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[@stevious7278]

It doesn't get more real than this.... R.I.P The Man In Black.

[@jondhuse1549]

The way he closes the piano and caresses the cover, just at the end, brings fresh tears - it's like he's saying goodbye and acknowledging that he won't open it again... ouch.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

That’s because he was doing just that-

[@breeannajohnson771]

Didn't he pass not long after this?

[@warre1]

@@breeannajohnson771 his wife June died 3 months after filming of the video, Jonny followed 4 months later.

[@breeannajohnson771]

@@warre1 yeah thats what I thought. I know it wasn't too long after the video was made

[@tikigeorgejones3817]

You nailed it. That gets me every time.

[@757optim]

You looked away just as the images of Jesus appeared. This song was written by a younger man with an entire life of possibilities ahead of him. Johnny's cover is by a man reflecting upon his life at its end. A finality so poignant thiat his daughter said it sounded like Johnny was saying goodbye, to which he answered that he was. As the story is told, Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails wasn't enthusiastic about Johnny doing his song, but after hearing Johnny's cover, said that the song was now Johnny's. Johnny's wife June, the lady on the stairs, passed away soon after this song was done and Johnny soon after that.

[@Minimouser1]

I just found your site today through John prine and I think you're fantastic I love you and I've subscribed and I want to stay in touch oh monkey on the back is is an addiction that you can't quite get rid of but in the breaking of the balloon was his last hit of whatever he was on morphine that took him and I'm so glad you don't know about all this stuff but you are a fantastic

[@LearnToRefine]

This song spoke to Johnny's soul. He made a version of this song that is timeless.

[@KageAkarui]

Even the singer of Nine Inch Nails said in an interview that once he heard this he realized he didn't write the song for his band. He wrote it for Johnny Cash.

[@thomasmcintosh390]

Not a dry eye in the house sweetie.

[@Mark-zu6oz]

I think he could see the end coming, and once he lost June, he could not get over it. It was a powerful observation on mortality and regret.

[@TheBlack-my5yf]

It seems that for Johnny Cash's version of this song, he regrets his distracting excesses, whether it be the things money can buy or substance abuse. As a younger man he had focused on those unimportant and destructive things, and in doing so, missed so much good in his life, and drove away or lost those who should have been most important to him when they were truly in his life. It is a sad tale of self-awareness that comes late in life, and thereby, of regret.

[@aquamarine0023]

Well said and I think very accurate.

[@jimlewis1400]

Johnny struggled greatly with drugs in the early days. He came to Christ in the late 60s and much of his work in the 70s was devoted to Gospel music and spreading the Gospel (hence the film The Gospel Road). He struggled later with addiction to pain meds, but recovered from that too. He ended his life a devoted follower of Christ.

[@steveellis7174]

May all follow his example.

[@coy0te9]

The abandoned farmhouse he stands by was his birthplace.

[@JamesLachowsky]

Actually his childhood home in Dyess, AR which he visited after it was restored. He was born in Kingsland, AR.

[@michaelpdawson]

Yes, that was Johnny's wife June Carter Cash in the video. They both died a few months apart the year after this was recorded.

[@johncampbell756]

She died 3 months and he 9 months after the video, all in the same year.

[@recycleyourcar]

You looked away (I think) to wipe your eyes at such a key moment at the end - right as he looks down, closes, and caresses the piano cover - which most people seem to interpret as analogous to the closing of a coffin lid

[@reneesie1]

This song speaks to the life of addiction... Something my husband died from.. Horrible disease, horrible.

[@CuteLesbo69]

I'm sorry for your loss, I lost my oldest daughter to it 2 years ago. Still hurts like hell.

[@battlegirldeb]

This is one of his last videos. Not to long after they shoot the video . Not matter how many times I see this it always makes me cry. It did the same to Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails who wrote the song about his own pain. After he heard this version he said it was no longer his song it belong to Johnny.

[@fnjesusfreak]

Mark Romanek, who directed the video, clearly "got it".

[@LadyIarConnacht]

His work helped turn a cover into a masterpiece.

