Kevin,

"I still remember what was on the jukebox when she turned" is (I think) on the recently issued Nic Jones anthology (which , to my shame, I haven't got ...yet). Mike Harding played that particular song on his Radio 2 hour only a few weeks ago, and the BBC Website might have the playlist posted.

My own contenders for heart-grabbing lines would have to include:

"I saw guns and sharp swords in the hands of young children" [Dylan: "Hard rain's a-gonna fall"]

"For my heart is with him altogether, though I live not where I love." [Trad: "I live not where I love"]

...and of course ...

"The Bovril's with the gravy, but the Marmite's with the jam!" [By - Guess who?]

And finally ...

"Ying-tong, ying-tong, ying-tong, ying-tong, ying-tong iddle-i-po!" [Spike Milligan: "The Ying Tong Song"]

And there's more what that come from, folks!

Wassail!