The Homicidal Meaning Behind Johnny Cash's "Cocaine Blues"
Plenty of odes to drugs and stories of addiction made their way into the outlaw country songbook, including Johnny Cash's "Cocaine Blues."
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Plenty of odes to drugs and stories of addiction made their way into the outlaw country songbook, including Johnny Cash's "Cocaine Blues."
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To country music fans, Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter are outlaw royalty. To Brianna Harness, they're the great-grandparents who hired a bunch of pretend princesses and threw her a big birthday party when she was a toddler. "Growing up, it was pretty normal ... We had our own struggles, our own problems. And with Waylon passing away when I was two, three years old, I don't have too much of a memory of him -- I just have, like, a whole bunch of pictures," says Harness, now in her early 20s. She's the daughter of country rapper Struggle Jennings (given name: William Harness), himself the son ...