PSYCHOTHERAPIST REACTS to Johnny Cash- Hurt

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[@bobbybaklava9605]

Johnny Cash has since passed for some time now. This was his last gift to us before his passing.

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

🙏❤️

[@DaP84]

20 years ago next year, crazy how time flies

[@rxcklessClip5]

I was born the day passed 😔🙏

[@dantreadwell7421]

His wife, June, died within a month or so of this finishing.

[@DaP84]

@@dantreadwell7421 nope, she died 3 months after they filmed this music vid. And Cash 4 months after her

[@bidwell13]

This was Johnnys last music video he made. It was his goodbye to the world cause not long after this came out June passed away in May 03 and then he followed in Sept 03. The scene with her on the stairs wasn’t scripted. She came down to check on him and the director caught sight of her and made sure the camera man got it. This song was like it was written specifically for him. Fit him to a “T”. The songwriter, Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails, said after hearing Johnny’s version that the song was Johnny’s from then on. They released an album a few years after Johnny’s death with a song called “God’s Gonna Cut You Down” and they made a music video with a mix of stars and Johnny’s friends.

[@zambonibob2026]

Wow thats actually one of the saddest things ever. RIP Johnny and June.

[@JC11451]

This song, originally is a Nine Inch Nail song covered by Cash its original meaning is about self harm, and heroin, no matter if it reflects Cash’s addiction issues, or suicidal thoughts, it’s one of Cash’s classics. Johnny decided to change just one line, possibly reflecting his Christian faith, Rest in Paradise Mr. Cash

[@emcash7042]

What line?

[@Christopher-wm8vc]

Shut up

[@andrewmowen2925]

I really love the original from Nine Inch Nails but love how Johnny Cash covered it and put his style to it. I feel this song will stand the testsof time and will be covered again someday.

[@JC11451]

@@emcash7042 In the original song, by nine inch nails the line says “I wear this crown of shit” Whereas Johnny says “I wear this crown of thorns”

[@claire.chiste]

I think that NIN liked this version better than theirs. Don’t quote me on that though

[@kitsune303]

That constant piano note banging away is the pulse of the song and Johnny's anguish is it's soul. No one else could sing this song in this way.

[@KidBuu198]

Johnny cash sadly already passed away back in 2003. This was one of the last songs he did and it was honestly very sad.

[@ramoncruz9565]

This is a cover by nine inch nails the vocalist said once johny cash covered it, it was now his song.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Reznor's song is so good, and Johnny just took it a notch further. Then the video producer created a work of art, a total gut-punch. I can never watch this with dry eyes.

[@MephiticMiasma]

The House of Cash is (was) real. It was closed due to lack of business and was in decay. Johnny was staying there at the time the video was shot, and they used its physical disrepair as a way to show Johnny's mental and physical age and its limitation. It burned down several years after Johnny's death, it was under renovation and various cleaning supplies and wood finishes/chemicals helped fuel the fire.

[@davidgessin-mccully3919]

Trent Reznor first thought this song was weird to hear someone else sing a song that he wrote from a very bad place in his life it wasn’t until he saw the video that he believed the song passed from him to Johnny

[@triplebackspace3623]

This song takes on so much more depth after you know that it was a cover. Because once you know that Trent wrote this at a dark time in his early 20s and Johnny covered this near the end of his life. It becomes a song that connects both singers by the shared emotions of regret and emotional pain. It really demonstrates an aspect of humanity because everybody can relate to regret and emotional pain. Trent stated that after he saw this cover video he knew that the song he wrote was no longer his and he gained a greater appreciation of music and how it can connect people.

[@evanirvana500]

Johnny died within I think months of this video. Even the actual writer of this song from nine inch nails said it belonged to him now. Johnny took it and it became the reflections of a person at the end if his life having to face all the things he's done to others and himself, the many losses and the deep guilt he still felt. It resonates because we all know it doesn't matter how much money and fame you have, we all have to face our pasts when death finally comes. This was quite simply Johnny Cash's goodbye. Rest in peace .

[@Frank-pe9pk]

I grew up listening to Johnny and so hard seeing him for the last time. I will remember seeing him in concert back in the early 70’s for the first time. Sadly shortly after doing this his wife, June Carter Cash, passed. Few months later he passed away. The pain and agony! God bless June & Johnny.

