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Bootleg, Vol II: From Memphis to Hollywood
Disc 1
01. KWEM Announcements and Advertisements
02. Johnny Cash Show Intro and Theme
03. Wide Open Road
04. Home Equipment Company Advertisement
05. One More Ride
06. Home Equipment Company Advertisement / Luther Perkins (intro)
07. Luther's Boogie
08. Belshazzar (intro)
09. Belshazzar
10. Closing Comments and Theme
11. Overton Park Shell "Country Music Jamboree" Advertisement
12. I Walk the Line (demo)
13. Get Rhythm (demo)
14. Train of Love (demo)
15. Country Boy (demo)
16. My Treasure (demo)
17. Belshazzar (demo)
18. He'll Be a Friend (demo)
19. When I Think of You (demo)
20. I Just Don't Care Enough (to Carry on) (demo)
21. I'll Cry for You (demo)
22. You're My Baby (demo)
23. Rock and Roll Ruby (demo)
24. Wide Open Road
25. Leave That Junk Alone
26. Brakeman's Blues (incomplete)
27. Big River
28. I Couldn't Keep From Crying
29. New Mexico
30. Goodnight Irene
31. Restless Kid (demo)
32. It's All Over (demo)
Disc 2
01. All Over Again
02. You Dreamer You
03. I'll Remember You
04. Johnny Yuma Theme
05. Five Minutes to Live
06. The Losing Kind
07. Locomotive Man
08. Girl in Saskatoon
09. There's a Mother Always Waiting
10. Johnny Reb
11. Shifting Whispering Sands
12. Send a Picture of Mother
13. Hardin Wouldn't Run (demo)
14. Thunderball
15. One Too Many Mornings
16. The Frozen Logger
17. Foolish Questions
18. Bottom of the Mountain
19. Put the Sugar to Bed
20. You Beat All I Ever Saw
21. On the Line
22. Roll Call
23. The Folk Singer
24. Six White Horses (demo)
25. Come Along and Ride This Train (demo)
As I stepped out one morning into a small cafe
A 40 year old waitress to me these words did say...
She said, "I see, sir, that you are a logger, and not just a common bum
'Cause nobody but a logger stirs his coffee with his thumb

My lover was a logger, there's none like him today
If you'd pour a little whiskey up on it, he'd eat a bale of hay
My lover came to see me twas on one freezing day
He threw his arms around me and broke three vertebrae

I saw my lover leaving, trudging through the snow
Up going gaily homeward at 48 below
The weather tried to freeze him, it tried its level best
At a thousand degrees below zero, he buttoned up his vest

It froze clear through to China, it froze to the stars above
At a million degrees below zero, it froze my logger love
And so I lost my lover, and to this cafe I come
And here I wait 'til someone stirs his coffee with his thumb"