1. go home
   I should be with you
2. I leave you
   each day is through

The correct lyrics are: "I find myself alone when each day is through." The lyrics are from the song "I Walk the Line," which became one of Johnny's biggest hits of his career.

1. it was time to leave
   it was time
2. I'd be late
   it was you

The correct lyrics are: "I hurried through because I knew it was you." The lyrics are from the song "Come In, Stranger," a single Johnny released in 1958.

1. hotter
   higher
2. with me
   further

The correct lyrics are: "I went down, down, down / And the flames went higher." These lyrics are from the song "Ring of Fire," which was written by Johnny's wife, June Carter Cash.

1. his speech
   to dance
2. to speak
   his song

The correct lyrics are: "All the girls just sat and dreamed / When Bill began his song." These lyrics are from the song "Smiling Bill McCall," which was about a performer who had it all until turned dark for him.

1. close
   near to me
2. tight
   in my arms

The correct lyrics are: "I dreamed I held you in my arms". These lyrics are from the song "You Are My Sunshine," which was not originally Johnny's song, but a cover on his album titled "Land of the Free, Home of the Brave."

1. you've left home
   nothing is wrong
2. everyone is home
   you're alone

The correct lyrics are: "You'll wake up some cold day and find you're alone." These lyrics are from the song "Cry! Cry! Cry!" which was Johnny's first true hit after being signed to a record label.

1. keep
   push away
2. blame
   love

The correct lyrics are: "And he decides who to free and who to blame." These lyrics are from the song "The Man Comes Around," which was one of Johnny's last songs released in 2002.

1. damnation
   sorrow
2. hell
   hurt

The correct lyrics are: "If you want to save your soul from hell." These lyrics are from the song "(Ghost) Riders In The Sky," another song covered by Johnny in 1979.

1. wanted a second chance
   loved the world
2. wanted hapiness
   meant no harm

The correct lyrics are: "A boy filled with wonderlust who really meant no harm." These lyrics are from the song "Don't Take Your Guns to Town." Johnny Cash once performed a parody of this song on "Sesame Street" - "Don't Take Your Ones to Town."

1. when they're finished
   after all
2. in the end
   forever

The correct lyrics are: "Everyone I know / Goes away in the end." The lyrics are from the song "Hurt," which was a song originally made by Nine Inch Nails, which Johnny did a cover of in 2002.

1. coming home soon
   right here
2. not far away
   so proud of him

The correct lyrics are: "Tell my boy that daddy's so proud of him." These lyrics are from the song "Give My Love to Rose," which was released in 1957.

1. stone
   gas station
2. dirty street
   subway

The correct lyrics are: "Bending low at people's feet / On the windy corner of the dirty street." These lyrics are from the song "Get Rhythm" that was released in 1969.

1. love
   someone
2. a job
   your heart

The correct lyrics are: "You say you're looking for someone." These lyrics are from the song "It Ain't Me Babe," which was a cover of Bob Dylan's original song.

1. pain
   life
2. time
   sorrow

The correct lyrics are: "Save your love through loneliness / Save your love through sorrow." These lyrics are from the song "If I Were A Carpenter," which was covered by both Johnny and June in 1970.

1. to the river
   alone
2. to find her friend
   where the pathway ends

The correct lyrics are: "She raised a few eyebrows and then she went on down alone." The lyrics are from the song "Big River" that was released in 1958 on the album "Sings the Songs That Made Him Famous."

1. see my father
   meet a friend
2. relax and vacation
   find myself

The correct lyrics are: "In that bright land to which I go / I'm going there to see my father." The lyrics are from the song "Wayfaring Stranger," a classic song from the early 1900s which Johnny recorded in 2000.

1. should have been
   are
2. sang to me
   used to

The correct lyrics are: "You sang him love songs tenderly / Just the way you sang to me." The lyrics are from the song "I Couldn't Keep From Crying," which is from Johnny's album titled "Now, There Was A Song."

1. today
   my friend
2. of my kind
   all the time

The correct lyrics are: "I tried to warn you from the start you must be careful of my kind." The lyrics are from the song "Borderline," which is also called a "musical whodunit," released on his album titled "Rainbow."

