For Love of Ivy (1968)

Actors

• Robert Bannard (actor)
• Leon Bibb (actor)
• Beau Bridges (actor)
• Bob Carey (actor)
• Jerome Collamore (actor)
• Peter Dohanos (actor)
• Josip Elic (actor)
• William Glenesk (actor)
• Stanley Greene (actor)
• Paul Harris (actor)
• Hugh Hurd (actor)
• Tony Major (actor)
• William Matthews (actor)
• Robert Miller (actor)
• Joseph Attles (actor)

Genres

• Comedy
• Drama
• Romance

Austin, Tim Filmography

• Dead Simple
  2011, role: actor , character name: Victor
• The Rats in the Walls
  2010, role: actor , character name: Detective Number 2

Austin, Tim Filmography

• A Life Like Mine
  2013, role: actor , character name: Peter

Austin, Tim Filmography

• The Native
  2011, role: writer

• Lyrics: play full screen play karaoke
• Lexington Jail - Tim Easton
• Get Some Lonesome - Tim Easton
• Carry Me - Tim Easton
• Hanging Tree - Tim Easton
• Hummingbird - Tim Easton
• John Gilmartin - Tim Easton
• Poor Poor La - Tim Easton
• Man That You Need - Tim Easton
• Don't Walk Alone - Tim Easton
• Amor Azul - Tim Easton
• I Would Have Married You - Tim Easton
• Watching The Lightning - Tim Easton
• True Ways - Tim Easton
• Black Hearted Ways - Tim Easton

Well, I don't have a nickel
To put in your cup
And I don't have ten dollars
Just so you can fix up
I'm a travelin' myself
I don't appreciate
Your empty gas tank lines
I get back home tomorrow
Or maybe just lay down and die
I might have a true love
But I'm just looking for a roof
I never lasted in a lie to her
But I might not tell the truth to you
And the truth about my home
Is that it's just easier to lie
Well, a home is where I lay my head
Or maybe where I just lay down and die
I went to see some friends
Down Kentucky way
Spent the night getting sober
In the Lexington jail
And when they let me go
I just stood with my hands to the sky
I'll be in Tennessee tomorrow
Or maybe just lay down and die
Said I don't have two nickels
To put in your cup
And I don't have ten dollars
Just so you can fix up
I'm a-travelin' myself
I don't appreciate
Your empty gas tank lines
All lies
I get back home tomorrow
Maybe just lay down and die
I get back home tomorrow
Maybe just lay down and die
I get back home tomorrow

There's a man, I want to know again
Get him to grow and then I'm gonna throw him back to you
I knew that man, he fell out of the sky
Swore that love would never die
He understood what he meant to you
Along came this boy, he liked to travel
More like wander off
Come home with the birds
Maybe sleep out in the yard
He was two arms full of noise
He's a shadow but he wants to be real
Just a shadow but he wants to be real
He's a shadow but he wants to be real again
Get some lonesome
Get some lonesome
Get some lonesome
Get some lonesome
You loved that man with everything you had and then some
Even when he was too lonesome to give back
You'd throw something on the fire
Sometimes he'd walk away
Mostly he came back but not today
No matter how you tried to pave the way
He denied his grave with you
He's a shadow but he wants to be real
Just a shadow but he wants to be real
He's a shadow but he wants to be real again
Get some lonesome
Get some lonesome
Get some lonesome
Get some lonesome
I see that man, he's playing your guitar
Wondering where you are
And the house is dark and hollow
He's a shadow but he wants to be real
Just a shadow but he wants to be real
He's a shadow but he wants to be real again
Get some lonesome
Get some lonesome
Get some lonesome

People love you like a diamond in their hands
They don't know that diamond like I do
They put you up in the bluebird sky
Until they lose sight of you
People love you like a diamond in their hands
I always wanted to chase you down
Like many, I fell in love with you
When you gave your heart back to me
I didn't know what to do
I always wanted to chase you down
Carry me, carry me back to your heart tonight

