to the tree
And were redeemed by the blood
From His hands it came down
From His side it came down
From His feet it came down
And ran to the ground
And a small inner voice
Said "You do have a choice."
The vine engrafted me
And I clung to the tree
And the blood gave life
To the branches of the tree
And the blood was the price
That set the captives free
And of the numbers that came
Through the fire and the flood
I Clung to the tree
And was redeemed by the blood
Nothing but the blood!
I lived it love you jonny
Just beautiful. A strong testimonial. He said it all for me.
The fact that Johhny Cash faces the same direction as the crowd shows that he acknowledged that he is merely an actor on the stage of life.
@johnnycashlegend bro, like 99% of the people who have heard him like him, regardless of age. I am young and i like him, as do about 60 of my friends...
Just love JCs voice.
J.C. is immortalized by his music. I love all his songs.
Between heaven and hell
A teardrop fell
I really like this song, all the way through Basic Training I would have it in my head. His songs have more meaning than anything else I've ever heard.
thank u johnny...u remember me what it means to be a man...to have some kind of destiny...to become a righteous man and be host...to seem to be a part of something bigger..?!
god blees us all. amen.
Miss you Johnny. Hopefully, more will be redeemed through your songs.
What a SONG! Thank you Lord Jesus for Mr. Cash and give him our best regards.
Can't see how I could have missed this one.
I'm not Christian but Cashs music is always the best!
this MAN is just everything....
One of the bests...
Thank you very much for puttin' this great live performance here!!! Vielen Dankm diesen Auftritt auf yt gestellt zu haben!!!
Love from France !
Simply the best ever !!
Same here, Johnny will always be a legend and probably the one of the best there ever was.
@jaginteriors Same here.. R.I.P. Captian Phil Harris. Gone but never forgotten!
love you john .
Johnny cash é maravilhoso ❤
When someone, by themselves, just that person and a guitar can enchant like he did. Man...thats special.
He speaks and sings the truth in love. God rest his soul.
well iam happy to hear this i found in his songs and performances i leart more then any one could ever teach me thank you for your reply.
Johnny is the best let his music live forever as long as mankind lives on the earth I grewup with Johnny in the bacckseat of my dadies car amen
Awesome Song. Thank you, Mr. Cash. Thanks for posting Orvis88.
Don't worry 'bout that DayWaiter...the amount of folks who will listen to Johnny may thin, but his music will not fade away. I already know quite a few young (teens and early 20's) who listen.
I miss the times when men were men...nowadays you won't find men like the great Johnny Cash anymore. May his soul rest in peace. He IS a legend.
Thank you Johny and June. We will remember you.
this is really good live! thank you do who evert uploaded this! i appreshiate it a lot.
His LEGEND will never fade!!He was a Light from God shining in this darkness!!
Mr Cash... I miss you.
im a die hard johnny cash fan.love this song (rip jr) ps i was 12 when i fist heard him on the car radio we did not have electric and im 64 now.
Greatest American artist ever.
increible la voz de johnny. Sos un idolo.
From His hands it came down
From His side it came down
From His feet it came down
And ran to the ground
Between heaven and hell
A teardrop fell
In the deep crimson dew
The tree of life grew
And the blood gave life
To the branches of the tree
And the blood was the price
That set captives free
And the numbers that came
Through the fire and the flood
Clung to the tree
And were redeemed by the blood
From the tree streamed a light
That started the fight
'Round the tree grew a vine
On whose fruit I could dine
My old friend Lucifer came
Fought to keep me in chains
But I saw through the tricks
Of six-sixty-six
And the blood gave life
To the branches of the tree
And the blood was the price
That set captives free
And the numbers that came
Through the fire and the flood
Clung to the tree
And were redeemed by the blood
From his hands it came down
From his side it came down
From his feet it came down
And ran to the ground
And then a small inner voice
Said "You do have a choice"
The vine engrafted me
And I clung to the tree
And the blood gave life
To the branches of the tree
And the blood was the price
That set captives free
And with the numbers that came
Through the fire and the flood
I clung to the tree
And was redeemed by the blood
Johnny Cash Was The Best I got to Talk to Him On my cb radio one time
just perfect
Wow, first time hearing this song, this song is awesome.
im a die hard johnny cash fan.love this song (rip jr)
simplesmente sensacional
John struggled as we all do. But he knew the truth of Christs' sacrifice. Sufficient. For all who BELIEVE! believe.