[@nate6382]

Johnny is a country legend and what he means is everybody around are gone are reference to Merle Haggard Waylon Jennings he's best friend's and other OG COUNTRY legends from the 60s n 70s and with Willie Nelson being only one left of there close circle and also he's wife June Carter there relationship was the sweetest story when he was a about 12 15 years old he heard her voice on the radio and fell in love with her and said to somebody I don't know how or when but I'm going to marry this woman, and it's a amazing bio pic on he's life called walk the line I love Jonny cash he's so soothing Also the sad part is some people think johnny cash pretty much died of heartbreak because he's wife June died May 15, 2003 and like 4 months later johnny died September 12, 2003

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Thanks so much Nate! So sad but such great memories😊

[@maryannanderson2213]

Johnny Cash has been dead for about 20 years. The House of Cash was a real museum featuring Cash's music memorabilia and a gift shop and it was located about five miles from his home in Hendersonville Tennessee some 30 minutes outside of Nashville. Cash was kicked off of the Grand Ole Opry and his concerts weren't selling out and his record sales were down and his record company dropped him (even though his records had MADE that particular company) and he was sort of viewed as a "has been" and at that time The House of Cash shut down because no one was coming to visit it. In recent years he has reached a whole new generation of fans and his music is enjoying a resurgence and a new Johnny Cash Museum and Gift Shop has opened in downtown Nashville just a couple of blocks from the old Ryman Auditorium where the Grand Ole Opry used to be broadcast from before they moved to their new location on the outskirts of the city. I think easily the most traumatizing thing in Johnny's life and the thing that left the biggest scar was the death of his brother back when they were very young, I think Jack (his brother) was about 14. Johnny was going fishing and he wanted Jack to go with him but Jack felt like he needed to work at the sawmill that day instead because the family was very poor (yes that old white house was where he grew up) and he knew the family needed the money. Johnny went fishing and Jack went to work and that day Jack fell into a saw giving him a devastating wound to his stomach. He lived a few days but he finally succumbed to his injuries. Johnny was crushed by his brother's death but then to add to his "hurt" his father told him that "the wrong son" was killed because Jack had plans to be a minister, which his father thought was a far better calling than "piddling around making music" like Johnny planned to do. Also, Jack had already exhibited that he was more responsible than Johnny as evidenced by his willingness to go to work that day while Johnny went fishing! Johnny never got over his brother's death or his father's statement that the wrong son died. Even when Johnny achieved megastar status and millions of fans loved him and he lifted his parents out of poverty, his father still never fully approved of him. The truth is that while there are elements of this song that seem custom made for Cash, for instance the reference to drug use because he fought drug addiction several different times during his life, but he had NOT been left alone. His wife, who one could argue was pretty much his whole world, was still alive and they had a son John Carter Cash who worked on musical arrangements for his father's songs and he and his family were certainly still very much in Johnny's life. Also, Johnny's daughters by his first marriage and June's daughters by HER first marriage were also still very much in his life. He had a bunch of grandchildren who were in and out of the house on a regular basis. He also had a younger sister and a younger brother who were very much a part of his life and who practically idolized him. That is not to mention the millions of fans who still loved him despite the fact that he was not as commercially appealing as the record company would have liked. The fact that you believe he is a lonely old man sitting in his mansion all alone, perhaps counting his money or polishing his awards because that's all he had left because everyone had walked away from him, is simply a testament to what an excellent song stylist he was. He made you think he was actually going through all that. He was not! What he was, was one of the best musical storytellers of all time. I have been a Johnny Cash fan since his first hit record, "Cry, Cry, Cry" which was released in the mid-50's. During Johnny's heyday, his music was so popular that it is said that of every five records that were purchased in this country, ONE of them was a record by Johnny Cash! I have watched this video many times but I still can't make it all the way through without crying. I don't mean to pull an Annie Wilkes here but I am a HUGE fan of Johnny Cash and growing up I felt like he was almost one of my brothers and when he died a couple of decades ago, I cried for days! It is my opinion that there will never be anyone who can fill his shoes.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

This song is a tear jerker but so beautifully done. ❤ Happy Thanksgiving 😊

[@LiamYessayian]

Sadly johnny cash died extremely depressed. Sad way to go.

