This is the bit where George Bailey has come to his enemy, the evil banker Potter, to beg for a loan - and when Potter finds that George has a $500 life-insurance policy he tells him: "Why, you're worth more dead than alive!" (Although I very much doubt that the insurance company would've paid out if Clarence the angel hadn't intervened in George's subsequent suicide attempt.)
From It's A Wonderful Life
Here are two songs about love, three about death, and one about needing a new roommate.
Why Must I Plead - Richard Thompson
Love Has No Pride - Bonnie Raitt
Sandy Hill - Maggie Holland
Karla Faye - Mary Gauthier
Henry Russell's Last Words - Diana Jones
New Roommate - the Gourds
