Will, Joshua Filmography

• Two Harbors (2005)
• Evolution: The Making of 'Dinotopia' (2002)
• How to Kill a Mockingbird (2002)
• Witness from Dinotopia (2002)
• Mulligan (2000)
• Mulligan (2000)

Joshua Filmography

• Pirates (2005)
• Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive (2005)
• Petualangan 100 Jam (2004)
• Jisatsu sâkuru (2001)

Joshua Filmography

• Harder (2011)
• D2: Deviance (2010)

• Skeeter Davis
• Lauren Hoffman
• Dolly Parton
• Stephanie Smith
• Shawn Mullins
• Jason Upton
• Consider The Thief

Well the good ways down the railroad track there was a little old rundown shack
And in it lived a man I'd never seen
Folks said he was a mean and vicious man and you better not set foot on his land
But I didn't think nobody could be that mean
So I took me a walking down the railroad track
I was gonna go down to that little old shack
And just find out if all them things I heard was true
There was a big black dog a lying in the yard
And he growled at me and I swallowed hard
And I heard somebody say well who are you
Oh there he stood in the door of his shack
With beer in his hand and with hair long and black
He was the biggest man I'd ever seen
When he spoke his voice was low and mean
But he just didn't frighten me cause somehow I just knew he wasn't mean
He said what you doing snoopin' round my place and I saw a smile come across his face
So I smiled back and I told him who I was
He said come on in and pull you up a chair
You might as well cause you're already here and he said you call me Joshua
Joshua Joshua what you doing living all alone
Joshua Joshua ain't you got nobody to call your own
We talked till the sun went out of sight
And we was still talkin' when it turned daylight
Cause there was just so much we had to say
Now I'd spend my life in an orphan's home and just like him I was all alone
So I said yeah when he asked me if I'd stay
Well we grew closer as time went on and that little old shack was a happy home
And we just couldn't help but fall in love
And that big black dog and that little old shack
A sittin' down there by the railroad track
Was plenty good enough for me and Joshua
Joshua Joshua why you're just what I been looking for
Joshua Joshua we ain't gonna be lonely anymore (yodel)
(It just sounds like Dolly doesn't it)
It's just story of me and Joshua real love story me and Joshua me and Joshua

Whenever I fall, taking all the chances I can
I put my world in your command
Back in the dark and far from taking that path
Again, to where we
Shine in the face of all that's to come saying
'My love, this song is for you'
I lie in the space of daydreams gone wrong thinking
'My love, what happened to you?'
And standing up tall, taller, learning my glow,
Living in light I made on my own
You do as you please, go be a slave to your mind
All of the while, I'll be
Bridge Holding this moment, remember me, when we'd
Love isn't thought, and it's not just a place to call home
Love isn't pain, or a face you can own
Love isn't touch, not the crutch of a shoulder to lean on
You're gone, but it's not

Well a good ways down the railroad track
There was this little old rundown shack
And in it lived a man I'd never seen
Folks said he was a mean and a vicious man
And you better not set foot on his land
I didn't think nobody could be that mean
So I took me out walking down the railroad track
I was a-gonna go down to that little old shack
And just find out if all them things I'd heard was true
There was a big black dog laying out in the yard
And it growled at me and I swallowed hard
And I heard somebody say well who are you
Oh and there he stood in the door of that shack
His beard and his hair was long and black
And he was the biggest man I'd ever seen
When he spoke his voice was low and deep
But he just didn't frighten me
'Cause somehow I just knew he wasn't mean
He said what you doing snooping 'round my place
And I saw a smile come across his face
So I smiled back and I told him who I was
He said come on in and pull you up a chair
You might as well since you already here
And he said you can call me Joshua
Joshua Joshua
Whatcha doing living here all alone
Joshua Joshua
Ain't you got nobody to call your own
No no no no
We talked 'til the sun was clean out of sight
And we still talking when it come daylight
And there was just so much we had to say hey
I'd spent my life in an orphan's home
And just like him I was all alone
So I said yeah when he asked if I'd stay
Oh we grew closer as time went on
And that little old shack it was a happy home
And we just couldn't help but fall in love
That big black dog and that little old shack
Sitting down by the railroad track
It's plenty good enough for me and Joshua
Joshua Joshua
Why you're just what I've been looking for
Joshua Joshua
You ain't gonna be lonesome anymore
No no
Yodel-a-he-ho
Me and Joshua
Me and Joshua
Me and Joshua yeah yeah

I can be so cavalier / I can be so self aware / I can put on quite the facade / So much so I cant turn it off / Intervention is what I need, / The city of my heart is ready to bleed / Whoa, Come and break me down / Won’t you march around these walls / Whoa, burn them to the ground / I’m begging: won’t you to take control of my heart / How’d I let it get this far? / An epidemic hardened heart / Falling from my laden call / I’d sell my soul to gain it all / This surrender is harrowing / Though its painful it is just what I need / Whoa, Come and break me down / Won’t you march around these walls / Whoa, burn them to the ground / I’m begging you to take control of my heart / Come with fire / Come with fire / Whoa, Come and break me down / Won’t you march around these walls / Whoa, burn them to the ground / I’m begging you to take control of my heart / Whoa, Come and break me down / Won’t you march around these walls / Whoa, burn them to the ground / I’m begging you to take control of my heart

Joshua was an old man
His beard like mountain snow
And when I was a boy we'd have jam sessions
I'd sneak off to old sharptop
With my guitar I would go
When I should have been at school
Learnin' my lesson
And I'd sip a little moonshine
And I'd smoke a corncob pipe
And we'd pick all day until our fingers bled
And right around supper time
I'd run home in the night
Just in time to get a whippin' from my dad
Oh way back when
He was 65 and I was 10
And I will never be as free again
Oh way back when
The summer flew by quickly
And josh and I spent out time
Writing words to songs from memories of his past
He'd tell me bout the way it was
And I'd find the perfect rhyme
And I couldn't believe how we wrote our songs so fast
I never knew an old man
Could be so full of life
The love we had was so hard to explain
And I remember how the tears fell when he spoke of his late wife
And I'd give him my 6-string to ease his pain
Oh way back when
He was 65 and I was 10
And I will never be as free again
Oh way back when
And then in late november
I knocked on his cabin door
I knocked and knocked but joshua never came
And I still remember
How he layed there on the floor
And I went home cryin' in the rain
Oh way back when
He was 65 and I was 10
And I will never be as free again
Oh way back when
Oh way back when

Joshua on his face before the Lord
Frightened by the Amorites swift sword
God said Joshua take a stand
Remember my command:
There is no victory without hearts of purity
Spirit of God
Spirit of purity
Spirit who knows
Spirit who sees
Fire from Heaven, come
Redeeming presence, come
You and I have heard the
Tempters plea
That sin will only hurt if
Someone sees
So we fight the fight to win
Forgetting once again
There is no victory without
Hearts of purity
So before we go to battle
We want to make sure
That we're clean
We want to get our house in order

I woke from underneath the signs of a plan surreal,
But spoke, Lord, surely I will die with no strength or steel
But by brass, I will make their towers kneel.
I know men's hearts are swayed by sound in a singer's strains.
But have I faith enough to sing a city to decay?
I have tried to move mountains, and they did not obey,
But by brass and belief, their towers will be razed.
I sound the horn, shout in song, watch each brick obey my call,