This author suggested the idea for, and was the dedicatee of, a musical about Steeltown U.S.A.; that musical by Marc Blitzstein is The Cradle Will Rock. While (10[1])waiting to lodge a complaint, a woman created by this author sings of how, when young and proud, (-5[1])a bird told her (-5[1])of her future passivity. In lyrics written by this author, the singer repeats “I tell you we must die” while looking for “the next whiskey bar.” (-5[1])The prostitute Yvette (10[1]-5[1])sings (10[1])the “Fraternization (10[3])Song” (10[2])in a play by (10[1])this (10[1])author (10[2])that ends (10[3])with the protagonist (10[2])singing a lullaby and hitching herself to a wagon. This playwright wrote the (10[1])lyrics to “Alabama Song” and a song about “old Macheath” titled “Mack the Knife.” (10[4]-5[2])For 10 points, (10[1])Kurt (10[1])Weill (“vile”) co-wrote (10[1])The Threepenny Opera (10[1])with (10[1])what German (10[1])author (10[2])of Mother Courage (10[1])and Her Children? ■END■ (10[6]0[5])