[@clasmaster1471]

Ouch. Johnny was just trying to tell us before he left the planet what’s really important is your relationship with your friends and your family and the memories you share. All the money and all the stuff is just that, stuff. You can’t take it with you and it don’t mean anything and it doesn’t help you when you’re alone and you would trade your last dollar for someone who actually cared and would be there for you. Definitely a song of loss and regret that we can all appreciate. RIP Johnny Cash

[@andrewmowen2925]

This song always brings tears to my eyes but not really tears of pain but rather those of joy. I'm so thankful for my scars b/c when I see them I know how far I have come. I took my kingdom of dirt and do my best daily to build a good structure upon it. So thankful for!

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

😊👍

[@Masomitsu]

I really love this song from johnny. Its my go to "crying-song" because there are times where I am really close to crying but somehow cant and this song always helps. Sending love to all of you x3

[@JennaVonLucius]

Why do you need to force the tears? 🤔🤔🤷‍♀️

[@Masomitsu]

@@JennaVonLucius Because the feeling you get after crying is one of the best there is 🤫

[@Panthia]

June died in May of 2003 and Johnny dies on September of 2003.

[@xslabcabxhearsex]

As a older man and in bad health and not long left this video and song says so much.as we getter older our family and friends die and you are alone.you look back at all regrets.you work your whole life to have nice house,car and other things but in the end it’s just dirt. I respect Jonny for being so vulnerable in this song and video.he passed not long after this.this song was his last gift and what a gift it is.

[@dragon-ed1hz]

Amen.

[@matveyfeniya9979]

Amen.

[@scotthill1600]

Hope your doing well & can come to peace before passing. Thank you for this comment, passing is one thing, enjoy the afterlife🙏🏼

[@kitsune303]

I'm in the late 4th quarter of life myself and I know we experience this song in a way that can't be appreciated without that perspective. Peace, my friend.

[@amandagladden6703]

Yes, that is Johnny's house. This was his last "good-bye" before he passed following his wife, June. He knew he was dying when he covered this song. You should have finished the video. Closing the piano is truly heart felt.

[@davidbanachek7966]

You cut away from the video too quickly. Even though the music had stopped, the camera pans down as he closes the piano and runs his hands across the cover. There is a sense of finality to it. Amazing how he took a song written by a younger man about his current problems and turned it into his song reflecting back on his own life. The songwriter (Trent Reznor) wasn't impressed the first time he listened to the audio of Johnny's version, but then saw the video and it brought him to tears. He then said: “That song isn’t mine any more.”

[@carlrodd8510]

one of the many inappropriate things in this video. shame he didn't do even the slightest research on any of it.

[@ameyer1970]

June passed shortly after this video was released. He passed a few months later.

[@davidterry6155]

A fun fact: Did you know in Folsom Prison Blues there are no trains that are closer than 20 miles away. There is light rail but not a train.

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Didn’t know that? Thanks 😊👍

[@JennaVonLucius]

I don't understand what you're trying to say.🤔🤔 There are no trains where..?

[@pokemaul2k4]

Everytime you stop to say “you feel the build up of this?” Is killing the momentum of the song.

[@ScottJones12stringscott]

The original song was written by Trent rezner for 9 inch nails, but after hearing Johnny's cover of it, Trent says it now belongs to johnny. Johnny's wife died just months before he did and he died just months after this song was released, but not the video. Video was released post morum.

[@redraven4177]

The photo was his mom. June passed away 6 months after the recording. Johnny joined her 6 months later.

[@gavynchapman1808]

One of the only songs that makes me tear up every time I hear it

[@Beasty2023]

loved this reaction!! thanks for all you guys do Tom and Nick!!

[@paulmayden7344]

I like Johnny's cover of this. The original was done by Nine Inch Nails and written by Trent Reznor from that band. It was about Trent losing everything due to addiction and being so angry about it. Johnny's cover takes Trent's words and makes it about losing everything to time and being bitter about that. Same words, different meanings. So good.

[@keetahbrough]

Please don't pause the song, during a song like this.. in order to intellectualize it. You're supposed to *feel* it. You can't feel it when you're constantly stopping it. You're wondering about the wrong stuff, because you won't feel it. xo

[@lukewilsonhere]

(a) reactors have to stop it due to copyright strikes if they don’t, and… (b) it’s a damn reaction channel. What exactly do you want them to do?

