Day Tripper
"Got a good reason for taking
the easy way out."
Taking the easy way out? As in replacing the dead McCartney
with a replacement rather than tell the world of his passing?
What was their good reason for doing so?
Lady Madonna
"Wednesday morning papers
didn't come."
If you remember the story, a newspaper journalist discovered
the story of Paul's death and was all set to report it that
morning but a heavy bribe from Brian Epstein meant that
all papers were destroyed for that day, hence why the Wednesday
morning papers never came.
Get Back
"Get
back! Get back! Get back to where you once belonged."
If this line is played backwards Paul is heard to be singing
"Help me! Help me! I need some wheels!". 'wheels'
is slang in the UK for a car so why is Paul seemingly looking
for a new one? Is it possibly because his last one was written
off in the smash?
Let It Be
"I woke up to the sound of
music, mother Mary comes to me."
Could this be Paul awaking in heaven and being greeted with
heavenly music with his mother (who had passed on when he
was 14) welcoming him?
"Let
it be, let it be. Let it be, let it be..."
If the chorus to this song is played backwards you can quite
clearly heard Paul singing "He's dead" over and
over. It's almost like he's saying "He's dead, let
it be!", as if telling us to get over it.
You Know My Name
(Look Up The Number)
There is a phone number supposedly read out during this
song - I've been told that you can hear it immediately after
the sound of a cuckoo clock. Apparently if this number was
dialled the caller would get the message "Beware of
Abbey Road" before the line went dead. I've listened
for it but currently can't hear it - has anybody else had
more luck?
