Johnny Cash - Sunday Morning Coming Down (The Best Of The Johnny Cash TV Show) | REACTION

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[@Libby_74]

Huge fan of Johnny, thank you for doing this 😊. He is singing about addiction, coming down from the night before. He suffered, and understood the suffering of others. I resonate with this song on many levels....thank God for Johnny Cash. RIP

[@rhiahlMT]

When Johnny Cash did this live on a show they wanted him to change the line "I wish I was stoned." He agreed and went out and sang the line anyway. I like Kris Kristofferson's version also (Kris wrote this song). You should read up on how Johnny and Kris met, interesting story that involved a helicopter.

[@kathrynkissane5144]

Back then, stoned meant drunk on alcohol

[@rhiahlMT]

@@kathrynkissane5144 No, it didn't. It meant high. They asked him to use the word drunk. He agreed and went out and said stoned.

[@troyhagen9843]

@@rhiahlMT They actually told Johnny to sing- wishing lord that I was "home" rather than "stoned".

[@lowerclassbrats77]

I love this song, because I've lived this song and so have you. Sunday is depression personified. Its the furthest point from what you love. Sunday isn't anticipation, its regret.

[@onewxrldmusic7303]

The Johnny Cash TV Show went on for almost one and a half years (June1969 - March 1971). He had great songs and big collaboration with artists like duos.

[@MrRondonmon]

Kris Kristofferson wrote this, the one that wrote Me and Bobby McGee

[@williebee7324]

Thanks my friends - You made an outstanding, heartfelt song - somehow - Even BETTER~! Appreciate your sensitive, tender souls...

[@mdfreels]

The man in black. Nothing else needs to be said. I like it.

[@michaelloveland1330]

Derek & the Dominoes made an appearance on Johnny Cash's TV show. (Early group with Eric Clapton, Jim Gordon, Carl Radle and Bobby Whitlock. What did Mr. Cash think of the hippies?)

[@curtisgough2682]

Can't go wrong with a johnny cash song

[@jamie8032]

Two lads from liverpool reacting to Cash? i like haha.

[@Caseyw462]

Anybody reading this struggling with addiction. HANG IN THERE! every day gets better and there is indeed light at the end of the dark tunnel.

[@kathrynkissane5144]

Wow. I have not even watched yet. I am stunned to see a first time site doing this song. I request it, but... Kris Kristofferson is an amazing songwriter.

[@lizmil]

That show wasn’t on very long, but he had great guests!

[@davidtullis2810]

Wrote by Kris Kristofferson who also wrote Me and My Bobby McGee

[@kathrynkissane5144]

Kris 'Closer to the Bone' And Johnny 'Hurt'

[@hollywoodpotato5289]

RIP, Kris Kristopherson

[@michaelloveland1330]

Kristofferson song. Love it when the Highwaymen cover each other.

[@budmorgan64]

There were some lyrics missing in this version of the song .

[@thewindle]

One of my favorite songs by Johnny Cash. If you haven't listen to "One Piece at a Time" by him.

[@GinMae]

Oh, yeah! haven't thought about "one piece at a time" in years... what a great song! thanks for the reminder! (and it didn't cost me a dime-lol)

[@kmiller3136]

I love Johnny Cash but much prefer the version recorded by Kris Kristofferson who wrote this song and many other classics. Kris’s voice isn’t was good, but it feels more honest.

[@trudywolfe2795]

This song makes me sad.

[@messiandronny3704]

Listen to kris kristofferson too it's also very good