| ! Neighbor Marge invited me over To be the little angel on your shoulder, | |
| " A young Bennington college senior on a hard-earned break Picture over the shoulder. | |
| " And if I look over my shoulder, there... | |
| "...dislocating Fosse's shoulder in a meaningless game." | |
| "..and rest your head on my shoulder, O life..." | |
| ! Neighbor Marge invited me over To be the little angel on your shoulder, | |
| " A young Bennington college senior on a hard-earned break Picture over the shoulder. | |
| " And if I look over my shoulder, there... | |
| "...dislocating Fosse's shoulder in a meaningless game." | |
| "..and rest your head on my shoulder, O life..." | |
| "A feeling of sweet impotence poured in over my shoulders "and flowed down through my limbs "until I knelt, pressed her tight against me | |
| "And collecting himself for a spring, jumped for the dead man's shoulders." "Missing his aim, he fell into a ditch... turning completely over as he went... and striking his head against the stone, dashed out his brains." | |
| "And she drew me up to her, "put her arms about me and rested her head against my shoulders. | |
| "And then he took the coat off of my shoulders" | |
| "Blinded by smoke, I see held on their shoulders like a coffin along a colonnade your piano falling, falling." | |
| "A feeling of sweet impotence poured in over my shoulders "and flowed down through my limbs "until I knelt, pressed her tight against me | |
| "And collecting himself for a spring, jumped for the dead man's shoulders." "Missing his aim, he fell into a ditch... turning completely over as he went... and striking his head against the stone, dashed out his brains." | |
| "And she drew me up to her, "put her arms about me and rested her head against my shoulders. | |
| "And then he took the coat off of my shoulders" | |
| "Blinded by smoke, I see held on their shoulders like a coffin along a colonnade your piano falling, falling." | |
| "Ernie Davis is a bull-necked, steel-shouldered running back | |
| "Only then did she notice that a lone, broad-shouldered man on horseback | |
| '"because she knows that behind that door '"is that tall, handsome, broad-shouldered, square-jawed Fearless Flanagan. | |
| - Now I just look round-shouldered. | |
| - Oh, I'd love to... with that tall, wide-shouldered fraternity boy. | |
| - He was shouldering. | |
| A damaged cop, shouldering some heavy baggage. | |
| All those in favor of Stars Hollow taking a swift kick to the tush and shouldering the entire cost -- | |
| Always under pressure, shouldering burdens us foot-wobblers don't know or can't see. | |
| And right now he is shouldering all the blame. | |
| "Ernie Davis is a bull-necked, steel-shouldered running back | |
| "Only then did she notice that a lone, broad-shouldered man on horseback | |
| '"because she knows that behind that door '"is that tall, handsome, broad-shouldered, square-jawed Fearless Flanagan. | |
| - Now I just look round-shouldered. | |
| - Oh, I'd love to... with that tall, wide-shouldered fraternity boy. | |
| - He was shouldering. | |
| A damaged cop, shouldering some heavy baggage. | |
| All those in favor of Stars Hollow taking a swift kick to the tush and shouldering the entire cost -- | |
| Always under pressure, shouldering burdens us foot-wobblers don't know or can't see. | |
| And right now he is shouldering all the blame. | |
