Hey.- Hey, how are you? Good. Do you mind? No, not at all. - Did you lose your voice?- I...
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Hey.- Hey, how are you? Good. Do you mind? No, not at all. - Did you lose your voice?- I did. I was just singing my heart outup there. I got to ask you how you came upwith that sound. What sound? That sound everybody's talking about.Steady like a train. Sharp like a razor. Well, we'd play faster if we could. You know, I guessit just come out like that. I gotta close my register.- Oh, yeah, sure. Thank you. Here's a picture of my wife, Viv. - My baby, Roseanne.- Oh, look at her. She's beautiful. Thanks. Got another one on the way. - I got a little girl too.- Yeah? Her name's Carlene. Yeah.She's about the same age
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Hey Hey how are you
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Good Do you mind
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No not at all
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Did you lose your voice I did
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I was just singing my heart out up there
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I got to ask you how you came up with that sound
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What sound
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That sound everybody's talking about Steady like a train Sharp like a razor
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Well we'd play faster if we could
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You know I guess it just come out like that
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I gotta close my register Oh yeah sure
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Thank you
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Here's a picture of my wife Viv
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My baby Roseanne Oh look at her She's beautiful
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Thanks Got another one on the way
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I got a little girl too Yeah
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Her name's Carlene Yeah She's about the same age
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Movie Summary
A chronicle of country music legend Johnny Cash's life, from his early days on an Arkansas cotton farm to his rise to fame with Sun Records in Memphis, where he recorded alongside Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins.
