McCartney Times

“Hey Jude, don’t make it bad, Take a sad song and make it better”: Paul McCartney wrote those words in 1968, and quickly, they became the opening lines to one of the world’s most well-known anthems. For decades since, crowds have chanted it back at him, adopting the song of hope into the world’s songbook as McCartney’s rallying cry for joy is beloved by all. But when remembering that Jude is Julian Lennon, the song really does become sad.Julian Lennon, John’s first son, was born in 1963, early in the Beatles’ career. He was born to the singer and his first wife, Cynthia, and was only a newborn when the storm of Beatlemania whipped around them. He was a newborn when the band were still busy touring the world, was still only a baby when they decided to quit, and was a mere toddler when they were still spending seemingly all their time in the studio or off on side-quests, making movies or jaunting off to India.

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