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Now I know it isn't easy to speak up and to emulate Johnnys life
Especially in this world today, so full of poverty, war and strife
But we all need to help carry off some of the darkness on our back
Cause it can't all be left to just one man in black.








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Johnny and June first met in 1956, though they weren't married until 1968.



"The story goes that my father walked up to her, and that the reason he came (to the Grand Ole Opry that night) was he wanted to meet her. And he said, 'I'm going to marry you one day' here between these walls, and she said, 'Sure.'
They were both married (to other people) at the time. That's pretty unusual."

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"Will you meet me in heaven, someday? " John to June

Patsy Elmore

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"F, huh? Lemme see if I can find F.." "Is that it, Jimmy?" "Okay, okay, I was just playing it the way I wanted to."

"June was my solid rock. She was always there. She was my counselor, comforter, everything else. What a wonderful woman she was."....from the Final Interview with Kurt Loder in Bill Miller's book, Cash - An American Man.

Patsy Elmore

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"F, huh? Lemme see if I can find F.." "Is that it, Jimmy?" "Okay, okay, I was just playing it the way I wanted to."