Giorni di gloria

C'è una domanda che mi tormenta ormai da molti anni, da quella volta che andai a vedere una retrospettiva dei film di Luis Buñuel: che differenza passa tra i protagonisti e le comparse nella vita reale?Se hai avuto la tenacia di ascoltare questo episodio fino alla fine, ti ringrazio.Se vuoi aiutarmi consiglia questo podcast, o lascia un commento ➤➤➤CITAZIONI E RIFERIMENTIRingo Starr by Pinguini Tattici NucleariAll things must pass by George HarrisonGlory Days by Bruce SpringsteenIl più grande amatore del mondo regia di Gene WilderAll things must pass by George HarrisonSunrise doesn't last all morningA cloudburst doesn't last all daySeems my love is up and has left you with no warningIt's not always going to be this greyAll things must passAll things must pass awaySunset doesn't last all eveningA mind can blow those clouds awayAfter all this, my love is up and must be leavingIt's not always going to be this greyAll things must passAll things must pass awayAll things must passNone of life's strings can lastSo, I must be on my wayAnd face another dayNow the darkness only stays the night-timeIn the morning it will fade awayDaylight is good at arriving at the right timeIt's not always going to be this greyAll things must passAll things must pass awayAll things must passAll things must pass awayGlory days by Bruce SpringsteenI had a friend was a big baseball playerBack in high schoolHe could throw that speedball by youMake you look like a fool boySaw him the other night at this roadside barI was walking in, he was walking outWe went back inside sat down had a few drinksBut all he kept talking about wasGlory days, well, they'll pass you byGlory days, in the wink of a young girl's eyeGlory days, glory daysWell there's a girl that lives up the blockBack in school she could turn all the boy's headsSometimes on a Friday I'll stop byAnd have a few drinks after she put her kids to bedHer and her husband Bobby well they split upI guess it's two years gone by nowWe just sit around talking about the old times,She says when she feels like cryingShe starts laughing thinking aboutGlory days, well, they'll pass you byGlory days, in the wink of a young girl's eyeGlory days, glory daysMy old man worked twenty years on the lineAnd they let him goNow everywhere he goes out looking for workThey just tell him that he's too oldI was nine years old and he was working at theMetuchen Ford plant assembly lineNow he just sits on a stool down at the Legion hallBut I can tell what's on his mindGlory days yeah goin backGlory days aw he ain't never hadGlory days, glory daysNow I think I'm going down to the well tonightAnd I'm going to drink till I get my fillAnd I hope when I get old I don't sit around thinking about itBut I probably willYeah, just sitting back trying to recaptureA little of the glory of, well time slips awayAnd leaves you with nothing mister butBoring stories of glory daysGlory days, well, they'll pass you byGlory days, in the wink of a young girl's eyeGlory days, glory daysGlory days, well, they'll pass you byGlory days, in the wink of a young girl's eyeGlory days, glory days