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	Current version of Johnny Cash Lyrics Ring of Fire (http://www.mp3lyrics.org/j/johnny-cash/ring-of-fire/) Current version of the lyrics						Version 1 of Johnny Cash Lyrics Ring of Fire (http://www.mp3lyrics.org/j/johnny-cash/ring-of-fire/v1.html) Version 1 of the lyrics
1	[Instrumental introduction featuring Mariachi horns!]						Love is a burning thing	1
1							and it makes a firery ring	1
2							bound by wild desire	2
3							I fell in to a ring of fire...	3
4								4
5							I fell in to a burning ring of fire	5
6							I went down,down,down	6
7							and the flames went higher.	7
8							And it burns,burns,burns	8
9							the ring of fire	9
10							the ring of fire.	10
11								11
12							The taste of love is sweet	12
13							when hearts like our's meet	13
14							I fell for you like a child	14
15							oh, but the fire went wild..	15
2	Love is         a burning thing,						I fell in to a burning ring	2
3	And it makes a firery ring.						of fire.....[etc]	3
1	Bound by wild desire,							1
2	I fell into a ring of fire.							2
3								3
4	I fell into a burnin' ring of fire.							4
5	I went down, down, down,							5
6	And the flames went higher.							6
7	And it burns, burns, burns,							7
8	The ring of fire.							8
9	The ring of fire.							9
10								10
11	[Instrumental break featuring Mariachi horns.]							11
12								12
13	I fell into a burnin' ring of fire.							13
14	I went down, down, down,							14
15	And the flames went higher.							15
16	And it burns, burns, burns,							16
17	The ring of fire.							17
18	The ring of fire.							18
19								19
20	The taste of love is sweet,							20
21	When hearts like ours meet.							21
22	I fell for you like a child.							22
23	Oh, but the fire went wild.							23
24								24
25	I fell into a burnin' ring of fire.							25
26	I went down, down, down,							26
27	And the flames went higher.							27
28	And it burns, burns, burns,							28
29	The ring of fire.							29
30	The ring of fire.							30
31								31
32	I fell into a burnin' ring of fire.							32
33	I went down, down, down,							33
34	And the flames went higher.							34
35	And it burns, burns, burns,							35
36	The ring of fire.							36
37	The ring of fire.							37
38								38
39	And it burns, burns, burns,							39
40	The ring of fire.							40
41	The ring of fire.							41
42	[Fade.]							42
43	The ring of fire.							43
44	The ring of fire.							44
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46								46
47	[RING OF FIRE]							47
48	[Written by: June Carter Cash & Merle Kilgore[1]							48
49	Performed by: Johnny Cash							49
50	Appears on: Ring of Fire: The Best of Johnny Cash-1963, Classic Cash:							50
51	Hall of Fame Series-1987, The Essential Johnny Cash-1992 & 2002, At San							51
52	Quentin-2007, et al.]							52
53								53
54	[1]Wyatt Merle Kilgore (August 9, 1934–February 6, 2005) was an American singer,							54
55	songwriter, and manager. Although born in Chickasha, Oklahoma, Merle Kilgore was							55
56	raised in Shreveport, Louisiana. At the age of fourteen he carried the guitar for							56
57	Hank Williams at the Louisiana Hayride[2], beginning a close relationship with							57
58	the Williams family that would last three generations. Kilgore went on to a career							58
59	as a country music recording artist but had great success as a songwriter, co-writing							59
60	with June Carter Cash the song "Ring of Fire," first recorded by her sister Anita							60
61	Carter before her husband, Johnny Cash.]							61
62								62
63	[2]The Louisiana Hayride was a radio (later television) broadcast from the Municipal							63
64	Auditorium in Shreveport, Louisiana, that during its heyday from 1948 to 1960 helped							64
65	launch the careers of the some of the greatest names in American Country music.]							65

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