Which Johnny Cash song humorously details an auto worker stealing car parts over many years to build his own Cadillac?

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Johnny Cash's song "The Ballad of Ira Hayes" tells the tragic story of one of the six U.S. Marines who famously did what?

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01What was Johnny Cash's first single released on Sun Records in 1955?
02In what year did Johnny Cash record his legendary live album, "At Folsom Prison"?
03Which Johnny Cash song humorously details an auto worker stealing car parts over many years to build his own Cadillac?
04Who wrote the humorous and Grammy-winning song "A Boy Named Sue," famously performed by Johnny Cash at San Quentin Prison?
05The iconic song "Ring of Fire" was co-written by Merle Kilgore and which member of the Carter Family, who would later marry Johnny?
06What was the name of Johnny Cash's longtime backing band, known for their distinctive "boom-chicka-boom" sound?
07In the classic song "Folsom Prison Blues," the narrator famously shoots a man in Reno for what reason?
08Which song explains Johnny Cash's preference for wearing black clothing as a symbol of protest and remembrance for the downtrodden?
09Johnny Cash's cover of which Nine Inch Nails song became a poignant and iconic hit in the final years of his life?
10What was the name of the country music supergroup formed by Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Waylon Jennings, and Kris Kristofferson?
11The iconic line "I hear the train a comin', it's rollin' 'round the bend" opens which classic Johnny Cash song?
12Johnny Cash's song "The Ballad of Ira Hayes" tells the tragic story of one of the six U.S. Marines who famously did what?