Chords for Rusty Evans and Ring of Fire (Johnny Cash Tribute) - Promo

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_ _ _ [C] _ _ [F] _ [C] Hello, I'm Rusty Evans.
It's an honor and a privilege to be doing this tribute show to the man in black, [Dm] Johnny Cash.
[C] His two accompanying [F] musicians, Luther Perkins and Marshall Grant, created that great signature
[C] sound, [Dm] boom chicka boom, [C] that identifies the man in black so [F] much.
Well, [G] if John were here today, he'd probably say, the three presidents I've sung for at
the White House, the three halls of fame I've been inducted into, country music, [Am] songwriters,
[F] rock and roll, [Bb] they all pale [Gb] next to the joy [F] my wife and family provide for me.
[C] But tonight, _ [Gm] it all comes together [Eb] as I lose [Bb] myself in a [F] simple country [C] song.
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_ _ _ I keep [C] a close watch on [G] this [F] heart of mine.
I keep my eyes wide open all the time.
I [Bb] keep the ends out for [C] the tide that binds.
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[C] Because you're mine, _ I walk [F] the line.
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Come on, get a rhythm.
_ When you get the blues, come on, [Bb] get a rhythm.
_ When [C] you get the [F] blues, get a rock and roll feeling in your bones, your saps on your shoes
and [Bb] get going, get a rhythm.
_ When you [F] get the blues, _ a little shoe shine won't ever get slowed [Fm] down.
He's got the dirtiest job in town.
[F] Standing low, he keeps his feet on a windy corner on a dirty street.
Well, I asked him while he was shining my shoes, how he keeps from getting blues.
Finally, [Db] he turned his little [F] head, popped his shoe shine right in, and he said, get a rhythm.
_ When you get the blues, come on, get [Bb] a rhythm.
_ When you get the blues, a jumpy rhythm makes you feel so fine, shake all the trouble from
your worried [Bb] mind, get a rhythm. _
[C] When you [F] get the blues, _ _
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come on, get a rhythm.
_ When you get the [Cm] blues, come on, get a rhythm.
_ _ [C] When you get [Fm] the blues.
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_ _ _ _ Well, my daddy left home when I was [Eb] three.
[Bb] Didn't leave much for my ma and [C] me, just his old guitar and an empty [F] bottle of booze.
_ [Bb] Well, I don't blame him that he run and [Eb] hid, but the meanest thing he ever did [F] was before
he left, he went and named his suit.
_ Well, he must have thought it was quite a joke.
[Eb] He got a lot of laughs from a lot of folks.
[F] Seems I have to fight my whole life through.
_ Some guy would giggle and I'd get red.
[Eb] Some guy would laugh, I'd bust his head.
[F] You know, life ain't easy for a boy named [Bb] Sue.
_ [Bbm] Son, you fought one hell of a fight.
[Eb] I know you hate me and you got the right [F] to kill me now.
I wouldn't blame you if you do.
_ _ [Bb] But you ought to thank me before I die [Eb] for the gravel you got to spit in your [F] eye.
Because I'm the dirty hound dog that went [Bbm] and named you Sue. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ The taste _ [Db] of love [Eb] is sweet [Db] _ [Ab] when _ _ _ hearts [Eb] like [Ab] cows meet.
[Eb] _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ I fell for you like a child, _ _ _ _ _ _ oh, but the fire went wild.
_ _ [Eb] I fell into [Db] a burning [Ab] ring of fire.
I went [Eb] down, down, down, and [Db] the flames [Ab] went higher.
And it burns, burns, burns, [Db] the [Ab] ring of fire.
[Eb] The ring of fire.
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