The song To the Shining Mountains is performed by Johnny Cash in the album named The Collection: At Folsom Prison/At San Quentin/America in the year 2005 .
Yes, went they through the Lehigh Valley
To Lake Erie past Virginia
And the land called out its challenge
Bring your men to match our mountains
See the green Ohio Valley
See the Cumberland, the Wabash
On the Tennessee they floated
On great rafts to the Mississippi
And the Cherokee and Shawnee
And the Creek and The Ojibwa
And the Choctaw and the Quapaw
And all the tribes along the rivers
[Incomprehensible] that they were coming
That the white man was upon them
They built their homes along the rivers
Built their churches, brought their preachers
Came upon the white misery
Stopped before the shining mountains
Many died from the beginning
For the freedom of America
Like that day down in New Orleans
Johnny Cash - The Collection: At Folsom Prison/At San Quentin/America
- Folsom Prison Blues
- Busted
- Dark as the Dungeon
- I Still Miss Someone
- Cocaine Blues
- 25 Minutes to Go
- Orange Blossom Special
- Long Black Veil
- Send a Picture of Mother
- Wall
- Dirty Old Egg Sucking Dog
- Flushed from the Bathroom of Your Heart
- Joe Bean
- Jackson
- Give My Love to Rose
- I Got Stripes
- Legend of John Henry's Hammer
- Green, Green Grass of Home
- Greystone Chapel
- Big River
- I Still Miss Someone
- Wreck of the Old 97
- I Walk the Line
- Darlin' Companion
- I Don't Know Where I'm Bound
- Starkville City Jail
- San Quentin
- Wanted Man
- Boy Named Sue
- Peace in the Valley
- Folsom Prison Blues
- Ring of Fire
- He Turned the Water into Wine
- Daddy Sang Bass
- Old Account Was Settled Long Ago
- Closing Medley
- Opening Dialogue
- Paul Revere
- Begin West Movement
- Road to Kaintuck
- To the Shining Mountains
- Battle of New Orleans
- Southwestward
- Remember the Alamo
- Opening the West
- Lorena
- Gettysburg Address
- West
- Big Foot
- Like a Young Colt
- Mister Garfield
- Proud Land
- Big Battle
- On Wheels and Wings
- Come Take a Trip in My Airship
- Reaching for the Stars
- These Are My People