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This was an interesting article about the Carpenters song "Goodbye to Love" and connection to the film.
Here is the part in reference:
"The song came about after Richard saw a 1940 Bing Crosby film called Rhythm on the River. He noticed that the characters kept talking about a songwriter's greatest composition, 'Goodbye to Love'.
Carpenter said: "You never hear it in the movie, they just keep referring to it," and he began writing a song around it."
Have not seen the movie in a while so guessing this is accurate.
Here is a link to the article: