[ SECRET POST #4436 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4436 ⌋

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Comments

[greghousesgf]

I love the Beatles but half the lyrics in that song are "nuhnuhnuh" so I don't think they're meant to be telling anybody anything.

[(Anonymous)]

The Beatles are mumble rap of white dudes who like psychedelics don’t @ me

[greghousesgf]

?

[(Anonymous)]

don’t @ me is basically twitter meme of idc if you think my opinion is wrong or dumb, it’s mine and I won’t engage with your attempts to reason

[(Anonymous)]

lmao

[(Anonymous)]

what

I mean that doesn't even make sense

[(Anonymous)]

Wasn't it Paul writing it for one of the other Beatles' kids after his parents got divorced? Or something?

[(Anonymous)]

Paul wrote it for Julian Lennon; it was originally called Hey Jules.

[greghousesgf]

why was he telling a five year old to go get laid? "go out and get her"?

[(Anonymous)]

Why yes, that is the most cynical and gross reading of that line. Thanks for sharing!

[greghousesgf]

so what do you think it meant?

[(Anonymous)]

I assume that like. He rewrote some of the lyrics when he turned it into a major pop hit.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it started out as a song to comfort Julian due to John's marriage to Cynthia breaking up and then the song took on a different life of its own?...