Biography:
Willie Hugh Nelson (born April 29, 1933) is an American musician, actor, and activist. The critical success of the album Shotgun Willie (1973), combined with the critical and commercial success of Red Headed Stranger (1975) and Stardust (1978), made Nelson one of the most recognized artists in country music. He was one of the main figures of outlaw country, a subgenre of country music that developed in the late 1960s as a reaction to the conservative restrictions of the Nashville sound.
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- A Little Old Fashioned Karma
- Always On My Mind
- Are You Sure
- Blue Eyes Cryin In The Rain
- Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain
- Crazy
- Cruel Cruel World (red Dead Redemption 2 Soundtrack)
- Gotta Get Drunk
- On The Road Again
- Pancho And Lefty
- Whiskey River
- Yesterday's Wine
- A Horse Called Music
- A Maidens Prayer
- A Moment Of Forever
- A New Way To Cry
- A Song For You
- A Womans Love
- Abilene
- Across The Borderline
- Afraid
- Aint Goin Back To Broke Back Mountain
- Aint Goin Down On Brokeback Mountain
- Aint It Funny
- Aint It Funny How Time Slips Away
- Alice In Hulaland
- All Of Me
- All The Small Places To Fall
- Angel Flying Too Close To The Ground
- Angels Flying Too Close To The Ground
- Back Street Affair
- Bad Breath
- Be That As It May
- Big Booty
- Blame It On The Times
- Bloody Mary Mornin
- Bloody Mary Morning
- Blue Must Be The Color Of The Blues
- Blue Skies
- Both Ends Of The Candle
- Bring Me Sunshine
- Bubbles In My Beer
- Buddy
- Butterfly
- Can I Sleep In Your Arms
- Cant Believe Youre Gone
- Changing Skies
- City Of New Orleans
- Coconut Tree
- Cowboys Are Frequently Secretly Fond Of Each Other
- Dark As A Dungeon
- Darkness On The Face Of The Earth
- Devil In A Sleepin Bag
- Django And Jimmie
- Django Jimmie
- Do Right Woman Do Right Man
- Dont Fence Me In
- Driving The Herd
- El Nino Love Is King
- Everything But You
- Face Of A Fighter
- Family Bible
- Far Away Places
- Farther Down The Line
- Forgiving You Was Easy
- Fraulein
- Freight Train Boogie
- From Here To The Moon And Back
- Funny How Time Slips Away
- Georgia On My Mind
- Gods Problem Child
- Golden Earrings
- Good Hearted Woman
- Gravedigger
- Guitar In The Corner
- Half A Man
- Hands On The Wheel
- Hard To Be An Outlaw
- Have I Stayed Away Too Long
- He Was A Friend Of Mine
- He Wont Ever Be Gone
- Healing Hands Of Time
- Heartaches Of A Fool
- Heartland
- Heaven And Hell
- Heaven Is Closed
- Heaven Or Hell
- Hello Walls
- Help Me Make It Through The Night
- Help Me Make It Thru The Night
- I Am My Own Grandpa
- I Am The Forest
- I Couldnt Believe It Was True
- I Didnt Come Here
- I Gotta Get Drunk
- I Guess Ive Come To Live Here In Your Eyes
- I Made A Mistake
- I Never Cared For You
- I Still Cant Believe Youre Gone
- I Wish I Didnt Love You So
- Id Have To Be Crazy
- Id Trade All My Tomorrows For Just One Yesterday
- If You Could Touch Her At All
- Ill Try To Do Better Next Time
- Im My Own Grandpa
- Im Not Trying To Forget You Anymore
- Is The Better Part Over
- It Is No Secret What God Can Do
- It Will Always Be
- Its All Going To Pot
- Its Always Now
- Its My Lazy Day
- Its Only Money
- Ive Loved You All Over The World
- Just Breathe
- Lady Luck
- Last Man Standing
- Last Stand In Open Country
- Last Thing I Needed
- Little House On The Hill
- Little Things
- Live This Long
- Living In The Promised Land