Put your arms around the one
Whose heart that you've just broken
And take them to the bottom again
Why don't you leave?
What you see when you're far away
Gets blurry when it's in your face
Find yourself someplace new to stay
Why don't you leave?
Why don't you pick up and go?
You've already let me know
That I'm nothing to you anyhow
Who is the weak one now?
You don't need me 'cause you don't need
Anyone in here can read the writing
On the hanging tree
Why don't you leave?
Once you tried to make some ground
And there you were backstabbing me down
You got lazy so you stuck around
Why don't you leave?
You were set free but you could not run
Must have mistaken weak for strong
The slowest reaction to the fastest gun
Why don't you leave?
Why don't you pick up and go?
You've already let me know
That I'm nothing to you to trust
And that is the truth about us
You don't need me 'cause you don't need
Everyone but you can read the writing
On the hanging tree
Why don't you leave?
Tonight I watched you from below
And I could tell you wanted to go
Just outside the law

I didn't mean to confuse the machine
I just wrote some letters, does that mean anything?
You are an angel, under the overflow
Looking for someone to let you grow
I'll take you on, I'll give you reason
It won't be long 'til you're a hummingbird
Hummingbird
When I said later I think I meant sooner
You never know what I mean anyway
I've been so lazy, always run down
Under the weather and over the joy
You took me on, you give me some reason
How long will it be 'til you're a hummingbird?
Hummingbird
If you can start, then you can stop it
Rip up the tracks and make some new ground
You were an angel, over the understand

John Gilmartin was a strong man, he was a strong man,
Till he fell down the stairs.
And got his Workman's Comp.
Now he lives alone, he's the oldest bachelor on the block of his Far Rockaway home, Rockaway.
Scared old ladies from behind the door ask, "Who is it?"
And then don't open up.
They know John, but you can't be too careful,
Can't be too careful.
Well I wouldn't want to be here when the sun comes up,
Or the bars let out.
When the gas bill comes he makes a call to his nephews down in Port Chester and Rye.
Then comes the check and the promise of a visit some afternoon in the summertime.
Scared old ladies from behind the door ask, "Who is it?"
And then don't open up.
They know John, but you can't be too careful,
Can't be too careful.
Well I wouldn't want to be here when the sun comes up,
Or the bars let out.
John Gilmartin was a strong man, he was a strong man,

I've seen your imagination
High above the halfway station
Always working, always making
Something for the pile
Then you set it all on fire
You can learn to make something real
That comes from the heel of your life
I'm still trying
You don't have to break
Your mama's heart
To change the world
Mama's boy's daddy
Is in the crack house again
Watching car crash shows
With the pipe in
A pack of dull monkeys
Could write circles around
That fourth grade, mumbly slang
Stream of consciousness
Jive that you call a song
Is that going to be your story?
Child, you don't have to break
Your mama's heart
To change the world
You're never gonna change your mind
Don't just rearrange the lies
Into a straighter line
Not too many years ago
There was hippies killing people
A mile away from the Marlboro Man
Now there's sandpaper pants
On the gutter punks
And low riders with their heads
In the trunks
Or walking in fours
And kicking in doors
Cutting it up
And filling their cup
You don't have to break
Your mama's heart
To change the world
Said you don't have to break
Your mama's heart
To change the world
Change the world
Poor, poor LA
Poor, poor LA

Could I be the man that you need?
Well, I think so sometimes, when I'm out of my mind
Other men will doubt it
Try to turn around
But I don't have the time
To pay them any mind
So could I be the man that you need?
Well, I think so sometimes, when I'm out of my mind
Could I be the man that you need?
I think so sometimes, when I'm out of my mind
Changeover, I'm not in the mood to lie
Changeover, my heart belongs to you
Moreover, I know that you would never try to keep me
I can handle the traveling, if you can take the unraveling
Then could I be the man that you need?
Well, I think so sometimes, when I'm out of my mind
Oh, could I be the man that you need?
Well, I think so sometimes, when I'm out of my mind

Don't Walk Alone
A whisper of a diamond cuts into the crowd
When that money talks I think it's too loud
I'm not a carpenter but I know a line
I wouldn't draw one 'cause I'm not that kind
But I'll, I'll take you home
I'll take you home
Don't walk alone
Some men are boys, they make the same mistakes
And they try to hide it all behind that little boy's face
With a new set of eyes you surely will see
The same old boy I used to be
I have been watching you all the night through
The rough hands of the others and what they will do
I've not been drinking, my eyes got it right