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

True - the video is pretty much a vanitas painting - a painting of a type which was popular in the 17th century showing how fleeting the beauty of life is.

[@kyletailfeathers4875]

After all this time, this song still gets me emotional and teary eyed.

[@theblackboxpodcastshow1791]

same here brother , we all feel the same as Johnny at one point or another

[@jimyates4937]

I'm not much of a cryer but this one draws tears from me every time.

[@matthewellis2585]

This was the man in black saying “goodbye”. What a goodbye! Cant make it through this without tears.

[@celinhabr1]

This one is just perfect. It breaks my heart everytime.

[@RedPillMode]

Makes me cry every time if I let. Old man regretting the psin he has caused to others.

[@jgarcia1ful]

Johnny Cash's goodbye performance to the world. Thank You Mr. Cash for being You because no one else could possibly be so real, so truthful, so original, so talented. RIP and Thank You Sir!

[@thelyricologist9568]

The song was originally composed by Nine Inch Nails.When they heard Johnny Cash perform it, they basically "gave" the song to him.

[@dxb8086]

No, they did not "give" it to him. That's what Cash fans always say. It's nonsence.

[@thelyricologist9568]

@@dxb8086 There were quotation marks (or, as some other people will say, inverted commas) surrounding the word "give", weren't there?

[@traydaniel0403]

@@dxb8086 Well yes they did “gave” the song to him

[@battlegirldeb]

Yes that's his wife behind him. The photo of the older woman was his mother in law Maybelle Carter I think. If It is Mrs. Carter she was on of the Pioneer's of Country Music .

[@pattyyoung2103]

It's his Mother

[@J_Gamble]

He married into the Carter family.

[@pattyyoung2103]

@@J_Gamble Yes he did but he had a mother . She lived a long time. After Maybelle Carter died in 1978 .

[@J_Gamble]

@@pattyyoung2103 Indeed. I was responding more to the fellow who wasn't quite sure if it was the same Carter.

[@pattyyoung2103]

@@J_Gamble I'm sorry my sight is almost gone. And I get confused. Please forgive me.

[@smedleybutler1969]

Beautiful and touching reaction as always K.S.O ! Yes that is his wife June Carter of the famous Carter family of Country music! You should watch Johnny and June singing Jackson together!

[@stevegans731]

That last shot looks a lot like him closing the lid of a casket. He was dead a few months later, right after June. The photo on the wall was his mother.

[@kennieharris327]

The good news is that Johnny had a powerful relationship with God and was very sure in his faith. He encouraged others many times to share that faith.

[@PhantomOfSpirit]

This song messes me up, every time I listen to it, and watch someone react to it.

[@bluebear1985]

This is one of those cases where the cover did better than the original. The original was released in 1995 by Nine Inch Nails.

[@Jason17300]

The cover is definitely not “better”.

[@srobindittrich6599]

I didn't know this was written and performed by Nine Inch Nails. Although I have not heard the original, I think this cover by Johnny Cash is pretty intense. Johnny sang from his soul here.

[@brianl8481]

Trent said the song was no longer his own after hearing and seeing the video. Don't know how true it is, but I saw a while ago someone commented that NIN doesn't even perform this song any more.

[@brianl8481]

@@Juhaliza Like I said, didn't know if it was true. Still doesn't negate the fact that Trent said the song belonged to Cash.

[@jeffvanderpool4039]

There's going to be people that feel the original by NIN was better. For the record, I'm not one of them so for those that liked the original better we will just have to agree to disagree. On January 29, 2007 Johnny Cash's rendition of this song was voted the best ever cover version in a poll by BBC 6 Music. It got twice as many votes as other famous covers such as Jimi Hendrix' "All Along The Watchtower" and Joe Cocker's "With A Little Help From My Friends." The video was so intimate that Cash's management didn't think it should be released, and Johnny was leaning in that direction. According to Rick Rubin, it was his daughter, Rosanne Cash, who convinced him to let it go. June Carter Cash, died later that year (May 15, 2003. Johnny passed away September 12, 2003).

