In Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues," prisoners in Folsom prison would get the blues as they heard trains roll by, wishing they could escape and ride the train as far away from Folsom as they could.

Dan Poush/AP Images Jan. 13, 2014— -- "I hear the train a comin' -- It's rolling round the bend -- And I ain't seen the sunshine since I don't know when," begin the lyrics to Johnny Cash's ...

Johnny Cash sang it best: "I hear the train a comin,' it's rollin' 'round the bend." And so it goes at the place we moved into last fall. All through the day and especially at night, I hear that ...

On Monday night from the city that revolves around Johnny Cash's favorite prison and an ambitious Intel headquarters, the 6-foot-6, 205-pound Mack posted that he has his own UW scholarship offer.

"I hear that train a-comin'/ It's rollin' 'round the bend ... Mira will celebrate the release of his debut CD to coincide with Johnny Cash's birthday. Mira was busking at the Pike Place Market ...

I was in the sixth grade in 1969, reading a feature about Johnny Cash in the national kiddie tabloid ... doesn't send me into convulsions when I hear it. In fact, its power to rouse men and ...

Johnny Cash brilliantly captured the loneliness and despair of people in prison in “Folsom Prison Blues, ” the sound of the approaching train only rendering their isolation even deeper.