We have spoken before about good music. Today, we want to share some from the Man in Black, Johnny Cash. Enjoy.
Some Friday Music: Johnny Cash
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Man I love Johnny Cash, but I really detest a few of the people in that last video. There are several classic songs that I wish he’d recorded. His voice just lets you know that he has seen the dark side of life. His lyrics speak deep truth. He was a gift from God.
Yep. They were paying tribute to a man who has entered into Glory, even though they deny God. Some of them have had to prophetic words of the song fulfilled on them, others are on the way.
I prefer this version of Johnny Cash singing “God Bless Robert E Lee”. I edited out his speech and just left the song. The video is the flag of the Army of Northern Virginia (or the 2nd Naval Jack) waving in front of a statue of the General. In the speech he makes excuses as to why God should bless Robert E Lee as if he is embarrassed to what a Yankee in the audience might think. Robert E Lee was a southern hero and as a southern man he should just sing the song.
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