[@angelskunk2206]

They’ve both passed away. Johnny passed away a few months after making this video. First June passed away in May 2003 then he passed away in September of the same year.

[@whofactchecksthefactcheckers]

It's crazy to think that Johnny cash passed almost 20 years ago now, It really doesn't seem like that long

[@irm1208]

Trent reznor said “I wrote the lyrics but John was meant to sing them. And his perspective/ interpretation makes it about an old man reflecting on his life

[@tomrodgers6629]

Jonny Cash wife died first he died 4 months later. one year from this video.

[@adiarainfoster]

The music video was filmed in February 2003. June Carter Cash died in May 2003, three months after this was filmed. Johnny Cash died in September 2003, 7 months after this was filmed. Not a year.

[@benandemmasmom]

Whatever doesn't kill you will leave a scar..

[@r3dn3ckbb11]

Johnny Cash passed away in 2003 nine months after the death of his wife, he made this song in the period of time

[@ArgentLeftovers]

I mean..she is in the video...

[@adiarainfoster]

Idk who started this recycled internet trash but it's not the first time i've seen it. it's documented fact that Cash recorded this song in 2002 and he filmed this music video in February of 2003. it's also documented fact that June Carter Cash died in May 2003. So three months AFTER he recorded this.

[@Neshnabek69]

Cash passed away shortly after recording this song, making it by far, despite it being a cover of Nine Inch Nails, Cashs strongest and deepest song.

[@darlingjay4809]

This makes me think of those I've lost in my life and those I look up to whom we've lost.

[@kelseyreed1315]

So i believe a few days after the song was done she passed and then a few months he did now he did not know she made it to the stairs she wanted to her him sing again

[@Zehnhund]

Hey Doc. If you listen to this again you will hear the piano doing clock tones, like a grandfather clock ticking at the beginning and at the end the piano chords sound like a train moving along tracks. Time and travel. Traveling in time?

[@melthebell33]

June died just before he did, after doing this song

[@darrenfryer4454]

Great reaction again Johnny did have a museum but it closed down I can't remember why his wife died before he recorded this song and video and it's a popular misconception the lady on the stairs is actually his daughter the woman it shows in the picture on the wall was his wife Johnny died shortly after this song was released he was 71 Johnny lived has a legend He died a legend and always will be a legend part of music died the day Johnny left this earth to be reunited with his wife RIP To A True Legend we still miss you 💔 Much love from the HOG family #Hangovergangforever

[@elieengoslin3623]

Darren, the picture on the wall is his mom, I have his book man in black and that's her. The one on the steps is June his wife, she still looks the same as when young. Rosanne Cash a singer like her dad has black hair, check out her info.. he has a couple of other daughters, but dont know anything about them. June passed away a few months after this song and then he died shortly after that. Check the dates of their deaths out. Have a great day

[@darrenfryer4454]

@@elieengoslin3623 thank you for your reply unfortunately I was miss informed by another person who said it was his wife I didn't know until after I made the post that wasn't the case my apologies to anyone who read the post it was not my intention to mislead you in anyway 😊😊

[@rkbartlettservices]

That is June, she passed a few months after this then Johnny a few months after that. As far as being alone- you can be in a room full of people and be alone

[@drakeslocum2564]

Do Johnny cash “Gods gonna cut you down “ please

[@spencerfoster5303]

June Carter Cash died shortly after this song was released and Johnny died a few months later all in 2003. This was the last song he recorded. In a way saying goodbye.

[@p.j.morris]

After my Daddy passed away i started cutting i had to see if i could still feel this song hits me very hard i still can't get past the death of my Daddy. Guess i never will on the bright side i will be with my Daddy soon i have cancer and i am not getting treatment i refused it i am ready to go. Awesome reaction love to you and your family from the one and only Memphis Tn.

[@deed5811]

Johnny closed the House of Cash museum after his mother died. I think some one has since opened a new version of it though.

[@sabrinakay4100]

For songs like this it’d be cool if you looked up the details of the background of the song so you’re able to get the whole story

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

That would be cool but I don’t want to know too much😳

[@saithe475]

@@ReactionTherapyOfficial perhaps after your reaction, Nick can give you the background of the music to keep your reaction as authentic as possible.

