Human without the bean

That's the whole song except for the chorus that includes the title of the song. Waylon Jennings and Hank Williams Jr. have covered it if that's any help.

That's her. Kill Bill: Vol. 2. Interesting I noticed that on Quentin Tarantino's IMDB profile he's in the early stages of putting together Kill Bill: Vol. 3 Maybe Bill had another brother named Bill.

Karen....I just found out, right now, not a moment before you blew a hole through the door that I was pregnant. Other character: What is this? On the floor, by the door, is a strip that says I'm pregnant. Other character: Bul%sh*! Any other time you'd be 100% right. This time you're 100 % wrong. I'm the deadliest woman in the world. But right now....I'm just scared sh#tless for my baby. Please, just look at the strip. *Please*.

And I thought it was just me.

I believe Mr. Buscemi played Mr. Pink. Dark Shadows Eva Green Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children (:~

Slipping and a sliding and playin' dominoes Lefting and then Righting It's not a crime you know You gotta tell your story boy before it's time to go I was talkin' to the preacher said God was on my side Then I ran into the hangman, he said it's time to die You gotta telly your story boy, you know the reason why

Oops, sorry it took so long. Song is Love Lies Bleeding from ~EltonJohn's~ album Goodbye Yellow Brick Road. Funeral For A Friend/Love Lies Bleeding together were the opening track but taking up to much time at over 11 minutes for the air waves, they received a lot of play on FM radio. The song Funeral For A Friend is an instrumental arranged by Elton John wondering what type of music he would want at his funeral before a segue into Love Lies Bleeding.

Rhett Butler

Little Nicky Quentin Tarantino Reservoir Dogs

The Proposal Craig T Nelson Turner & Hooch

Your going to need a hint George. The songs been around, got lots of air play back in the day. The song wasn't released as a single because it was 11 minutes long. It did get played a lot of FM radio. Hint: It on the yellow brick road but not the one Judy Garland walked on.

I was beginning to think that I had been transported into another universe where no one remembered ever hearing of ~Supertramp~ or much less ever hearing of The Logical Song, The Long Way Home, Goodbye Stranger, or Breakfast in America, of my favorite Dreamer. I'm so glad I wasn't sent into outer space. Let' see, huh? Here's one. The roses in the window box Have tilted to one side Everything about this house Was born to grow and die Oh it doesn't seem a year ago To this very day You said I'm sorry honey If I don't change the pace I can't face another day

Let's go ahead and call this good then since I figured only WordWolf may have any idea what this one was. The Logical Song ~Supertramp~ from the Breakfast In America album. Circa 1978.

That's not even close WordWolf however it is actually very close to the right answer. In those three words "The Obvious Song" two of them are in my clue. Go figure.

No it's not Frampton. I think you may have the wrong title in mind (I think.)

Road To Perdition Jude Law Repo Men

That's right. Honestly, I didn't know she said exactly that line or something like it. I found it on some site called 101 movie one-liners everyone should know.

"I'd rather kiss a wookie".

When I was young, it seemed that life was so wonderful A miracle, oh it was beautiful, magical And all the birds in the trees, well they'd be singing so happily Oh joyfully, playfully watching me

Thanks WordWolf. I remember that now. I'll get one up here sooner than later.

De. Frederick Frankenstein. But I don't recall those exact words.

~Kansas~ Dust in the Wind. When I read "all your money won't another minute buy" it popped into my head.

Go ahead and take a crack at it now WW.

American Bandstand is my guess.