1. sorrow
   misery
2. fault
   dad

The correct lyrics are: "Well I knew that snake was my own sweet dad." These lyrics are from the song "A Boy Named Sue," which was on Johnny's album "At San Quentin."

1. drums
   tenor
2. treble
   opera

The correct lyrics are: "Daddy sang bass / Mama sang tenor." The lyrics are from the song "Daddy Sang Bass," which was released on the album "The Holy Land" and it became an instant hit on the music charts.

1. move around
   fill his hands
2. stand his ground
   leave the town

The correct lyrics are: "They're bound to cut him down if he doesn't stand his ground." The lyrics are from the song "The Sons of Katie Elder," which was also used in a movie of the same name, starring John Wayne.

1. the way
   your life
2. our days
   the maze

The correct lyrics are: "It will help us every day / It will brighten up the way." The song was called "Keep On the Sunny Side," which was originally recorded by the Carter Family. It was later recorded by Johnny for his album "The Junkie and the Juicehead Minus Me."

1. restaurant
   candy store
2. truck stop
   ocean's floor

The correct lyrics are: "But she loved the boy next door / Who worked at the candy store." These lyrics are from the song "Ballad of a Teenage Queen," which became another big hit for Johnny on the music charts.

1. a scar
   so painful
2. there for a second
   visible

The correct lyrics are: "Now the burn of a bullet is only a scar." The lyrics are from the song "The Last Gunfighter Ballad," which was also the name of the album that it was released on in 1977.

1. they understand me
   the green grass grows
2. I was born
   my loved ones are

The correct lyrics are: "Lay me down in Dixie, where they understand me." The lyrics are from the song "Lay Me Down in Dixie," which was a duet with Johnny's daughter, Cindy Cash.

1. a roar
   screams and screeches
2. a yell
   this deafening sound

The correct lyrics are: "That's when the crowd let out this deafening sound." They're from the song "The Night Hank Williams Came to Town," which told of another country legend, Hank Williams.

1. decided on
   once considered
2. done and seen
   come to love

The correct lyrics are: "Again I want to see and do the things we've done and seen." The lyrics are from the song "Forty Shades of Green," which was inspired by the country of Ireland.

1. leave it all behind
   be on my way
2. I'll ride on into town
   make my way back to you

The correct lyrics are: "Then I'll call my dog and I'll take the truck and I'll ride on into town." The lyrics are from the song "Red Velvet," which was the last track on the album "Old Golden Throat."

1. pepper sprout
   day in the desert
2. sauna
   sunny day

The correct lyrics are: "Well now, we got married in a fever, hotter than a pepper sprout." These lyrics are from the song "Jackson," which was a duet between Johnny and his wife June Carter Cash.

1. what I thought
   how it goes
2. the end
   what lasts forever

The correct lyrics are: "Then Sue came along, loved me strong, that's what I thought." The lyrics are from the song "Solitary Man," which was also the title of the album that the cover was on.

1. cry
   suffer
2. die
   fall

The correct lyrics are: "But I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die." These lyrics are from the song "Folsom Prison Blues," which was written based on a real prison in California.

1. born
   loved
2. here
   king

The correct lyrics are: "Here where Moses and the Prophets / Spoke of one who would be king." The lyrics are from the song "The Land of Israel," which Johnny recorded after a trip he took there.

1. forever
   that becomes a hit
2. with my friends
   for the masses

The correct lyrics are: "The life I love is makin' music with my friends." The lyrics are from the song "On the Road Again," which was a cover along with the original artist, Willie Nelson.

1. everything go silent
   a pin drop
2. the crowd roar
   all the people say

The correct lyrics are: "As she pulled into the station you could hear all the people say." These lyrics are from the song "The Wabash Cannonball" which was originally written in the early 1900s, but parts differed in Johnny's version.

1. she turns it around
   summer comes around
2. that's it for the year
   she's gone in the fall

The correct lyrics are: "She blossoms in the spring but then she's gone in the fall." The lyrics are from the song "Two Timin' Woman," which was released on the album titled "The Original Sun Sound" in 1964.