Re: I liked the songs better before I knew...

On Jul 13, 12:50=A0pm, Edvado <Edvadoj...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> fattuc...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > I just thought of one: =A0Hey Jude. =A0But this has nothing to do with
> > motivation behind the song.
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> > I still like the song Hey Jude very much. =A0But when I learned that
> > Paul and George had a spat about the song's arrangement and George was
> > upset about it, it made me think of the song in a different light.
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> I started listening to it differently when a certain ex-McCatney
> girlfriend told me in e-mail that the song was written about HER.
> Unfortunately, the lyrics correlate a little too closely to their brief
> fling for me to completely dismiss her claims.
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I know who you mean.  This has been the subject of discussion here at
rmb many times.  I think she is accurate although many disbelieve
her.  Most people believe Paul's PR.

A couple of years back I heard (not read but actually heard) a part of
the famous John Lennon Playboy interview where he said point blank
that Hey Jude concerned, among other things,  Paul and Fran.  When one
reads the Playboy interview, that sentence or two is missing and
replaced by ".........."

I agree with your point also that once one learns about the meaning
behind the song, it seems different.

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