Johnny Cash - Singer of songs

^AI’m not a^D savior, and^A I’m not^D a saint. The m^Aan with the a^Dnswers I c^Aertainly a^Din’t. ^AI wouldn’t^D tell you what??^A?s right or what?^D??s wrong. ^AI’m just a^D singer of ^Asongs.^D

But I can t^Aake you for a w^Dalk along a li^Attle country str^Deam. I can m^Aake you see through l^Dovers’ eyes an^Ad understand their ^Ddreams. I can h^Aelp you hear a b^Daby’s laugh and^A feel the joy it ^Dbrings. ^AYes, I can ^Ddo it with the s^Aongs I s^Ding. ^AI’m not a ^Dprophet, and^A I’m not ^Da priest. ^AI’m not a^D wise man who??^A?s come from t^Dhe East. ^AI wouldn’t^D tell you what??^A?s right or what?^D??s wrong. ^AI’m just a^D singer of^A songs.^D

But I can ta^Ake you to a c^Dity where a m^Aan was crucifi^Ded. I can t^Aell you how He l^Dived, and I can t^Aell you why He d^Died. I can h^Aelp proclaim the gl^Dory of this mi^Aghty king of k^Dings. ^AYes, I can d^Do it with the s^Aongs I si^Dng. ^AI’m not a ^Dgreat man. I^A don’t claim^D to be. But wh^Aen I meet my M^Daker and H^Ae questions ^Dme, I won’t^A hang my^D head. I’l^Al stand proud and^D strong and say, ?^A??I was a^D singer. Lord^A, I was a^D singer. Yes, ^AI was a s^Dinger of s^Aongs.”