The Woods (2012)

Actors

• Tony Devon (producer)
• Tony Devon (actor)
• Franco Nero (actor)
• Mickey Rooney (actor)
• Gary Dourdan (actor)
• Vincent Pastore (actor)
• Michael J. Pollard (actor)
• Romeo Antonio (producer)
• Hollis Granville (actor)
• Michael Mandell (producer)
• Michael Mandell (director)
• Matt Williams (editor)
• Megan Lindahl (miscellaneous crew)
• Ryan Talbot (actor)
• John Madara (composer)

Genres

• Drama
• Thriller

Cash, Tommy Filmography

• Thoughts on the Flag
  1992, role: actor , character name: Himself

• Lyrics: play full screen play karaoke
• Farmer And The Lord - Tommy Cash
• Fightin' Side Of Me - Tommy Cash
• Family Man - Tommy Cash
• Farmer (who'll Remember Him) - Tommy Cash
• Green Green Grass Of Home - Tommy Cash
• Honest Truth - Tommy Cash
• Free Man - Tommy Cash
• Got Me A Guitar - Tommy Cash
• I'm Not The Boy I Used To Be - Tommy Cash
• Don't Give Up On Me - Tommy Cash
• Down Down Down - Tommy Cash
• I'm Leaving Your World A Better Place To Live - Tommy Cash
• So You're Tired Of America - Tommy Cash
• I Owe The World To You - Tommy Cash
• I Guess I'll Live - Tommy Cash
• So This Is Love? - Tommy Cash
• Workin' Man Blues - Tommy Cash
• Rise And Shine - Tommy Cash
• Ring Of Fire - Tommy Cash
• She's Got My Love And Gone Again - Tommy Cash
• Roll Truck Roll - Tommy Cash
• Lady I Love You - Tommy Cash
• Jailbirds Can't Fly - Tommy Cash
• Irma Jackson - Tommy Cash
• Only Place For Me - Tommy Cash
• Why You Been Gone So Long - Tommy Cash
• When You Fall As Hard As I Did - Tommy Cash
• I'm Gonna Write A Song - Tommy Cash
• I'm A Lonesome Fugitive - Tommy Cash
• Machine - Tommy Cash
• Unpatriotic Itchin' Needs A Patriotic Scratch - Tommy Cash
• Abercrombie Morganster And Hall - Tommy Cash
• I'm So Afraid Of Losing You Again - Tommy Cash
• Almost Persuaded - Tommy Cash
• All I've Got To Show (for Loving You) - Tommy Cash
• Carried Away - Tommy Cash
• Before I Found The Wine - Tommy Cash
• Deep In The Heart Of Ann - Tommy Cash
• Your Loving Takes The Leaving Out Of Me - Tommy Cash
• You Don't Hear - Tommy Cash
• Singing My Song - Tommy Cash
• Six White Horses - Tommy Cash
• I'm Nowhere Without You - Tommy Cash
• Come See What's Left Of Your Man - Tommy Cash
• We Finally Got It Right - Tommy Cash
• Tobacco Road - Tommy Cash
• Top Of The Town - Tommy Cash
• That's Where My Baby Used To Be - Tommy Cash
• This Song Belongs To You - Tommy Cash
• Little More Time - Tommy Cash
• That Lucky Old Sun - Tommy Cash
• Love Is Gone - Tommy Cash
• Love Me Love Me - Tommy Cash
• Lovenworth - Tommy Cash
• Long Black Veil - Tommy Cash
• Mailman - Tommy Cash
• Memory Town - Tommy Cash
• Okie From Muskogee - Tommy Cash
• One Song Away - Tommy Cash
• Tears On Lincoln's Face - Tommy Cash
• Silver Wings - Tommy Cash
• Take Me In - Tommy Cash
• Ramblin' Kind - Tommy Cash

