Some stories, you just know in your heart as movies; the way they
play themselves out for you, the way they look on your inner
widescreen.  You frame the story shot by shot, sometimes feeling
more a director than an author.

Rosenjack is no exception.  The songs listed here make up the
inner soundtrack.  This is the music I'm listening to as I write.
 These songs naturally frame the story for me as a soundtrack
does for a movie.

To be updated as the story progresses

01 The End  (The Beatles)
02 Mama  (Genesis)
03 I Can't Make You Love Me  (Bonnie Raitt)
04 Time  (Pink Floyd)
05 My Cherie Amour  (Stevie Wonder)
06 I Knew I Loved You  (Savage Garden)
07 I Only Have Eyes For You  (The Flamingos)
08 Take The Long Way Home  (Supertramp)
09 Waiting On A Friend    (The Rolling Stones)
10 Father Figure  (George Michael)
11 What Can You Lose  (by Stephen Sondheim)
12 The End  (James Douglas Morrison)
13 Father Figure  (George Michael)
14 Life is a Highway  (Tom Cochrane)
15 Dirty Laundry  (Don Henley)
16 Wicked Game  (Chris Isaak)
17  <<< movie quote from Bette Davis, "All About Eve" >>>
18 Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word (Elton John)
19 Change The World  (Eric Clapton)
20 Maybe I'm Amazed  (Paul McCartney)
21 Lazy Afternoon  (Vanessa Williams)
22 Anywhere Is (Enya)
23 School Day (Chuck Berry)
24 My Love is Alive  (Gary Wright)
25 Paradise (Sade)
26 Father Figure (George Michael)
27 Mother and Child Reunion (Paul Simon)
28 Let It Bleed  (The Rolling Stones)
29 Free For All  (Ted the Sledge Nugent)
30	* in progress *
Epilog	* in progress *


Bonus disk included with DVD extended version

Chap.4 the cars crawling past all stuffed with eyes, ref "Soul
Kitchen" (the Doors)
Chap.10 "Dark Side of the Moon" - cameo mention
Chap.14 ref "Zion" (Fluke) - the rave sequence in Matrix Reloaded
Chap.15 refs to "Gimme Shelter" (Rolling Stones), "I Want You To
Want Me" (Cheap Trick, Budokan version), "Great Balls of Fire"
(Jerry Lee Lewis), "Dirty Laundry" (Don Henley), "Hero' (Chad
Kroeger), "I2I" (Tevin Campbell),
Chap.19 a friend and a lover divine, ref "Everlasting Love"
(Howard Jones); also We must have a guardian angel, refs "True
Love" (Cole Porter)
Chap.20 All these lines in my face getting clearer... ref "Dream
On" (Aerosmith)
