Johnny Cash Accolade

C G There’s a place I keep in my heart for Johnny C He taught me many things that is a fact C And when my school day was ore F I’d close my bedroom door G C I’d sit there and listen to the Man in Black C Sunday Morning Coming Down F And Don’t take your guns to town G C I’d sing along and then I’d learn the chords C I guess things happen that way F Ring of fire and Ira Hayes G C Were You There When They Crucified My Lord C7 F His music and the songs C Got me thinking right from wrong F D G How things are not always what they seem C He saw both sides of the argument F Dm Bad desire and good intent G C Johnny had a big effect on me. C G He had a wild side, that couldn’t be denied C But then all of us have in our own way Flosom prison blues , F Wanted man and boy named Sue G C Were testimony to his darker days F But he never got the difference C In the prisoners and Presidents G C They were all God’s children he’d say F When the politicians of his day C Told him what he shouldn’t say G C If it was true he’d say it anyway C7 F His music and the songs C Got me thinking right from wrong F D G How things are not always what they seem C He saw both sides of the argument F Dm Bad desire and good intent G C Johnny had a big effect on me C7 F His music and the songs C Got me thinking right from wrong F D G How things are not always what they seem C He saw both sides of the argument F Dm Bad desire and good intent G C Johnny had a big effect on me G Johnny had a big effect G First time I heard Man In Black G C G C Lord he had a big effect on me