[@BobC-fo3si]

I grew up listening to Johnny Cash. He was my mother's favorite singer. One of my favorite childhood memories is listening to my mother sing to Johnny Cash's "I Walk The Line" I remember when I first saw the video, I knew he would not be with us much longer. But I was surprised when his wife June Carter Cash, in the video, passed away first. And then Johnny very soon after.

[@missmayflower]

I first saw this right after he died and downright ugly-cried. It’s so moving.

[@DLT100]

this songs makes the heart feel its being squeezed until you cannot breathe anymore, what a singer what a song props to Trent for giving this to Johnny

[@Filthyrebel]

Let it flow sweetie that's your soul understanding his pain.

[@veryvarley6706]

Originally by Nine Inch Nails, but it suits Johnny Cash so much more. The everyone I know goes away is so much more relevant to an older guy. Although there are quite a few versions of this great song.

[@stevious7278]

Apparently when Trent Reznor saw The Man In Black's version he said "It's Johnny's now".

[@katsujinkin60]

I don't think I would have appreciated this song when I was younger, but now that I'm 68 years old, I know that death is not the worst thing that can happen to you. If you live long enough, you will end up alone! Such is life!

[@michaelswinehart2788]

When johnny came out with this song he knew his time was coming to an end. I am a big jc fan since the 60s. I know alot about him. But when he shut the piano's key door, that put tears in my eyes. His " big gig " was coming to an end. RIP J.C. the " man in black ". The world was a better place with you in it. And yes, that was his wife behind him in the video. June Carter Cash, R.I.P.

[@pillmuncher67]

The original song by the Nine Inch Nails was about heroin addiction. Mr. Cash really made it his own.

[@Simon-hb9rf]

this is one of the best examples of an artist bearing his soul before us. truly powerful and emotional, music to truly be FELT

[@rexmays6302]

This song just makes me want to reach out and hug him, to hold him, to soothe his pain. I cry every time, so let it out sister, for him.

[@brucelyon7524]

When his daughter saw this video he asked her what she thought. I hated it. It sounded like you were saying goodbye. He responded.... I was.

[@aintnoreason1480]

It’s OK to cry. It means your heart is good.

[@timsears951]

what makes this song &video even more powerful & emotional is the fact that Johnny was in very ill health and he knew he was on his way out ...especially after his wife June passed just a few months before his death...this song tears me apart even though I have seen this vid literally 100s of times ..very powerful ..

[@tigerwilliams7723]

I know this song is a cover, but Johnny Cash made it his own. He pours so much emotion into this; you can feel his hurt and pain 😢 RIP

[@astrofrk]

I seen Johnny and June in 1977, so much talent. It's okay, many cry to this video.

[@theknave4415]

Now you know why he was a legend. He didn't just sing, he told stories that you experienced while he was telling the story, through music and lyrics.

[@Elerad]

That was one of the saddest reactions I've seen. You looked so happy and eager to watch when it started, and when you realized what kind of song this was, it was like you just deflated :(. Understandable, but it was sad to see. You're usually so cheerful. That was his wife, June Carter Cash. She actually wasn't supposed to be in the video, but she came downstairs to check on him (she was not in good shape at this point, mentally or physically, and died shortly thereafter), and the look she was giving as she watched him was too perfect for the moment, so they kept it in.

[@steverobinson8214]

Pain. Sorrow and regret. Things nobody can escape. A very sad goodbye from a very human legend. RIP

[@leonardnigerski5352]

I read that he had his daughter watch it. He asked her what she thought of it. She was crying & said it felt like he was saying good-bye. He told her he was. 😢😢😢 Johnny was a true legend.

[@bluegrasssurvival9423]

When Johnny Cash did this, his wife was about to have valve replacement surgery for her heart, and his own health was really bad He knew that he was on borrowed time. June ended up dying in surgery soon after the song was made, and Johnny followed several months later. This song was Johnny basically saying goodbye to his friends, family, and fans. It was the last song he did. At the end when he closes the lid on the piano, it's like he's shutting the lid on his own coffin/career. If this song doesn't touch you, then you have no idea what loss, pain, or regret is. When you get old, you will know it well.