I was resting the other evening by the side of the road
When I saw an old farmer in the field that he just hold
Oh his face was all brown from the sun and the wind
And he was talking to the Lord just like he'd be talking to a friend
Lord he said with his voice calm and quiet
Them corn tassels need suckin' but I got no strenght to tie it
We had no rain in so long that the fields are mighty dusty
And it's been so unbearable hot the kids were even gettin' fussy
Oh that grass and the pasture it should be knee high
If we could just have a little shower Lord it might keep the calf from going dry
Oh but listen to me talking you'd think I wasn't grateful
If you didn't know me so well Lord you'd think I was down right hateful
I guess you'd think I frogot about that new calf that you sent
And the money in the mail took care of the rent
Mama's cough's better and Billy's home from the navy
And oh that good Sunday dinner of hot biscuits and chicken and gravy
And that new preacher you sent us my Lord he's sure a fine young man
Why he's just convertin' them sinners to beat the band
Well I guess I'll mosey on home now Lord I won't take no more your time
I know there's plenty folks here bout waitin' to ring your line
Evening to you Lord and watch us over tonight
But don't you worry bout us none Lord cause everything is gonna be all right
(Precious sacred seems unfold)

I hear people talkin' bad about the way they have to live here in this country
Runnin' down the wars we fight gripin' about the way things oughta be
I don't mind 'em switchin' sides and standin' up for things that they believe in
When you're runnin' down my country man you're walkin' on the fightin' side of me
You're walkin' on the fightin' side of me
Runnin' down a way of life our fightin' men have fought and died to keep
If you don't love it leave it let this song that I'm singin' be a warnin'
When you're runnin' down my country hoss you're walkin' on the fightin' side of me
[ guitar ]
I read about some squirrely guy who claims that he just don't believe in fightin'
And I wonder just how long the rest of us can count on bein' free
They love our milk and honey but they preach about some other way of livin'
When you're runnin' down my country you're walkin' on the fightin' side of me
You're walkin' on the fightin' side of me...
You're walkin' on the fightin' side of me...

I swung down from an early freight trying to get my head on straight this morning
I didn't sleep too well last night and every bone and muscle aches today
I can't believe this hungry man with wrinkled clothes and dirty hands is me
You'd never known to look at me that I used to be a family man
Somewhere the woman who once loved me is gettin' up to dress my kids for school
Maybe they won't grow up to hate me or ever know their daddy was a fool
[ ac.guitar ]
It seems I've lost all tracks of time
And the only thoughts to cross my mind're homeward
The thing I dread more than today is to face another cold and grey tomorrow
I've lost my pride and sanity and no one stops or takes the time to know me
I can't say I blame 'em though cause I don't look much like a family man
Somewhere the little girl who needs me is beginning to forget he daddy's face
Somewhere the woman who once loved me
Has turned to kiss the man who's taking my place

Life is just a lonesome road we all must travel down
And each day brings us closer to the end
The average man who walks this road makes no lasting mark
And leaves no tracks to show where he has been
The farmer spends his lifetime working with the land
To feed and clothe the nation that he loves
But he almost goes unnoticed in this busy world today
But he's a man that we should be proud of
You won't see his likeness carved in stone just a little marker's all there'll be
His closest friends and nearest kin will miss him when he's gone
When they forget who'll remember him
[ ac.guitar ]
You'll find him in the wheat fields of our great mid western states
Or picking cotton somewhere in the south
But the working man with calloused hands is just another name
So when he's gone who'll remember him
You won't see his likeness...
When they forget who'll remember him

The old hometown looks the same as I step down from the train
There to meet me is my mama and my papa
Down the road I look and there runs Mary hair of gold and lips like cherries
It's good to touch the green green grass of home
The old house is still standing though the paint is cracked and dry
There's the old oak tree the one that I used to play on
And down the lane I'd walk with my sweet Mary hair of gold and lips like cherries
It's good to touch the green green grass of home
And they'll all come to meet me arms areaching smiling sweetly
It's so good to touch the green green grass of home
Then I awake and I look around me to the four grey walls that surround me
And I realize that well I was I was only dreaming
For there's a guard and there's that sad old padre
Arm in arm we'll walk at daybreak
And again I'll touch the green green grass of home
And they'll all come to see me in the shade of that old oak tree
As they lay me neath the green green grass of home
As they lay me neath the green green grass of home

Well you won't believe what happened last night on my way home
I stopped at Joe's to have a drink and to call you on the phone
Then I met Bill and Harry and both of them bought a round
Before I knew what happened my head was spinnin' round
From a booth back in a corner this blonde gave me a glance
And I don't know why I did it but I asked her to dance
Then Harry played the jukebox and we all sang along
We were having so much fun how could I think of home
Think of home think of home we were having so much fun how could I think of home
[ ac.guitar ]
Then I said something awful to a stranger at the bar
The next thing I remember they'd carried me to the car
But I know it sounds ridiculous and you think I'm just talkin' smooth
But that's exactly how it happened and honey that's the honest truth
Honey now honey it's the truth really honest baby put down that gun
I'm not lyin' ask Harry ask Bill ask anybody
(bang bang bang bang bang bang)