[@KatieFlaxbeard]

The house of Cash flooded and remained closed to the public ever since the flood. and that was great imagery for the lyrics of cash basically flushing his career when he pours the wine over the feast singing “my empire of dirt” I think the message of the song is that his music was his offering and sacrifice as a human to be worth his place. But he’s a liar (“in my liars chair” ) because he lost himself in that effort. Drug abuse, previous traumas, perhaps a focus and emphasis on the wrong things dvd wrong choices. At the end he sings “I would keep myself” and maybe if he did believe he kept himself then his musical offering would have been worthy and pure and more then an empire of dirt because art is truth. Though he’s before my time I understand Johnny was a man very passionate about repentance and redemption. I think at least in this song he is focused more on his fallen state then on the promised salvation ahead. The song seems such a longing for another chance and regret. I think he also acknowledges his own part in the sufferings of his life. The house he filmed the video in was the home he grew up in which burned down 30 years before the video was made. Both fire and flood in the houses of Cash. Symbolically that’s pretty intense. The video was filmed I believe in Feb 2003 and his wife June passed away that May. Johnny then passed away that September.

[@johnbailey76]

RIP Man in Black

[@calliewall6256]

Amazing song

[@reckless420qc4]

Fact. When he made it listen to her daugther she said: its like you saying goodbye and he only respond: I am... then he died like 3-4 weeks after

[@strangewayfaringstranger]

Also watch on here Johnny Cash - The gift. One of the BEST documentary on him ever.

[@dennyclosser8456]

Buddy for chrissakes don’t stop the song it’s a crescendo of the deepest part of the feeling towards the end take a freaking note and say it afterwards

[@videoinformer]

Even though Johnny Cash is elderly in this, and near the end of his life, I wonder if this song (or Trent Reznor's original) could be cathartic and therapeutic for anyone who is inclined toward self-harm or self-destructive behavior. "I hurt myself today to see if I still feel. I focus on the pain, the only thing that's real....", has to be a familiar thought to many, many people, including teenagers who feel compelled to hurt themselves physically.

[@HjertaSKR]

This was an Original “Nine Inch Nails Song” I usually hate remakes, but I own both of these

[@MACtube7299999]

Trent Reznor's original version seemed like he was just trying to be edgy . He was given credit for writing the song , but who knows? It appears as if who ever did actually write the song , wrote it for Mr. Johnny Cash. His ability to story tell even came through on basic cryptic multi meaning poetic prose. We know exactly what Johnny meant with his video and the baritone delivery of the lyrics even. He was a true gem of a person except for what he did to his self with the drugs. The picture on the wall is of his mother and his wife passed away not too long after she appeared in the video. He too passed away before the video really even took off. February 2003 was filming date . May 15 2003 was when June Cash passed away. September 12, 2003 was when Johnny passed away. That alone gives it a ghostly significance. When you add how good the song is and the video and how well Johnny did on it, it's a hit baby! Congratulations you won the crybaby challenge. Not too many people can make it through that song without crying.

[@victorjohnson7512]

June and Johnny died within six months of making this video.

[@Eric31297]

Happy u finally did this one

[@big_sk4ian424]

He died couple weeks after this music video I'm pretty sure

[@DaP84]

Nope, 7 months later. Music vid filmed in February 2003 and his passing in September 2003. And his wife June 3 months after the music vid, May 2003

[@Pandem1ck1ller94]

I think when he says empire of dirt he’s meaning everything he’s built in life means absolutely nothing in the end of life. What you’ve become as a person is the only thing that will matter

[@Michael-uh3wg]

What was he thinking as he done this song ? That's one thing most people will never really understand ,that said he done this song with due diligence and no one will ever up stage his performance!

[@WombzyR6]

Love that you reacted this song by mr cash and another great more county style song I'd love to see you react to is "So Low" by Koe Wetzel, the songs definitely a great song to react to and hope to get more country on the channel 👀🤙🏼

[@THENICKLEPICKLE1]

I heard he covered this song by NIN because his wife had passed and he was depressed ultimately before his passing

[@cathylee4234]

He released this right after his wife died and he has died after this.He left his first wife for his second . I think his daughter from his first wife died years ago .

