The case goes like this. The opening and closing sections of Bring it on Home are lifted from a tune by Willie Dixon entitled not coincidentally Bring it on Home. Performed by Sonny Boy Williamson

They're fake. Glass.

He'll know they're fake if he touches them.

The liberals and conservatives and libertarians who lament totalitarianism are phonies and hypocrites.

But sometimes I think youíre just as phony as them... and your future is just as limited.

There are friends, and there are FRlENDS.

We are friends. Because we are friends, I'll tell you something.

Friends?

Friends.

Would you rather have interesting friends or loyal friends?

And those without friends started making them.

We were friends.

I have friends.

Friends and Foes

Aren't you two friends?

And you become friends.

Friends of the High Line.

Good friends.

We're all going to be friends, yay.

Good, I like you.

Friend of your husband's?

You have friends?

We are friends.

Friends of ours?

No friends?

Any friends?

German friends?

Family, friends...

Friends, sometimes.

Weak ties are a broader network, your friends of friends of friends.

Johnnie's friends are always welcome, as long as they remain Johnnie's friends.

We're old friends.

Are they friends?

I've got no friends.

Environmental Protection Society

Statement of conclusions adopted by the Meeting of the Friends

You got friends there?

You don't have any friends?

Of course we're friends!

I have three friends.

No friends even.

Well, if it's necessary, hold the boat.

Why, we're old friends.

We're old friends.

Some friends of friends of mine.