[@theopinionatedman8939]

My Most Compassionate K.S.O., I was tearing up right with you. I've heard this cover a number of times. The lyric was originally written by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails and recorded by them. The lyrics are actually about Trent's struggle with heroin addiction. The original is also powerful, but it pales in comparison to Johnny's cover. When Trent first heard Johnny sing his song, he didn't think much of it. He did feel honored that such an icon would cover his song. He then saw the video and he then knew that it was no longer his song. I know that you know that Johnny and June have passed through the veil. Yes, the blond woman is his mother. Johnny was married before. June was his 2nd wife. They were married for over 40 years. It's needless to say that this song is among my playlist of favorite songs. It never fails to bring a tear to my eye. Again, showing your emotions for such a powerful cover just continues to show your Hunnies that you're human and do have a soul that can be touched. Remember, Heavenly Father has unconditional love for you.

[@JohnCran]

This is just such a powerful piece of art.

[@sandyleewhite]

It is like my heart is breaking in a million pieces, every time I hear Johnny sing this song.......I honestly believe, he knew this was going to be his last performance, his final good-bye, & wanting to apologize, for anybody he may have hurt throughout his lifetime💔 💔💔 ***RIP JOHNNY CASH, YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTON*** 💔💔💔

[@irontusk1862]

Beautiful reaction & touching, yes this is a heartbreaker of a song...A great song. May the man in black rest peacefully~

[@tomwayne3755]

Guys can act all the thug and gangster they want until they see this video. It is absolutely the most emotional experience in music. It makes me ball like a baby every time

[@ellat2302]

Your reaction touched me. You described him and his experience, life perfectly. Man, this video, just crushes the heart to tears! RIP Johnny & his June

[@LadyIarConnacht]

Amazing cover. Gotta give props to the editor that put together that video, because it just intensifies the emotion. A fitting good-bye for a legend that thought he didn't deserve it.

[@tkdky]

Truly "life is but a vapor that appears for just a while and then vanishes away .." - It reminds me to appreciate EVERY moment of EVERY day

[@joed7691]

The fact he recorded this months before he died makes it that much more real and painful. The man was a legend and lived a full life full of both trials and successes. Knowing he carried this pain which resonates so much in this song is sad to watch. You got the entire meaning of this song.

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

This song was written and recorded by Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails, and was originally about a junkie. When he first heard Johnny Cash's version, he cried because Johnny's version was so beautiful and sad and made so much sense for someone at the end of a long life. This was the last song Johnny released before he died, and he intended it almost as an elegy - note that the setting of the video, with the rich deep colours, wine, and fruit, is in the style of what is known as a vanitas painting, a traditional art subject which shows the briefness of physical life and beauty. Johnny's wife (June Carter Cash, who's seen in the video) died a few months before him and he was so in love with her that he basically just gave up the will to continue. June was a member of the most famous family of country musicians, with roots way back in the Appalachian mountains - The Carter family were basically music royalty.

[@turnerdan53]

He looked so ancient in this video and then I realise that he is only 4 tears older than I am now.At 71 he should have had longer. He is missed.

[@solentbum]

He was the Man in Black. Tears at this end too.

[@rescuetweak]

A life fully lived is a hard one and looking at Johnny Cash’s songs through the years I believe he knew the unshakable truth that “Only one life, it will soon be passed, only what’s done for Christ will last.” Thanks for the great reaction.

[@kittenklub1964]

Your reaction was was so real, emotional and sincere, so thank you for that💔 ....it's how almost everyone reacts to this masterpiece the amazing Johnny Cash gave us just before his death.....I cry every time I watch it - you aren't human if you don't react that way (read other comments ref the background of song and the imminent death of both he and his wife June) He conveyed such emotion through his voice and the visuals combined, a rare and hauntingly beautiful talent. He is still 'The Man In Black' and always will be. R.I.P. Johnny Cash 💔

[@roddo1955]

She gets it. Young or old: NOTHING MATTERS. Make the meaning because there is no meaning to existence; just our level of understanding.

