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By the time The Beatles broke up, Yoko Ono was one of the only reasons why John Lennon could carry on. She may have become unfairly blamed for the band breaking up, but looking at their final days together in the Get Back documentary, Ono is the one who’s acting as an emotional weight for Lennon, almost by his side when things start to go a little bit haywire. But time can do a number on anyone’s relationship, and when they finally reconnected, Lennon knew that he was free to fly without Ono for the first time.Things didn’t get off to the greatest start when the two started making music together, though. Their experimental albums might still be considered an acquired taste, but anyone who has the ability to stomach the first side of Life With the Lions without getting a migraine has truly ascended to another plane of existence. When Lennon was left to his own devices, though, having Ono in the background for albums like Imagine helped ground him when making tunes like ‘Oh My Love’ and ‘How?’.

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