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	Well, you're my friend and can you see,						Well, you're my friend and can you see,
	Many times we've been out drinkin',						Many times we've been out drinkin',
	Many times we've shared our thoughts,						Many times we've shared our thoughts,
1	But did you ever, ever notice the kind of thoughts I got?						But did you ever, ever notice, the kind of thoughts I got?	1
	Well, you know I have a love, a love for everyone I know.						Well, you know I have a love, a love for everyone I know.
	And you know I have a drive to live, I won't let go.						And you know I have a drive to live, I won't let go.
2	But can you see this opposition comes risin' up sometimes,						Can      you see this opposition comes risin' up sometimes.	2
3	That its dreadful imposition comes blacking in my mind?						That its dreadful imposition, comes blacking through my mind.	3
4	(And that I see a darkness.)						And that I see a darkness.	4
5	(And that I see a darkness.)						And that I see a darkness.	5
6	(And that I see a darkness.)						And that I see a darkness.	6
7	(And that                  I see a darkness.)						Did you know how much I love you?	7
8	(Did you know how much I love you?)						Is a hope that somehow you,	8
9	(Is a hope that somehow you,)						Can save me from this darkness.	9
1	(Can save me from this darkness.)							1
	Well, I hope that someday, buddy, we have peace in our lives.						Well, I hope that someday, buddy, we have peace in our lives.
	Together or apart, alone or with our wives.						Together or apart, alone or with our wives.
	And we can stop our whoring and pull the smiles inside.						And we can stop our whoring and pull the smiles inside.
	And light it up forever and never go to sleep.						And light it up forever and never go to sleep.
	My best unbeaten brother, this isn't all I see.						My best unbeaten brother, this isn't all I see.
10	(Oh, no, I see a darkness.)						Oh, no, I see a darkness.	10
11	(Oh, no, I see a darkness.)						Oh, no, I see a darkness.	11
12	(Oh, no, I see a darkness.)						Oh, no, I see a darkness.	12
13	(Oh, no, I see a darkness.)						Oh, no, I see a darkness.	13
14	(Did you know how much I love you?)						Did you know how much I love you?	14
15	(Is a hope that somehow you,)						Is a hope that somehow you,	15
16	(Can save me from this darkness.)						Can save me from this darkness.	16
	[I SEE A DARKNESS]						[I SEE A DARKNESS]
	[Written by: Will Oldham[1]						[Written by: Will Oldham[1]
17	Performed by: Johnny Cash with Will Oldham[2]						Performed by: Johnny Cash with Will Oldham	17
18	Appears on: American (Recordings) III: Solitary Man-2000[3].						Appears on: American (Recordings) III: Solitary Man-2000.]	18
19	[1]Will Oldham, a.k.a. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy (born 24 December 1970						[1]Will Oldham, a.k.a. Bonnie 'Prince' Billy (born 24	19
20	in Louisville, Kentucky), is an American singer, songwriter, and actor.						December 1970 in Louisville, Kentucky), is an American	20
21	He                               is known for his "do-it-yourself punk aesthetic and blunt honesty,"						singer, songwriter, and actor. he is known for his	21
22	and his music has been likened to Americana, folk, roots, country, punk,						"do-it-yourself punk aesthetic and blunt honesty," and his	22
23	and indie rock, although Oldham is dissatisfied with these labels. He						music has been likened to Americana, folk, roots, country,	23
24	thinks it’s not "roots music," though he admits it is influenced by						punk, and indie rock, although Oldham                 is dissatisfied with	24
25	Western popular music." He has been called an "Appalachian post-punk						these labels: "I don’t think it’s roots music, though it’s	25
26	solipsist"[4] and is notable for "his unique voice--a fragile sort-of						definitely influenced by Western popular music." He has been	26
27	warble frittering around haunted melodies in the American folk or						called an "Appalachian post-punk solipsist"[2] and is notable	27
28	country tradition.]						for "his unique voice--a fragile sort-of warble frittering	28
29							around haunted melodies in the American folk or country	29
30	[2]Oldham sings with Cash on the lyrics in parentheses.]						tradition.]	30
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31	[3]Transcribed from the track on this album.]						[2]sol·ip·sism-Pronunciation[sol-ip-siz-uhm]–noun 1. Philosophy,	31
32							the theory that only the self exists, or can be proved to exist.	32
33	[4]sol·ip·sism-Pronunciation[sol-ips-iz-uhm]–noun 1. Philosophy. the theory						2. extreme preoccupation with and indulgence of one's feelings,	33
34	that only the self exists, or can be proved to exist. 2. extreme preoccupation						desires, etc.; egoistic self-absorption.]	34
3	with and indulgence of one's feelings, desires, etc.; egoistic self-absorption.]							3

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