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feeling so many feelings about all of this

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this picture is so beautiful to me, the colours brothers

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early to bed and early to rise leaves a man so fucked up that he dies

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CHAPPELL ROAN Performs "Good Luck, Babe!" at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards (Sept 11, 2024)

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Do any of u have decent recipes that are like 5 ingredients (not including spices) and take 45 mins or less to prepare i gotta stop eating sandwiches for dinner

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i feel insane. bazoongo.

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not the orange man please lads

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pictures that make me love people a whole lot

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a comic about fix-it fanfics

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something is truly haunting about listening to their music when you acknowledge just how much time has passed and how in 7 years they reshaped pop culture for the next century if not more. We all know what happens next after those brief miraculous years, know when we lost John and George and will one day say our last goodbyes to Paul and Ringo, all things must pass, yet half a decade later they are still on our collective minds, they’ve manage to permeate the cultural fabric to the point where everything that came after feels inescapable from their influence. I kept finding them in the most unexpected places, was reading an Umberto Eco novel and boom, Beatles mention in the appendix. Not even death can dispels them, how do you begin to make sense of your legacy as a musician at this level of historic significance? The day I am free from the traces they left on this world is the day I’m dismissed from life-

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it's george harrison's birthday, and i love so much these yahoo chat transcripts, he's so cute, love him!!!

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Types of Beatles songs:

The Supplicant Begging for the Adoration of an Anonymous Girl. "I love you girl, baby girl, let me hold you, touch you, dance with you, I would literally do anything just to have once chance to breathe the same air as you."

Look at this odd little man. "Look at him he is so odd and lonely, he is so strange and silly. He is probably depressed too, but you won't figure that part out until you're much older."

We listened to little Richard growing up. Paul or John is literally just shredding his vocal chords with feral sexual energy. Makes your pussy wet.

Have you guys heard of drugs? Ooooooh, there's probably a sitar in here, or maybe a strange sound effect you've never heard before. John is probably using a voice echo effect. There is probably jibberish in the lyrics somewhere. John probably wrote this one.

What if we just sang into eachother’s mouth’s? The lead instrument here is harmony. HARMONY! most of this song is HARMONY. Three colliding voices you can never decide which part to sing along to!!!!

The most beautiful song you've ever heard in 1 minute or less. Probably just John or Paul with a guitar singing about the most simple theme of all time but it's gut wrenchingly beautiful. You're probably crying.

George Martin popped off. Who knew strings and classical instruments could rock this hard? You will probably walk down the isle to one of these, and if you're not married, you've fanaticized about yourself walking down the isle to one of these.

Storytime! Time to tell a weird little story!

The weirdest thing you’ve ever heard

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it's george harrison's birthday, and i love so much these yahoo chat transcripts, he's so cute, love him!!!

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Paul being in denial of John's death

“It’s still weird even to say, ‘before he died’. I still can’t come to terms with that. I still don’t believe it. It’s like, you know, those dreams you have, where he’s alive; then you wake up and… 'Oh’.” (1986)

"I know I will never get over it [John's death] and hope I will never get over it." (1990)

"Delicious boy, delicious broth of a boy. He was a lovely guy, you know. And it gets sadder and sadder to be saying “was”. Nearer to when he died I couldn’t believe I was saying “was”, but now I do believe I’m saying “was”. I’ve resisted it. I’ve tried to pretend he didn’t get killed." (1995)

"Paul talked about John a a lot, but the strange thing was that it was in the present tense, “John says this" or "John thinks that".-Peter Cox (2006)

Seth: I wonder how all these years later, you're processing it [John's murder]?

Paul: I'm not sure I am. It's very difficult for me and I, occasionally, will have thoughts and sort of say: "I don't know why I don't just break down crying every day? [...] We were friends. That was one of the great things about it. You know, I don't know how I would have dealt with it because I don't think I've dealt with it very well. In a way... I wouldn't be surprised if a psychiatrist would sort of find out that I'm slightly in denial, because it's too much."" (2020)

"Like any bereavement, the only way out is to remember how good it was with John. Because I can't get over the senseless act. I can't think about it. I'm sure it's some form of denial. But denial is the only way that I can deal with it." (2020)