The king of the jungle is a lion but you kill his freedom once he's in a cage
A man needs a woman he can lean on not one to turn his life page by page
If you don't believe a lemon's bitter try one
If it doesn't soothe your taste throw it away
If you only want a puppet then go by one if that's how it is then I can't stay
Cause every man wants to be a free man not one that's tied to bonds of jealousy
So if you're afraid of losin' me you'll lose me
But not to love but to fear the fear that I might be the man I really want to be
[ guitar ]
I know you don't understand my every move and at times I wish you wouldn't even try
All you need to know is that I love you and I will until the day I die
But every man wants to be a free man...
The fear that I might be the man I really want to be

Here I go ridin' up and down the road with a gang
I bought me a bus and I got me a four piece band
Tonight we played Chicago then travel North Ontario
But I got me a guitar and I'm gonna be a star
Well it's ninety degrees and the airconditioner is broke
This keeps up and we're all levelled a choke
I don't know of John had to go through this
But boy if he did he sure earned his I got me a guitar and I'm gonna be a star
I got me a guitar and I'm gonna be a star
Mighty to learn to play on my own lead guitar
Don't wanna tell jokes to try to be funny
Just sing a little song and make a little money
I got me a guitar and I'm gonna be a star
[ guitar ]
Played the show in Alabama but I was two hours late
And I wrecked the bus when I drove to the gate
The man didn't wanna give me all of my dough but ke said OK when I said oh no
I got me a guitar and I'm gonna be a star
Well we're runnin' late for a show in Abilene
The bus is hard and the boys are sure actin' mean
We're gonna get there bet you a dollar when we come on they'll scream and holler
I got me a guitar and I'm gonna be a star
Yeah I got me a guitar...
Yeah I got me a guitar and I'm gonna be a star
I got me a guitar and I'm gonna be a star

Dear mama I'm coming home tomorrow
If you don't mind would you meet me at the train
Dear mama my wandering days are over and it's so good to be coming home again
Dear mama we'll walk the fields together
And through the valley we'll stroll hand in hand
And I just can't wait to see you and touch the soil of home so clean
But mama I'm not the boy I used to be
For I've been gone away too long I've done everything that's wrong
But I think I've finally found myself at last
And just you wait and see another chance is all I need
Oh but mama I'm not the boy I used to be
For you see mama I've spent some time in prison
For a crime that's so bad I'm just too ashamed to tell
And when you meet me there tomorrow don't be surprised at what you'll see
Oh mama I'm not the boy I used to be
For I've been gone away too long...

I heard you call my name dear Lord thank you for forgivin' me my shame dear Lord
But I'm still not the man that you want me to be
But please Lortd just don't give up on me
Draw me closer to your side each day oh lead me and guide me along my way
Reveal to me the things I must see but please Lortd just don't give up on me
Oh oh oh the devil knows he knows I'm weak
And he's always in the talkin' Lord when you're trying to speak
Help me carry a word across this great land
I need the strenght and power I get from the touch of your precious hand
Help me break the devil's chains and set my wicked soul free
But please Lortd just don't give up on me
Oh no no no no please Lortd just don't give up on me

Play your piano pick your guitar sing me a song while I sat at the bar
Soon there'll be smiles replacing my frowns
Play a song pick me up while I go down down down
I come here to drink most every night cause I've got a heartache to lose
If there was another way to forget that other way I would choose
Play your piano pick your guitar...
While I go down down down

Oh I'm packin' all the loneliness I'm not leavin' any sad regrets
I'll wash my mem'ries from hallways of your mind
And the way you should remember me is like a page of history
Cause I'm leaving your world a better place to live
Walk through the roses in the garden before the morning sun is shining
Where you gave me every reason I had to live
That ain't dew on the petal it's the tears I lost while leaving
While leaving your world a better place to love
If you see a shodow along the highway that's just me a going my way
Cause I'm too proud to show my face in the sun
And when evening coming on like a shadow I'll soon be gone
Cause I'm leaving your world a better place to live
Walk through the roses in the garden...

