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The other day, some kind folks in the music industry came out to commemorate my career. Out of respect, I showed up there as a surprise guest. With my guitar in hand, I stood on stage to personally greet those who came out to the show. They showed intense devotion, cheering like crazy. Just goes to show you how much the world still cares...

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I remember my performance at Folsom Prison like it was yesterday. The convicts hung on to every chord and word like it was their last. Some of them even put my own devoted fans to shame.

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Check out this neat article about how I got my career launched into the stratosphere. I'd like to thank these dedicated fans for writing this blog to help people know about my past.

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My hometown of Dyess was a cozy little place. However, one thing in Dyess scarred me for life. With my dying breath, I tell the tale of my adolescence in Dyess.

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Well, it's been a rough month for me. On May 5th, my wife, June Carter, died. To make matters worse, my health is going down the drain faster than you can believe. Someday soon, I'll be resting peacefully in a grave.

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They said I couldn't have a crossover hit. Well, they were wrong. My single "I Walk the Line" was not just a #1 hit on the country charts, but a Top 20 hit on the pop charts. I was as surprised as everyone else was when it happened. At that point, I became a national icon. Everyone knew me for the outlaw shtick I provided, and I lived it up.

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          Cash in Chains! October 4th, 1965

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          Cash in Chains! October 4th, 1965

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Famous country artist Johnny Cash has been arrested on account of illegally smuggling drugs. A narcotics squad uncovered 668 capsules of amphetamines and 475 tranquilizers in Cash's suitcase. He pleaded innocent on account of amphetamines and tranquilizers being legal. Nonetheless, he was still arrested, but given a reduced sentence.