[@grazanita]

He passed in 2013. Four months after his losing his wife of 35 years. I think he died of a broken heart. 💔 I knew you would feel this song with your pure soul. I just love watching your reactions because I can feel what you’re feeling. You’re one of the most sincere people that I have had the pleasure of finding on KZbin. Thank you! ❤️

[@johncurtis7186]

2003

[@grazanita]

@@johncurtis7186Oops! Thank you! I need to proofread before I post.

[@mgonzales56]

I knew you were going to cry with this one. I'm a guy, and it makes me cry. Wasn't that just the most powerful video you have ever seen? I'm not a huge Johnny Cash fan, but he hit it out of the park with this one. The woman that was seen with him was his wife, June Carter Cash. She died shortly after this video was filmed. Johnny died two months after her. But they had a great life together. God bless Johnny and June and may they rest in peace.

[@gregoryreed4866]

Love this song and video. I cannot watch the video without tearing up, especially when June watches from behind. She died soon after this song and video was released

[@sheryljones5207]

Johnny did a cover of this song and it was about how a heavy metal singer had such a horrible heroin addiction. And he went through bad additions himself and that is why he undecided to sing this song. It was awesome. He died shortly after making the video. He was always such a great performer.

[@jonathanroot5969]

The brilliance of an amazing performer!😢

[@waynehackney5812]

One of the most moving videos I have ever seen.

[@michaelfletcher9640]

Just the fact that he didn't write this song made his version all the more Amazing! You're getting so Good at this Miss K. Thank You, Sincerely KSO...♡◇♡

[@56music64]

Trent Reznor the writer of Hurt, frontman for Nine Inch Nails and other bands, had perhaps a drug problem or at least depression, so the line that says "everyone goes away in the end" suits Johnny Cash being an older person and everyone has already gone/passed away, but it also means that an addiction or persistent depression or syndrome will drive everyone away, for those around you, no matter how much they love you or care, they can't cope with your addiction or the fear you may hurt yourself through depression

[@kc62301]

Sadness and regret about things in our past is a human experience. Old age and death calling the meaning of our lives into question is a human experience. That is why almost anyone can relate to this song--at least on an emotional level. We all share these emotions.

[@philtarbox8256]

Another great song about life's regrets is "Yesterday" by Roy Clark... amazing song by an amazing artist

[@Ben_Kimber]

I often judge the quality of a song or movie on if they can draw certain emotions out of me. Does it make me cry? Does it make me happy, excited, or pumped and feeling like I could take on the world? Does it give me chills and goosebumps? This song is amazing. It does make me cry. And sometimes, even when I'm not sad, just stressed, finding something to make me emotional actually seems to help relieve some stress.

[@aquamarine0023]

What an amazing reaction. I love your genuine, heartfelt reaction and your analysis which was spot on for the meaning of the words. I love that you didn't stop the song as well and you really listened and absorbed it. I also love that after you listened to it, you went over the lyrics again. I've watched a ton of reaction videos to this song and yours is one of my very favorites.

[@CA-tz2sg]

He and Bowie both knew how to make death an art form. It's creepy... beautiful and beyond. #rip

[@woodysthoughts4032]

Another song that puts life in perspective is by a group called Kansas. The song is "Dust in the Wind." Beautiful song.

[@chuckweger5445]

He had been released from Capital Records after being with them for years. He was picked up by the producer of Nine Inch Nails and other new grunge type albums. Trent Reznor had written the song for Nine Inch Nails and was very protective of it because it was a self portrait. Once he saw what Johnny Cash did with it he bequeathed it to him. The woman in the Video was June Carter, his wife. She died a week after the release.

[@JohnnyBabylon90]

One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain.

[@PInk77W1]

Bob Marley

[@PInk77W1]

@Scott Asay life is good. Only our reactions are bad

[@thomasmcintosh390]

You could have it all my empire of dirt as he pours out the wine. The raw symbolism and art at a level and depth rarely seen. I get choked up sumpin fierce

[@dirkblanston8656]

They say your life flashes by you right before you die. This video is like we’re inside his head as he passes away.