So you're tired of America
You're tired of having clothes to wear and shoes on your feet and enough to eat
You're fed up with the unpretendity to find a job and make at last a decent living
You wanna change it all revolutionize demonstrate march fight in the streets
And you want me to join you
Well we'd better stand upon our feet we'd better think before we speak
These are the things that make the nation weak
So you're sick of our flag to you the Red White and Blue no longer stands
Old Glory the symbol of freedom has lost its meaning
Bring old Glory down stop it burn it turn your back on it bring it down to stay
And while you're making a fireburn and growing long hair
Your brother has died in Vietnam you forgot that you are an American
Well we'd better stand upon our feet...
Oh have we thought about what we can do for our country
Instead of trying to make it weak
Have we thought about what the black men and the white men
Can do together I don't mean in the streets
Have we thought about those who have no arms and legs to fight with
And those who can't speak what would been done for them
Have we thought about what we can do them prove our schools
Instead of trying to degrade them
Whom we're trying them press anyway ourselves or our friends
What difference would it make fifty years from now to us
But what about the child you're wearing
Or is the hammer and sickle more pealing to you than the symbol of freedom
Well we'd better stand upon our feet...
So grow long hair wear dirty clothes curse the police
Burn your draftcard destroy our flag dishonor our nation
Hedgehop an airplane march in the streets
Forger that you're an American destroy yourself and I'll see you in hell
Cause that's what it's gonna be like after we're through
The great eagle no longer flies but lies dead in the south
And the great nation that wing falls with it
No I love America and so do you if you'll admit it
But we'd better stand upon our feet...
No you're not tired of America because you're not tired of being free

Your sweet love has made me the man that I am
Your smiles and your kisses are my helping hand
And as long as you love me I'll always be true I owe the world to you
Yes I owe the world to you yes I do my weakness draws carriage from you
And I'm no longer down on the wrong side of town yes I owe the world to you
[ piano ]
There were times when my dreams and my goals seemed to be
I hope in the prayer with no reality
Then you came along to help me get through and I owe the world to you
Yes I owe the world to you...
Yes I owe the world to you

I always thought if I'd lost you I'd die
Well now that time has come we've said goodbye
I know I won't forget but I'll forgive and if the world don't end I guess I'll live
I know now losing you's not gonna kill me although at times I guess I wish it would
And I know I'll miss the lips that used to thrill me
But the lesson that I've learned will do me good
Any heart could sometimes go astray and I know that I should look at this that way
And I know that I gave all I could give so if the world don't end I guess I'll live
[ ac.guitar ]
I know now losing you's not gonna kill me...
So if the world don't end I guess I'll live

So this is love I've never been here before
And when I leave I won't come back anymore
For everything I've met since I've been here has only brought me pain
So when I leave I won't come back again
Well here I am on the corner of Heart and Mind
And the citizens of love are running blind
Reckon one another's hearts and cryin' all the while
Just like pain was goin' out of style
So this is love...
[ trumpet - ac.guitar ]
Where shoud I go from the corner of Heart and Mind
Love is in the state of confusion all the time
Heartaches are always present makes no difference where you turn
And the taxes take what happiness you earn
So this is love...
So when I leave I won't come back again
So when I leave I won't come back again

Well hey hey workin' man workin' man like me
Never been on welfare that's the place I'll never be
I'll keep on workin' as long as my two hands are fit to use
I'll drink a little beer in a tavern sing a little bit of them workin' man blues yeah
Well it's a big job just gettin' by with nine kids and a wife
I've been a workin' man dang near all my life
And I'll keep on workin' as long as my two hands are fit to use (fit to use)
I'll drink a little beer in a tavern sing a little bit of them workin' man blues
(Now play me a little workin' man that guitar son pick it)
[ guitar ]
I'll keep my nose in the grindstone I'll work hard everyday
Get a little tired on the weekend after I draw my pay
But I'm right back workin' come Monday morning I'm right back with that crew
(Right back with that crew)
I'll drink a little beer in a tavern sing a little bit of them workin' man blues yeah
Sometimes I think about leaving do a little bummin' around
Throw my bills out the window catch a train to another town
But I go back workin' I gotta buy my kids a brand new pair of shoes
I'll drink a little beer in a tavern sing a little bit of them workin' man blues yeah