- Living In The Promiseland
- Local Memory
- Look What Thoughts Will Do
- Make The World Go Away
- Mammas Dont Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys
- Man With The Blues
- Maria Shut Up And Kiss Me
- Me And Paul
- Me And You
- Medocina County Line
- Mendocino County Line
- Missing Ol Johnny Cash
- Moonlight In Vermont
- Most Unoriginal Sin
- My Broken Heart Belongs To You
- My Buckets Got A Hole In It
- My Heroes Always Been
- My Heros Have Always Been Cowboys
- My Own Peculiar Way
- Night Life
- No Place To Fly
- Not Supposed To Be That Way
- Not That I Care
- Nothing I Can Do About It Now
- Old Timer
- Once Is Enough
- One Day At A Time
- One Time Too Many
- Pick Up The Tempo
- Picture In A Frame
- Please Dont Tell Me How The Story Ends
- Poncho And Lefty
- Pretend I Never Happened
- Railroad Lady
- Rainbow Connection
- Ready To Roar
- Reasons To Quit
- Recollection Phoenix
- Red Headed Stranger
- Remember Me
- Right Or Wrong
- Roll Me Up And Smoke Me When I Die
- Run That By Me One More Time
- Sad Songs And Waltzes
- Satisfied Mind
- Save Your Tears
- Settled Back To Earth
- Seven Spanish Angels
- She Is Gone
- Shes Not For You
- Shotgun Willie
- Sioux City Sue
- Sittin On Top Of The World
- Slow Down Old World
- Somebody Pick Up My Pieces
- Someone To Watch Over Me
- Something You Get Through
- Songbird
- Stay All Night
- Still Cant Believe Youre Gone
- Still Not Dead
- Summertime
- Sunday Morning Coming Down
- Sweet Memories
- Texas On A Saturday Night
- That Lucky Old Sun
- The End Of Understanding
- The Git Go
- The Great Divide
- The Harder They Come
- The Partys Over
- The Way You See Me
- They All Went To Mexico
- Things Better Left Forgotten
- This Face
- Till I Can Gain Control Again
- Time After Time
- Time Of The Preacher
- Time Slips Away
- To All The Girls Ive Loved Before
- To Make A Long Story Short Shes Gone
- Too Sick To Pray
- True Love
- Two Sides To Every Story
- Uncloudy Day
- Unfair Weather Friends
- Valentine
- Very Far To Crawl
- Vote Em Out
- Waiting Time
- Wake Me When Its Over
- We Dont Run
- We Had It All
- What Ever Happened To Peace On Earth
- Wholl Buy My Memories
- Will You Remember Mine
- Women Who Love Too Much
- Worried Man
- Worry B Gone
- Wouldnt Have It Any Other Way
- Yesterdays Wine
- You Are My Sunshine
- You Dont Know Me
- You Ought To Hear Me Cry
- You Remain
- You Were It
- Your Memory Has A Mind Of Its Own
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Missing Ol' Johnny Cash
ARTIST: Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard
ALBUM: Django & Jimmie
A
Now Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two
D
Seemed to know just what to do
A
Invented the sound that hooked you and me
E
Added one to make the Tennessee Three
A
The Man In Black was long and lean
D
Hit the Billboard charts with a Teenage Queen
A
Had a television show, the best we'd seen
E
That chick-a-boom rock really made a splash
A
Missing ol' Johnny Cash
>> 1/2 STEP UP
A#
Well Johnny Cash was a friend of mine
D#
Knew him well for a mighty long time
A#
Shared the stage for many a show
F
Broke my heart to see him go
A#
Cash had the fire of a thousand men
D#
Lovin life was his greatest sin
A#
Treated his fans like the next of kin
F
Rappin a bit, talkin trash
D#
Missing ol' Johnny Cash
A#
Well now Johnny Cash wore black attire
D#
And he fell into that Ring of Fire
A#
He came up swinging like a Boy Named Sue
F
And he married June Carter and he (?)fires too(?)
