Cash Museum on 3rd. We saw
pieces of his life, his work and his
home with private pictures of him
and June Carter. Johnny’s music
wasn’t the only music honored
at the Cash museum; artists who
have covered Johnny, the Carter
Family and his work with Bob
Dylan on Nashville Skyline were
on display and there were even
props and costumes from the
Walk the Line biopic from 2005.
It’s been reported that when John-
ny Cash did his video for his cover
of “Hurt” his daughter said to him
“It sounds like you’re saying good-
bye” to which Johnny replied “I
am.” Dad and I watched the song
on a small screen next to Johnny’s
chair used in the video. My fa-
ther loved hearing the covers of
Johnny’s songs and the interactive
exhibit where you can remix one
of four Johnny Cash songs to your
liking. As we left he said “I never
knew he had so many songs”
which is my dad’s way of saying he
didn’t know the scope of Johnny
Cash’s impact.
Then we walked over to 4th and
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