McCartney Times

Any artist wants to reach the broadest audience possible whenever making one of their classics. It’s hard to get even one person to wrap their head around what you’re trying to do sometimes, but when thousands of people relate to the words you’re singing, it’s a gift to know that they heard something in the music that no one else recognised. While John Lennon had more than a few of his lyrics etched into the minds of Beatles fans around the world, he knew that some songs weren’t intended to be as big as ‘Hey Jude’ or ‘A Day In the Life.’Before the band had even become mythologised, Lennon had already started to have a complicated relationship with his own fame. There were pieces of his songs that were being poured over like fine literature, and if there was any message that he was looking to send with ‘I Am The Walrus,’ it was the fact that people shouldn’t be looking at the finer details of every pop song that came on the radio.

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