#India lyrics

[cocaineheartz]

there’s things i wanna say to you, but i’ll just let you live.

[hauntingyourself]

He haunts the narrative!!!! Anyway

[shirleyjacksonism]

People who are considered normal enjoy putting those who aren't on trial, you know.

The Haunting of Hill House, Shirley Jackson // Hangsaman, Shirley Jackson // Carrie 1976 // Anne Carson // Earthlings, Sayaka Murata // The Outsider, Marina // Convenience Store Woman, Sayaka Murata // Stoker (2013) // The Road Through The Wall, Shirley Jackson

[ritul333]

“i love you”? no.

i need a man who can say this

[got-ticket-to-ride]

After a palpable silence, Paul said, "Well, that's an interesting one" also known as "slowly dying inside"

According to an article by the Daily Mail, this picture was taken by a fan on May 28, 1968. John Lennon coolly stares into the camera. Alongside him, George Harrison has in his shirt pocket a resignation letter from Paul McCartney – apparently written a full two years before he would eventually quit. Mr Herring says he took these intimate pictures of the Beatles after turning up uninvited on John’s doorstep, later sharing a car ride with him to George Harrison’s house to see the Beatles recording – and witnessing the opening of a letter said to announce McCartney’s resignation.

Could this have been Paul Mccartney's kneejerk reaction to having to listen to Two Virgins?

In his 1980 David Sheff interview John said: "After Yoko and I met, I didn’t realise I was in love with her. I was still thinking it was an artistic collaboration, as it were – producer and artist, right? We’d known each other for a couple of years." (also known as forcing myself to love someone to mend my broken heart because someone betrayed me)

As far timeline goes, John left India April 12, 1968. John then went to find his next best thing to "get back" at something someone did in India. In May 2, 1968 he made the "Two Virgins" tape with Yoko and presented it to his bandmates.

After a palpable silence, Paul said, “Well, that’s an interesting one.” ALSO NOW KNOWN AS "wait till I send you my resignation letter on May 28, 1968"

John then says: “You need to understand that this is where she and I are now. I don’t want to hold your hand anymore.” (this was directed to The Beatles - but we all know who it was for)

Ringo and George are just silent throughout the whole thing, because mother and father are fighting. And mother's heart is breaking.

So in conclusion, I want to hold your hand was their love song, huh.

[vipassana]

[thoughts-locker]

गोरी तेरा गाँव बड़ा प्यारा

मैं तो गया मारा

आके यहा रे ……😌🎼🎶

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[menlove]

everyone asks "what happened in india" but no one ever asks "why did paul write I will in india and why is it genuinely and literally just verbatim the story of how him and john met" huh

[ekpriyasi]

" 𝘚𝘩𝘦𝘦𝘴𝘩 𝘮𝘢𝘩𝘦𝘭 𝘯𝘢 𝘮𝘶𝘫𝘩 𝘬𝘰 𝘴𝘶𝘩𝘢𝘺𝘦 𝘵𝘶𝘫𝘩 𝘴𝘢𝘯𝘨 𝘴𝘶𝘬𝘩𝘪 𝘳𝘰𝘵𝘪 𝘣𝘩𝘢𝘺𝘦 "

[wordsbytea]

If I FUCKING KNEW HOW TO SING

my voice would submerge in your blood

and my agony would be shared.

Efforts got you your present

I'm still stuck in between,

And I do know where it all went wrong

yet here I am,

crying to an Olivia Rodrigo song.

My self image is shattered,

as I sweep off the pieces of my broken heart.

The stronger I strive to be,

the weaker I seethe inside

and If I fucking knew how to sing

there would be sweet melodies

about this tragedy.

Disappointed,

are you?

I predicted it all too well in my head.

Only If I fucking knew how to sing

or had a sweet voice

I would scream out your name

but I don't,

So I carve out my own

on this wood

desperate to be known

to be cherished

all in the dire hopes

to get what you got

or to get my own.

I would sing all the melodies

and the anthems they make

to chisel out this envy

and wash out my pain

with the faint hope

to finally deserve.

[strawbxsblog]

my favourite comeback is "hatt ja re chokre bheja na thokre aagela hai apun panga ni karna danga ni karna kardunga mai varna teri tai tai phiss"

[secondwheel]

Barsaat ki dhun (2021)

[jaimin]

Set against a backdrop of contrasting interests and music preferences, 'Techno Girl' captures the experience of vastly different lifestyles driving a wedge between two people, as one partner prefers a world of debauchery, wild parties and techno beats, while the other feels out of place in that scene. Listen - https://ffm.to/tg

[thejewellerymaker-jm]

[ritul333]

MKC???????

[got-ticket-to-ride]

Happiness Is A Warm Gun

According to John Lennon, he saw the title in a magazine issue of the American Rifleman: "I just thought it was a fantastic, insane thing to say. A warm gun means you just shot something."

This song was stuck in my head last week. I know a lot of fans think it's a sexual song for Ono and is about drugs. But I kind of interpret it as a song for the betrayed, the ones who didn't see it coming and all along realizing they pulled the trigger on themselves because they trusted/loved somebody (almost like doing yourself in).

Happiness is a gun loaded that could go off and shoot you anytime.

How your love for someone gives them the privilege to hurt you. How exciting that makes your experience of love until it actually ends badly.

When I hold you in my arms (ooh, oh, yeah) And I feel my finger on your trigger (ooh, oh, yeah) I know nobody can do me no harm (ooh, oh, yeah) Because Happiness is a warm gun, yes it is (bang, bang, shoot, shoot)

It's a satire of certainty that turned into a shooting. It's John Lennon's reality in 1968.