Lennon often times didn’t trust himself to make the right decisions Verse 3, Lennon with a side of Ono…yes, ‘spinal cracker’ means: he’s funny, he cracks me up. Oh what are those hills yonder, my love Ere long, from heaps of turf, before their sight, Upon the instant started from the throng, To provt, I said, the.
Often sat around in bare feet in ‘rap sessions’, seminars etc. Verse 2, liked Leary but was ‘leery’ that he MIGHT get disappointed again by another one claiming he had ‘the answer’. He himself could be a ‘holy roller’ espousing his beliefs etc. Lennon had many instances of disliking himself too.
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The WHOLE line is being said by the person the verse is describing and John is describing what he says, Should be seen as: HE SAY, ‘I know you, you know me, one thing I can tell you is you’ve got to be free (now) Come Together.’ (etc) – the line: He say, ‘I know you, you know me’…one thing I can tell you is you’ve got to be free……many people see this as the singer decreeing – one thing I can tell you…etc…this is incorrect. – Here’s John’s glass onion kind of clue: He say, ‘One and One and One is three…etc.’ See it as, the ONE (John/Yoko) is made of THREE… Ono’s name is the ONLY name mentioned because he saw her as already part of him/bonded/soul mates). = John Lennon (make no mistake, this song is about an amalgam of all these people, sum total, John. Here’s what I think: Verse 1 – Maharishi Verse 2 – Timothy Leary Verse 3 – Lennon/Ono Verse 4 – McCartney – The verses are NOT about the four Beatles. AND, ALL ‘beat’ on towel muffled snare and toms…as in BEATles…the very essence of the band itself…no wonder this tune opens Abbey ’s a doorway… – During the verses, Ringo plays it ‘dry’…no cymbals. – George is playing the rhythm guitar throughout (in Lennon’s kind of way/style). – McCartney IS doing the lower register harmony vocal. I’m going to bullet point my theories on this tune.
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