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    In the Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash song 'Jackson', which Jackson town are they referring to? There must be about 20 of them!

    Question #63843. Asked by ilovepuppies. (Mar 23 06 8:45 AM)


    GoodVibe

    The song doesn't mention. But my guess would be Mississippi.

    Mar 23 06, 10:51 AM


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