Name the song the line is from Part II

I booked Buddy Knox for the last concert he ever performed. He was kinda out of it - but did manage to sing Party Doll


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the man in the coonskin cap in the pig pen,
wants eleven dollar bills, but you only got ten

That's Subterranean Homesick Blues, by Dylan.


From 1973 here:

Still looking for that blue jean, baby queen
Prettiest girl I ever seen

Rock On.

new lyrics

Keep telling me what's right and what's wrong
Don't you ever stop to think about me

I like that one, Phil. It's an 80s tune called Talk Talk, by a band named...Talk Talk.

Sorry guys, but I've got to log out for the evening soon, and I'll be out most of the day tomorrow, so I'd rather not post lyrics.

Leaving it open...

OK - how about

And my words won't make a dime's worth of difference

Clues time -

This song, written by two Scotsmen was never a big hit single, although it was released by the pair who wrote it, and also by one half of an American duo, and also by the Duo.

It appears on million selling albums, a hit DVD, and has been performed in front of millions in concerts.
It is about a city.

One more lyric line - I write my song to that city heartbeat

Well - I guess that one is dead.

It was A Heart in New York - one of my favourite songs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbCqbCDp5m4

Anyone have one?

How about:

Then the rain let up and the sun came up
And we were gettin' dry
Almost let a pick-up truck nearly pass us by

Bob

Might a hint be in order, Bob?

I’m thinking that Bob has given us another Van Morrison song. I think this one is “It Stoned Me”. He did some good stuff, but I don’t know how much airplay they gave that one.

This one is from 1967:

What do you see when you turn out the light?

I see Sgt Pepper!

With A Little Help From My Friends, by Ringo, who needed it sometimes.


How 'bout:

I know, beyond a doubt
My heart will lead me there soon