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The Wall
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Country
The Wall was released on March 21, 2014 by Columbia Nashville Legacy as a part of the album The Classic Albums Collection
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Release DateMarch 21, 2014
LabelColumbia Nashville Legacy
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM73

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Johnny Cash
Johnny Cash
Vocals, Guitar
Luther Perkins
Luther Perkins
Electric Guitar
The Carter Family
The Carter Family
Background Vocals
Marshall Grant
Marshall Grant
Bass
W.S. Holland
W.S. Holland
Drums
Ws Fluke Holland
Ws Fluke Holland
Drums
Norman Blake
Norman Blake
Guitar
Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson
Guitar
Ray Edenton
Ray Edenton
Guitar
Floyd Cramer
Floyd Cramer
Piano
Bill Pursell
Bill Pursell
Piano
Arranged by Bill McElhiney
Arranged by Bill McElhiney
Trumpet
Charlie McCoy
Charlie McCoy
Harmonica
Boots Randolph
Boots Randolph
Saxophone
Karl Garvin
Karl Garvin
Trumpet
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Harlan Howard
Harlan Howard
Songwriter
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Don Law
Don Law
Producer
Frank Jones
Frank Jones
Producer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
There's a lot of strange men in cell block ten
But the strangest of them all
Was a friend of mine who spent his time
Starin' at the wall
Starin' at the wall
[Verse 2]
In his hand was note that his gal had wrote
And it proves that crime don't pay
Was the very same gal he robbed and stole for
Namin' her weddin' day
Namin' her weddin' day
[Verse 3]
As he looked at the wall
So strong and tall
I could here him softly curse
Nobody at all ever climbed that wall
But I'm gonna be the first
I'm gonna be the first
[Verse 4]
Well the warden came by and said, "Son, don't try
I'd hate to see you fall
Cause there ain't no doubt they'll carry you out
If you ever touch that wall
If you ever touch that wall"
[Verse 5]
Well, a years gone by since he made his try
But I can still recall
How hard he tried and the way he died
But he never made that wall
He never made that wall
[Verse 6]
There's never been a man ever shook this can
But I knew a man who tried
The newspapers called it a jailbreak plan
But I know it was suicide
I know it was suicide
Written by: Harlan Howard
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