"I'll Spend My Life with You"

Yester-day, I got the super deluxe edition of Headquarters in the mail.  I haven't listened to it yet, but while thinking about the album this morning, I realized something about "I'll Spend My Life with You."

The first half of the first verse contains opposites:

People come, and people go

Movin' fast and movin' slow

I'm in a crowd, yet I'm all alone

During the last of these lines, the pedal steel guitar plays a descending phrase and then an ascending phrase.  These opposite directions mirror the contrasts in the lyrics.

"No Time"

I know this has been noted before, but I couldn't find it quickly and had to look it up for myself.  I'm writing a short post about it mostly so that I'll be able to reference this again if I need to.  At ~0:35 in "No Time," Micky says something that sounds like "Rock on, George, for Ringo one time."  This is the same thing that Ringo says in the Beatles' "Honey Don't" (at ~2:20).