[@kylejones9153]

He actually passed not long after doing this song

[@dopamineman1384]

I teared up again 😂😅 man i love johnny he was my idol for the longest. I was in a deep addiction of pills and many other substances . I never really knew Jesus Christ until i hit rock bottom, while in rock bottom and recovering and fighting off temptation i kept replaying walk the line it may not be the most accurate representation of his life but it was the only movie i had. Seeing this video again keeps reminding me that we all have hope to be redeemed by the grace of god. I dont wanna be all preachy but i really feel like cash in the last days of his life he gave his life to Christ. Even with all the sin in his life he truly tried to be a better person and always looked for god. Ill see you at the pearly gates Cash ❤

[@ryanlafranchise201]

He passed away after singing this song

[@JulieRedger]

His wife died just a couple months after this last song of his, and then he died a couple months after her

[@j-philippe_du_berger]

This song is literaly a lifehack , always feel a little better after crying on that song...

[@angelscribbles2525]

Thank you. Johnny. Wow.

[@BarryAndrews-pg1kv]

This is about the emptiness of life without knowing why we are here, what we're doing and where we're going....Emptiness. Good thing about this man's life is, he and his wife completely surrendered to Christ and lived the last handful of years for Him. Stuff of this life will NOT make us happy or answer those deep seated questions. I expect to sing with Johnny in heaven.......

[@thomasmccullough2719]

His museum had a flood

[@gheebuttersnaps3529]

To not know the love story here, is a shame.

[@dullahan7677]

Another song having such a theme is "Like a Stone" by Audioslave. Has an even more profound message after frontman Chris Cornell decided that he was gonna check out early.

[@jasongilbert2379]

Mental Awareness… Listen to Chris Stapleton, Fire Away… you’ll love it:)

[@paulfadeley3496]

Trent Reznor wrote this song originally for his ex fellow musician Tori Amos, after hearing Johnny's cover he said it was his song!!!!!

[@TheREIstory]

Incredible song. One of my all time favorites ❤️

[@juandesantos239]

Rip johnny

[@melthebell33]

I believe the house of cash was real, and sadly it burnt down after he passed?

[@calliewall6256]

You should react to the original by Nine Inch Nails also!

[@ariesfrmheavn]

try Runaway love by ludacris

[@jasoneddy8004]

SUGGESTION: Dig by Incubus

[@w2hftw729]

You gotta listen to New chains same shackles by suicide boys, you’ll love it

[@oscarhokom5730]

you know johnny cash died right

[@ReactionTherapyOfficial]

Yep, trying to stay “in the moment”😊

[@outernothingness1177]

Songs don't come much more psychotherapy than this. ;-) If you're actually a psychotherapist, I'd love to see you react to Amanda Palmer's "The Killing Type". (And make sure you watch the original video.) I'd appreciate a professional's opinion.

[@zachbrazeau3886]

Love the channel! I think you'd love to react to Merkules, he's a Canadian rapper always speaking up about mental health!

[@johnkeegan7744]

Good song

[@jcarroll135]

I'd love to see you react to Hardy- Wait In The Truck :)

[@Alex-is7bm]

You should react to WhereTheTreesMeetTheFreeway by bones

[@bigdaddy-vl5uf]

still waiting till he does rx papi- 12 stout street

[@petersanders3812]

React to battle scars from guy sabastion the anzac day performance

[@chickshd]

Pain. He sang this song with so much pain in his heart. It goes back to the scriptures, What is it worth to gain the whole world, but lose your only soul. Only Johnny knows the people he hurt along the way, his triumphs his failures. He remembers his drug problem, and how he tried to make it all go away through addiction. When an old man knows his time is short, no matter how successful he is, he tends to reflect on his life, and focuses on his disappointments. He wants to make them right. He wants to get right with God. Wealth means nothing at this point in your life. He showed Christ's sacrifice for our sins, so I believe Johnny was repenting. He was expressing his need to repent for all of it, and his only hope was in Christ. Only Christ can make all your wrongs...right.

[@anthonytermini3267]

To late to say I'm sorry ...

[@wishtheyunderstoodme]

This is a cover

[@ramoncruz9565]

FINALLY

[@jeffhughes849]

I am really disappointed in your reaction as a psychotherapist. Your view was very shallow, especially since this song was written by someone else going thru their own painful time. You should study this video and know more of Johnny Cash's history to understand each clip in the video and the emotion and story it is telling.

[@akahina]

Too bad you missed the ending...