A#
He wrote his songs from deep within
D#
And he hit the stage with a crooked grin
A#
He and I were both Highwaymen
F
And that record became a smash
A#
Well I'm missing ol' Johnny Cash
>> 1/2 STEP UP
B
Johnny Cash never walked no line
E
Johnny Cash never did no time, but
B
When he sang a Folsom Prison Blues
F#
You knew good and well he'd paid his dues
B
True, he always dressed in black
E
But he loved folks and they loved him back
B
Carried his pills in a brown paper sack
F#
Well I don't care if they found his stash
B
I'm missin' old Johnny Cash
SPOKEN, ALL IN A
Now is it really true that him and Roy Nichols, Rose Maddox, some people roasted hot dogs in the back of a
limousine with ice cream sticks? I don't know, I said they set the curtains on fire in a English hotel room
just to warm their hands. Well. Willie, do you know anything about Cash?
Well yeah, I know a lot of things about Cash. I'm not sure I should talk about it, but I checked with John,
asked him if it's OK, he said he didn't give a shit.
One time he took a casket up to his hotel room and got into it and called room service.
I thought that was pretty funny
A
Now Cash had the fire of a thousand men
D
Lovin life was his greatest sin
A
Treated his fans like the next of kin
E
Rappin a bit, talkin trash
A
Missing ol' Johnny Cash
ARTIST: Willie Nelson & Merle Haggard
ALBUM: Django & Jimmie
A
Now Johnny Cash and the Tennessee Two
D
Seemed to know just what to do
A
Invented the sound that hooked you and me
E
Added one to make the Tennessee Three
A
The Man In Black was long and lean
D
Hit the Billboard charts with a Teenage Queen
A
Had a television show, the best we'd seen
E
That chick-a-boom rock really made a splash
A
Missing ol' Johnny Cash
>> 1/2 STEP UP
A#
Well Johnny Cash was a friend of mine
D#
Knew him well for a mighty long time
A#
Shared the stage for many a show
F
Broke my heart to see him go
A#
Cash had the fire of a thousand men
D#
Lovin life was his greatest sin
A#
Treated his fans like the next of kin
F
Rappin a bit, talkin trash
D#
Missing ol' Johnny Cash
A#
Well now Johnny Cash wore black attire
D#
And he fell into that Ring of Fire
A#
He came up swinging like a Boy Named Sue
F
And he married June Carter and he (?)fires too(?)
A#
He wrote his songs from deep within
D#
And he hit the stage with a crooked grin
A#
He and I were both Highwaymen
F
And that record became a smash
A#
Well I'm missing ol' Johnny Cash
>> 1/2 STEP UP
B
Johnny Cash never walked no line
E
Johnny Cash never did no time, but
B
When he sang a Folsom Prison Blues
F#
You knew good and well he'd paid his dues
B
True, he always dressed in black
E
But he loved folks and they loved him back
B
Carried his pills in a brown paper sack
F#
Well I don't care if they found his stash
B
I'm missin' old Johnny Cash
SPOKEN, ALL IN A
Now is it really true that him and Roy Nichols, Rose Maddox, some people roasted hot dogs in the back of a
limousine with ice cream sticks? I don't know, I said they set the curtains on fire in a English hotel room
just to warm their hands. Well. Willie, do you know anything about Cash?
Well yeah, I know a lot of things about Cash. I'm not sure I should talk about it, but I checked with John,
asked him if it's OK, he said he didn't give a shit.
One time he took a casket up to his hotel room and got into it and called room service.
I thought that was pretty funny
A
Now Cash had the fire of a thousand men
D
Lovin life was his greatest sin
A
Treated his fans like the next of kin
E
Rappin a bit, talkin trash
A
Missing ol' Johnny Cash
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