Sunday Morning Coming Down - Johnny Cash
Version 1 of 5
- Sunday Morning Coming Down (Chords) (v2)Rating: 4.27 / 5.00
- Sunday Morning Coming Down (Chords) (v3)Rating: 4.38 / 5.00
- Sunday Morning Coming Down (Chords) (v4)Rating: 4.55 / 5.00
- Sunday Morning Coming Down (Chords) (v5)Rating: 4.87 / 5.00
Tuning: Standard, E A D G B E
-----0-----
-----0-----
-----1-----
-----2-----
-----2-----
-----0-----
-----5-----
-----2-----
-----2-----
-----2-----
-----0-----
-----x-----
-----2-----
-----0-----
-----2-----
-----1-----
-----0-----
-----x-----
-----4-----
-----5-----
-----6-----
-----6-----
-----4-----
-----x-----
-----0-----
-----0-----
-----2-----
-----2-----
-----2-----
-----0-----
Well I woke up
Sunday mornin
'
With no way to
hold my head
that didn't hu
rt
And the beer I
had for break
ast wasn't bad
So I had one m
ore for desert
Then I fumbled
through my cl
oset
And through my
clothes and f
ound my cleane
st, dirty shir
t
Then I washed
my face and co
mbed my hair
And stumbled d
own the stairs
to meet the d
ay
Well I smoked
my mind the ni
ght before
With cigarette
s and songs I'
d been pickin'
Then I lit my
first and watc
hed a small ki
d
Playin' with a
can that he w
as kickin'
Then I walked
across the str
eet
And cuaght the
Sunaday smell
of someones f
ryin' chickin
And Lord it to
ok me back som
ething
That I lost so
mewhere, someh
ow along the w
ay.
On a Sunday mo
rnin' sidewalk
I'm wishin' Lo
rd that I was
stoned
'Cause there's
somethin' in
a Sunday
That makes a b
ody feel alone
And there's no
thin' short of
dyin'
That's half as
lonesome as t
he sound
Of a sleepin'
city sidewalk
And Sunday mor
nin' comin' do
wn
In the park I
saw a daddy
With a laughin
' little girl
that he was sw
ingin'
Then I stopped
beside a Sund
ay School
And listen to
the songs they
were singin'
Then I headed
down the stree
t
And somewhere
far away a lon
ely bell was r
ingin'
And it echoed
through the ca
nyon
Like the disap
pearin' dreams
of yesterday
On a Sunday mo
rnin' sidewalk
I'm wishin' Lo
rd that I was
stoned
'Cause there's
somethin' in
a Sunday
That makes a b
ody feel alone
And there's no
thin' short of
dyin'
That's half as
lonesome as t
he sound
Of a sleepin'
city sidewalk
And Sunday mor
nin' comin' do
wn
(ending)