Is it a coincidence that there is a hymn with a very similar name – “The Old Rugged Cross”? I don’t know, it just came immediately to my mind.
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You’ve got the right to burn the flag, but if you burn mine I’ll shoot you. I like that. You destroy my property there is a price to pay, and it may be the ultimate price. Which brings me to the bullshit Red Flag Law. We cannot give the libs the opportunity to turn the lives of innocent Americans upside down simply by accusing someone of suspicious behavior. No matter what it starts out as, it will be abused by the libs for the purpose of threatening, intimidating, and disarming law abiding conservatives. We all know that is what will happen. Trump has indicated he could support a version of this. If he does it’s likely a deal breaker for me. This is an issue he must stick his flag in the ground and fight against! It should be called the White Flag Law, as in WE GIVE UP!
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Brilliant,
Eat that millennial’s, x-box children trash,,,
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My 16-year-old likes Johnny Cash (and begged me once for a tee shirt, which I bought and he stills wears); this sort of surprised me because I myself only know a little about Cash. And I didn’t know this song, which I am going to spread far and wide (well, as far and wide as my little place in the world allows).
My heart overflowed.
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not a huge Cash fan … he’s passable, his ‘Johnny Cash at Folsom Prision’ album I did buy & enjoy (actually it was an 8-track)
had talent, but couldn’t carry a tune unless it was in a bucket (I should criticize … I sing even worse)
best thing he ever did was hitch his star to June Carter
… but, then he went & made Roseanne …
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When I was at home on leave from the Navy in Oct. 1973 I went along with my mom and dad to see Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash perform at the old Spokane Coliseum. It was a good concert and all these year later I still like Johnny Cash’s music especially his music just before he died in the early 2000’s. Hurt and God’s Gonna Cut You Down are some of his last songs that are very powerful.
WoW
Is it a coincidence that there is a hymn with a very similar name – “The Old Rugged Cross”? I don’t know, it just came immediately to my mind.
You’ve got the right to burn the flag, but if you burn mine I’ll shoot you. I like that. You destroy my property there is a price to pay, and it may be the ultimate price. Which brings me to the bullshit Red Flag Law. We cannot give the libs the opportunity to turn the lives of innocent Americans upside down simply by accusing someone of suspicious behavior. No matter what it starts out as, it will be abused by the libs for the purpose of threatening, intimidating, and disarming law abiding conservatives. We all know that is what will happen. Trump has indicated he could support a version of this. If he does it’s likely a deal breaker for me. This is an issue he must stick his flag in the ground and fight against! It should be called the White Flag Law, as in WE GIVE UP!
Brilliant,
Eat that millennial’s, x-box children trash,,,
My 16-year-old likes Johnny Cash (and begged me once for a tee shirt, which I bought and he stills wears); this sort of surprised me because I myself only know a little about Cash. And I didn’t know this song, which I am going to spread far and wide (well, as far and wide as my little place in the world allows).
My heart overflowed.
not a huge Cash fan … he’s passable, his ‘Johnny Cash at Folsom Prision’ album I did buy & enjoy (actually it was an 8-track)
had talent, but couldn’t carry a tune unless it was in a bucket (I should criticize … I sing even worse)
best thing he ever did was hitch his star to June Carter
… but, then he went & made Roseanne …
When I was at home on leave from the Navy in Oct. 1973 I went along with my mom and dad to see Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash perform at the old Spokane Coliseum. It was a good concert and all these year later I still like Johnny Cash’s music especially his music just before he died in the early 2000’s. Hurt and God’s Gonna Cut You Down are some of his last songs that are very powerful.
Thanks @BFH for the constant reminder.