I didn't want to, but I drank it
When you twisted my arm you didn't have to break it
Blue, blue love
It went down easy, I got good people
Then I saw your picture and remembered you were evil
Blue, blue love
Blue love is the taste
Of something you can't have
Blue love is for the one
That's never coming back
I took a trip, it was far, far away
You kept the rope tied tight anyway
Blue, blue love
I remember what it's like to fall in love, yes I do
The feeling and the color were never lost on you
I'm just a dog in the street at night
You'd throw me something if you'd only sleep tight
Blue, blue love
I know this is real so I won't complain
But when I feel it I feel a lot of pain
Blue, blue love
Blue love is the taste
Of something you can't have
Blue love is for the one that's never coming back
Don't stop me now, we're just getting started

As I move along the roadway
The Los Angeles highway
I travel all alone, sometimes fast
But mostly slow slow slow
And I think about you, I think about you
I met a girl named Mercedes
She was sweet and beautiful
She had a son
She could talk about him on and on
I just thought about you
I only thought about you
Of all the things that you said
You wanted to do
There was only one time
When I wouldn't let you
Of all the things that you said
You wanted to be
I remember the last thing
That you promised me
You said "I would have married you"
When I first left you
I was proud and dangerous
I was alive, I was alive and alone
I never thought about you
I never thought about you
Well it wasn't much later
I thought I woke up beside you
And I called out your name
But you were two thousand miles away
I cried about you, I cried about you
Of all the things that you said
You wanted to do
There was only one time
When I wouldn't let you
Of all the things that you said
You wanted to be
I remember the last thing
That you promised me
You said "I would have married you"
First there were some bruises
Then we made excuses
I would never harm you
Someone had to warn you
Of all the things that you said
You wanted to do
There was only one time
When I wouldn't let you
Of all the things that you said
You wanted to be
I remember the last thing
That you promised me

When all the work is over
And it's just begun
I probably shouldn't have told you
That I wasn't coming back for long
I need you still
Tonight my face could tell the story better
I never meant to leave you
Everybody always knew
That he would die in some fucked up way
And hearing that message now
It makes me want to stay away forever
He knew all pain
And we knew his heart was not in the gutter
He never meant to leave you
Dry your mind's eye and pick yourself back up
You never really knew where he was coming from
When you're watching the lightning
I hope you're not afraid anymore
The sky would only hurt you
If you never left the ground before
I can't believe you read that letter
I can't believe you read that letter
I can't believe you read that letter
Dry your mind's eye and pick yourself back
You never really knew where I was coming from
When you're watching the lightning
I hope you're not afraid anymore
The sky would only hurt you
If you never left the ground before
I never meant to leave you
I never meant to leave you

Saving some mystery for a gold-shackled bed,
Love would last forever if we'd only stay interested.
Commonlaw cousin kisses the Dutch uncle,
And weak sister cries when she cracks his knuckle.
She read my mind when she said,
"I'm lonely, please come home."
"I'm lonely, please come home."
And I'll show you my true ways.
Humor so sharp, quick, and clever.
Fingers a dark bruise for the pleasure.
These off-hand remarks are so blunt and casual,
Then we slide from the bed with claws and perfect lips.
She read my mind when she said,
"I'm alone, please come home."
"I'm alone, please come home."
I'll show you my true ways.
I will show you my true ways.
Throwing sympathy wrapped tight with malice,
We're so damaged our kisses turn careless.
The first cut isn't the deepest, it's only the first.
She read my mind when she said,
"I'm alone, please come home."
"I'm alone, please come home."
I'll show you my true ways.

You took the news like a good zombie should
The old man's blues fell on you with a shiver
It was far too late to react in any other way
You knew you were getting let go just not today
They found you outdoors
Running with the unfortunates
Now they're sending you back
To your black hearted ways
I understand you had to seize it
The young one chooses to bleed it like a river
The sun was up and gone by the time you killed desire
It was time to trade the land for steady water
They found you outdoors
Running with the unfortunates
Now they're sending you back
To your black hearted ways
I can't remember whose fault it really was
But you found comfort when I said it was mine
I suppose you made that bed on the day that you decided
They'd find you outdoors
Running with the unfortunates
Now they're sending you back
To your black hearted ways
They found you outdoors
Running with the unfortunates.
Now they're sending you back
To your black hearted ways
They're sending you back
To your black hearted ways
Sending you back