The first time I heard it, I thought it was another new single from the, "Let It Be" album!
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For those born in 1970 or more recently: when did you first hear of The Beatles and, if you've become a fan, how did it happen?
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No, but it is one of my favorite songs by the Beatles.
Maybe John is literally ghost writing?
I mean he did want to be a Paperback Writer after all😆
That was Paul.
My bad. My father in law is obsessed with The Beatles, I never really was.
HERETIC!! BLASPHEMER!!
More of a Metallica fan til I committed the ultimate blasphemy by switching to Grorge Strait
Gaaaaa! George Strait
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Marty Robbins really got me to switch though. I even did a college paper on one of his songs from 1959.
El Paso?
That's the one
I compared it to Poe's Imp of the Perverse as both protagonists could have escaped but went back to the scene of the crime and died for their troubles.
I think I have 6 copies of it, now!
Splatter records were big, back then.
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