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Norm appears there as a dementor to absorb their happiness

Thanks for your explanation!

I thought the song was about sex!

The first time I heard this song I was sixteen. My friends and I would steal a bit of adult beverages from our folks...a little bit from each bottle, collected in an empty soda bottle so they wouldn't notice - then camp out overnight in my back yard. It was the Seventies, so no digital playlists obviously...we would record songs from our vinyl LPs onto our cassette decks for the evening's listening enjoyment. My friend had recorded this song, and right after "you left me standing here-" the song abruptly ended - the cassette had run out of tape - and I thought "Damn... what a clever way they chose to end that song!".

Or - wait - "The wild and windy night!" Right? What about that?

Justin Beiber started this style with the fluffy haircuts and suits. People dont belieb me but fck them seriously, JB is a genus. Justin put out his first album 2010, this hard day night came out 2023, draw you own conclusion these mofos are copycats

wow. perhaps the reason why mccartney was misunderstood was he was the only proactive member of the band at this point.

I prefer this type of English to the standard if you wish, American English you hear everywhere.

Paul was pushing everyone because he was so keen to keep things going the same as they had been, and had stronger opinions. Everyone else was losing steam, and the status quo suited Paul the most. I even think he was trying to manipulate John into feeling better about things when he says "you're the boss, you've always been the boss". When really, John was pretty detached from everything at that point. Paul is the kinda guy that could have been a billionaire CEO if he'd gone into business, every word he says seems so focused on an outcome, he is so consistently like this his whole life, whereas the others by this point are unstable and inwardly focused.

Essa porra da Yoko não saía de perto do John nem um segundo, por isso que o grupo rachou...

Always found John to be drunk on hi own importance, its always been me me me. But I got to give him here he is totally honest, this is exactly how I feel and here is what I think about your actions.

Thanks 🎉a lot you really helped with my project

John: give us a kiss Killed me 😂😂😂

"Don't take that tone with me, young man. I fought the war for your sort." "I bet you're sorry you won." That aged well.

Así estoy yo después de 2 horas de conferencia en la universidad😂

Thanks a lot for the explanation

1 hour of George eating please

this song for me deserves a spot on Beatles top 10 greatest hits

I understand a small bit of their scouse accent, which really gets strong here when they are upset, but I also get that nasty feeling that I always get when I hear these types of conversations. I don't even know what it is, but I know it's not alright. The Beatles got too big even for the Beatles themselves, that's why they broke apart. The stress it creates is unbelievable, I think you need to be Taylor Swift or Lady Gaga or someone else in that league to understand it.

I always got the impression that they were kinda making a farce of this woman's plight - the "baah baah baah baah. baah baah baah baah baah baah" background singing was almost imitation clownlike comedic accompanment, making a mockery of the lives of the women who have "too many munchkins" running around her legs, tripping her up and creating a circus-like image. I don't hear homage here, i hear mockery... "Do you think money grows on trees? You just breed and breed and breed..."

So for years here in America we referred to him as "Epsteen". Then some select media talking heads started to use the "Stein" pronunciation in order to sound more cultured and authentic to the actual British pronunciation and it caught on for about the past 20 years. Turns out our original pronunciation was right all along.

Theo Adorno wrote this song! Tavistock social engineering at its best!

Iv been called this many times.HaHaHa.

This man is a musical genius Paul McCartney knows exactly what he wants to story he is conveying in the long and winding road song 🎵 awesome 👌

Wow. Title: "How Apparant Disfunction Created The Greatest Music the World Has Ever Seen"

Spinal cracker refers to Yoko walking on John’s back to ease some pain.

LENNON SNORTING THE COKE BOTTLE ...WTF JOHN 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭😭💖🙏🏻

THIS SCOUSER ACCENT ADDED TO HUMOUR IS 💖💖💖🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😭😭😭🔥🔥🔥✌🏻👍🏻💥😱😱😱...I LOVE SCOUSERS ...AND I LOVE LIVERPOOL 😭😭😭🙏🏻💖

I OWE THE FILM ,AND I;LL TELL YOU WHAT !.... EVERYTIME I WATCH IT ...WHEN IT GETS TO THIS POINT (FOR THE WHOLE 7 : 38 MINUTES ) I FIND MYSELF LAUGHING SO HARD ....IT IS SO WELL MADE ....THE BANTER HERE IS LIKE ... THE BIT WERE THE OLD MAN CLOSES THE WAGON WINDOW ...AND PAUL OPENS IT UP AGAIN 😂😂😂....AND SAYS ...YEA, BUT WE WOULD LIKE IT OPEN !😂😂😂💖🙏🏻😭😂😭😭 THE MAN REPLIES ....I TRAVEL THIS TRAIN TWICE A WEEK !...SURELY I HAVE SOME RIGHTS ...AND JOHN (BEING JOHN LENNON😂😂😂😂😭🙏🏻💖) REPLIES ....YEA, BUT THERE IS FOUR OF US 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤪🤪🤪🤪....HE BATS HIS EYELASHES AND SAYS....GIVE US A KISS ....BY THAT TIME I;M FULLY DONE 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂✌🏻👍🏻

unexpectedly somber ending

I think Paul didn’t say what it was about in depth because it’s for those who know. A hippie friend of mine told me the song was about it black gain power they would not know what to do with it and give it up back to Wight. This actually fits the lyrical content a lot more than talking about the Roman Empire. But by the looks of things today, I’d say no race hasn’t figured out.

Pretty dumb that the song is written by Paul and nobody asked him what it was about and asked John who doesn’t fucking know.

Cringey

How much was Billy p payed?

Paul foretells the future in his last statement- "And probably when we're all very old, we'll all agree with each other, and we'll all sing together."

Ai bullshit, guys this is a comment for anyone who watches this, please watch an actual human

I think where milking this, my man is not playing drums

"If you lost him, I'll cripple you!" 😡 Dang, Paul! 😳

Michael Jackson hit it better n Moonwalker ending scene

I've never seen an explanation anywhere of the sequence where the other three Beatles are carrying Ringo along the train corridor....what is that about?😂

its not a private conversation at all, linda is there, yoko. mal evans. ringo its been edited and you can hear the cuts.

Shame that Lennon got half credit for what was obviously Pauls melody/lyric. Beatleful song that it is😊.

only ones left is the stones

She’ll only reject me in the end. Ringo is absolutely hilarious.

Ringo knows God speaks through Paul. His admiration. Beautiful.

If this happened now. They would have been canceled ❌.

George was very self-effacing. His contribution to the Beatles cannot be over stated. His ear for melody was wonderful.

Yoko's one line is hardly a lead vocal.

Paul’s uncle “I thought I was supposed to get a change of scenery, and so far I’ve been in a train and a room and a car and a room and a room and a room” Summed the Beatles during their early years together perfectly. They were so busy touring that they didn’t have much time to go around and see many places.

None of them were best in the world in their instruments but together they were. I compare them to Liverpool football club of late 1970s.