From Cleveland’s own Michael Stanley singing “Lover” (sung with one breath):
“Baby what you gonna do when the fire is through and you find he’s out looking for somebody new cause you did everything that he wanted you to do and now you’re all alone and crying, aren’t you…lover?”
I don’t want to spend the time going back through them all, they are easy to Google should anyone care, but might be persuaded to quiz people on them in a separate thread.
Great idea. Another Dylan song that would make a great movie is Lily, Rosemary, and the Jack of Hearts. Since it’s a western, Ford would be a perfect choice here too.
Or, the song/story that Dylan wrote with an actual film guy, Sam Shepherd, with lines like:
She said, "Even the swap meets around here are getting pretty corrupt."
It was hard to choose one line of “Brownsville Girl”.
The entire story is worth listening to (and following the plot, for gems like how the protagonist’s relationship to a Gregory Peck movie keeps changing as the story unfolds).
Some lines from the Clash’s “Death Or Glory”, another song that’s quotable in its entirety:
And every gimmick hungry yob digging gold from rock and roll Grabs the mic to tell us he’ll die before he’s sold
Of course that was a dig at Pete Townshend.
Love and hate tattooed across the knuckles of his hands The hands that slap his kids around 'cause they don’t understand how Death or glory Becomes just another story
Another cultural reference here, Robert Mitchum’s masterfully diabolic character in “The Night Of The Hunter” had these tattoos.