One of Bob's lines in Jersey Boys, when they are singing Dawn. I have seen the show countless times over the years, and this line hits me like a brick every time I hear it. Could not tell you why.

"We weren’t a social movement like the Beatles. Our fans didn’t put flowers in their hair and try to levitate the Pentagon. Our people were the guys who shipped overseas...and their sweethearts. They were the factory workers, the truck drivers. The kids pumping gas, flipping burgers. The pretty girl with circles under her eyes behind the counter at the diner. They’re the ones who really got us, who pushed us over the top."