Song | Don't Take Your Guns To Town |
Artist | Johnny Cash |
Album | Murder |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
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[00:04.500] | "Don't Take Your Guns To Town" |
[00:05.120] | A young cowboy named Billy Joe grew restless on the farm |
[00:09.459] | A boy filled with wonderlust who really meant no harm |
[00:14.259] | He changed his clothes and shined his boots |
[00:17.459] | And combed his dark hair down |
[00:19.519] | And his mother cried as he walked out |
[00:21.929] | |
[00:23.409] | Don't take your guns to town son |
[00:25.539] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[00:28.990] | Don't take your guns to town |
[00:33.980] | |
[00:34.830] | He laughed and kissed his mom |
[00:39.220] | And said your Billy Joe's a man |
[00:41.470] | I can shoot as quick and straight as anybody can |
[00:45.310] | But I wouldn't shoot without a cause |
[00:50.370] | I'd gun nobody down |
[00:52.420] | But she cried again as he rode away |
[00:56.340] | |
[00:57.230] | Don't take your guns to town son |
[01:01.100] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[01:03.500] | Don't take your guns to town |
[01:08.170] | |
[01:10.810] | He sang a song as on he rode |
[01:14.889] | His guns hung at his hips |
[01:16.600] | He rode into a cattle town |
[01:19.970] | A smile upon his lips |
[01:22.760] | He stopped and walked into a bar |
[01:25.300] | And laid his money down |
[01:27.900] | But his mother's words echoed again |
[01:31.289] | |
[01:32.579] | Don't take your guns to town son |
[01:36.170] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[01:38.530] | Don't take your guns to town |
[01:43.759] | |
[01:45.960] | He drank his first strong liquor then to calm his shaking hand |
[01:49.550] | And tried to tell himself he had become a man |
[01:56.870] | A dusty cowpoke at his side began to laugh him down |
[02:02.800] | And he heard again his mothers words |
[02:06.430] | |
[02:07.268] | Don't take your guns to town son |
[02:10.949] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[02:13.829] | Don't take your guns to town |
[02:18.290] | |
[02:19.989] | Filled with rage then |
[02:23.719] | Billy Joe reached for his gun to draw |
[02:26.539] | But the stranger drew his gun and fired |
[02:30.728] | Before he even saw |
[02:31.949] | As Billy Joe fell to the floor |
[02:36.790] | The crowd all gathered 'round |
[02:38.990] | And wondered at his final words |
[02:41.379] | |
[02:42.119] | Don't take your guns to town son |
[02:45.509] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[02:48.849] | Don't take your guns to town |
[02:52.949] |
[00:02.190] | |
[00:04.220] | |
[00:04.500] | " Don' t Take Your Guns To Town" |
[00:05.120] | A young cowboy named Billy Joe grew restless on the farm |
[00:09.459] | A boy filled with wonderlust who really meant no harm |
[00:14.259] | He changed his clothes and shined his boots |
[00:17.459] | And combed his dark hair down |
[00:19.519] | And his mother cried as he walked out |
[00:21.929] | |
[00:23.409] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[00:25.539] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[00:28.990] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[00:33.980] | |
[00:34.830] | He laughed and kissed his mom |
[00:39.220] | And said your Billy Joe' s a man |
[00:41.470] | I can shoot as quick and straight as anybody can |
[00:45.310] | But I wouldn' t shoot without a cause |
[00:50.370] | I' d gun nobody down |
[00:52.420] | But she cried again as he rode away |
[00:56.340] | |
[00:57.230] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[01:01.100] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[01:03.500] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[01:08.170] | |
[01:10.810] | He sang a song as on he rode |
[01:14.889] | His guns hung at his hips |
[01:16.600] | He rode into a cattle town |
[01:19.970] | A smile upon his lips |
[01:22.760] | He stopped and walked into a bar |
[01:25.300] | And laid his money down |
[01:27.900] | But his mother' s words echoed again |
[01:31.289] | |
[01:32.579] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[01:36.170] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[01:38.530] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[01:43.759] | |
[01:45.960] | He drank his first strong liquor then to calm his shaking hand |
[01:49.550] | And tried to tell himself he had become a man |
[01:56.870] | A dusty cowpoke at his side began to laugh him down |
[02:02.800] | And he heard again his mothers words |
[02:06.430] | |
[02:07.268] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[02:10.949] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[02:13.829] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[02:18.290] | |
[02:19.989] | Filled with rage then |
[02:23.719] | Billy Joe reached for his gun to draw |
[02:26.539] | But the stranger drew his gun and fired |
[02:30.728] | Before he even saw |
[02:31.949] | As Billy Joe fell to the floor |
[02:36.790] | The crowd all gathered ' round |
[02:38.990] | And wondered at his final words |
[02:41.379] | |
[02:42.119] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[02:45.509] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[02:48.849] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[02:52.949] |
[00:02.190] | |
[00:04.220] | |
[00:04.500] | " Don' t Take Your Guns To Town" |
[00:05.120] | A young cowboy named Billy Joe grew restless on the farm |
[00:09.459] | A boy filled with wonderlust who really meant no harm |
[00:14.259] | He changed his clothes and shined his boots |
[00:17.459] | And combed his dark hair down |
[00:19.519] | And his mother cried as he walked out |
[00:21.929] | |
[00:23.409] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[00:25.539] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[00:28.990] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[00:33.980] | |
[00:34.830] | He laughed and kissed his mom |
[00:39.220] | And said your Billy Joe' s a man |
[00:41.470] | I can shoot as quick and straight as anybody can |
[00:45.310] | But I wouldn' t shoot without a cause |
[00:50.370] | I' d gun nobody down |
[00:52.420] | But she cried again as he rode away |
[00:56.340] | |
[00:57.230] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[01:01.100] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[01:03.500] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[01:08.170] | |
[01:10.810] | He sang a song as on he rode |
[01:14.889] | His guns hung at his hips |
[01:16.600] | He rode into a cattle town |
[01:19.970] | A smile upon his lips |
[01:22.760] | He stopped and walked into a bar |
[01:25.300] | And laid his money down |
[01:27.900] | But his mother' s words echoed again |
[01:31.289] | |
[01:32.579] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[01:36.170] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[01:38.530] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[01:43.759] | |
[01:45.960] | He drank his first strong liquor then to calm his shaking hand |
[01:49.550] | And tried to tell himself he had become a man |
[01:56.870] | A dusty cowpoke at his side began to laugh him down |
[02:02.800] | And he heard again his mothers words |
[02:06.430] | |
[02:07.268] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[02:10.949] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[02:13.829] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[02:18.290] | |
[02:19.989] | Filled with rage then |
[02:23.719] | Billy Joe reached for his gun to draw |
[02:26.539] | But the stranger drew his gun and fired |
[02:30.728] | Before he even saw |
[02:31.949] | As Billy Joe fell to the floor |
[02:36.790] | The crowd all gathered ' round |
[02:38.990] | And wondered at his final words |
[02:41.379] | |
[02:42.119] | Don' t take your guns to town son |
[02:45.509] | Leave your guns at home Bill |
[02:48.849] | Don' t take your guns to town |
[02:52.949] |