[@Malkiore1]

One of the few songs that actually made me tear up a little

[@timothypreseau8741]

And then I felt sad because I realized that once people are broken in certain ways, they can't ever be fixed, and this is something nobody ever tells you when you are young and it never fails to surprise you as you grow older as you see the people in your life break one by one. You wonder when your turn is going to be, or if it's already happened. ~ Douglas Coupland

[@amys4392]

What I think is amazing about this song...is that because of his age and life experience...and that he was very close to the end if his life.. the lyrics take on a completely different meaning. I know Trent Reznor originally wrote the song he was a person who had a heroin addiction suffered from depression so the song was personal to him. But Johnny Cash was also a drug addict...but just that simple lyric..."the needle tears a hole the old familiar sting" I don't think just drug addict...it makes you think how many times has a doctor drawn blood...hospitals fighting illness and just the absolute toll that living takes on a person. Little nuances in the song change when it is someone with that age in their voice sings it. This song just levels me every time I hear it.

[@sketchtherapy1218]

Everyone hurts when they hear the song, everyone can feel his hurt. It's not just you, you hurt when you hear it cause you got a heart. It will not be easier later, even if you've heard it before it will hurt when you play it again, because he is skilled & poured all his hurt out for all to feel & learn from.

[@dlewtweentorla1210]

This has been up for a while and not sure if someone has pointed this out, the small white house was the one Johnny grew up in. Johnny and June were one of the great Love stories of all time. Shortly after the release of this June passed.... John followed months later. RIP the Man in Black! No singing artist was more real, a great story teller and did it his way.

[@StaceyBeryl]

This is one of the best reactions I've seen on this song. This song is about regret.

[@JMD1965]

I cannot remember a time when Johnny Cash's music wasn't in my life. To me he WAS American music. Try listening to his songs 'Give My Love to Rose' and 'Long Black Veil'

[@janfijay]

You asked if he played it. He sang it beautifully. The keyboards were by Benmont Tench (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers). The acoustic guitars were Mike Campbell (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) and Smokey Hormel. They did a beautiful job.

[@timothybyrom5560]

This is Johnny Cash. His reflection of life. May have been written by another, but it was his from the beginning.

[@IshwaraYogaNET]

Tears, pain, sadness ... its a beautiful and hard watch

[@Eclipse-ik1bq]

Johnny Cash turned a Nine Inch Nails song into something else in 2002, a very haunting and emotional ride this song.

[@jk09345568]

Thorns on his head. Nails in his hands. Nails in his feet. Spear in his side. He hurt for us and he bled and died for us so we could be with him in heaven.

[@BeingScared]

You had the appropriate reaction

[@nunyab.9865]

When the elders speak with powerful messages, we would be fools to disregard it.

[@brucer2152]

A TRUE piece of art.

[@johnlewandowski8624]

This was his final material at the close of his career and his life! SO TOUCHING! Please, react to his earlier material, like Big River, Hey Porter, Folsom Prison Blues, I Walk The Line, and Ring Of Fire! Also, his version and his Daughter Rosanne's version of Tennessee Flattop Box. There's also a duet with his Daughter Rosanne: September When It Comes!

[@trobertw]

The big dinner table, the mansion, the smashed gold record... It all means nothing, in the end, when there's no one to share it with

[@douglasdegraff8335]

I never followed NIN, not because I didn't like them, I lost my Dad that year and it took me many years to accept that Dad was gone. It was so hard. The first time I heard this song, I cried probably for an hour or so. Still do when I hear it. Doesn't hurt like when I lost my friend and Dad, but that scars acts up every now and then. Thanks K.S.O. So glad to know there are those out there who still have hearts that can be touched.

[@natewilliams1062]

What a life lived. But still so many questions. Life is a challenging gift that takes too much time to unwrap. Stay strong. Appreciate what's around you

[@jamesmulanax1424]

The lady in the portrait is his beloved mother, and standing on the staircase is his wife. Even though the band Nine Inch Nails wrote the song, Johnny put heart, soul and wisdom into it. This is his last song, and he passed shortly thereafter. It is Johnny's passion in this moving song that brings so many feelings to bear with the few days we have left. K.S.O's heart-felt response hit the nail on the head.