Taxman
"If you get too cold..."
As George sings this line it sounds like the backing vocals
go "PAUL..." A possible cryptic message that Paul's
'too cold'?
Eleanor Rigby
"Father McKenzie, writing
the words of a sermon that no one will hear. No one comes
near."
Paul has said that originally
that the priest was going to be called Father McCartney
but changed it because he thought it may cause embarrassment
for his dad. Maybe, or maybe it was because the clue would
have then been too blatant? Here, for example, it would
have told us that his father had written a sermon to read
out during a service, but that nobody would have heard it.
Could this service have been Paul's secret funeral? Is this
why nobody heard it and why no one came near?
"Father Mackenzie, wiping his hands as he walks from
the grave."
Paul's dad wiping the dirt from his hands as he walks from
a grave...? Who's grave could it have been in 1966?
Love You To
"A lifetime is so short,
a new one can be bought."
Pretty blatant here. A new lifetime being bought because
the old one was cut too short...
Here, There and Everywhere
"Changing my life with a
wave of her hand."
A reference to Rita flagging down Paul's car for a lift?
Paul's life would have been undoubtedly changed by that
action!
Yellow Submarine
"Paul's a queer! Paul's a
queer!."
During
the instrumental John can be heard in the background shouting
something that sounds a lot like "Paul's a queer! Paul's
a queer!". Could this have been the start of the possible
homosexual smear campaign that was continued on the front
cover of Sgt. Peppers?
"Sky
of blue and sea of green in the land of submarines."
Sea of green? If looked at crypticly, could the sea of green
be referring to a field? But why the reference to a 'land
of submarines'. Perhaps, like the cover of the Yellow Submarine
LP, the submarine is symbolising a coffin, thus the sea
of green is a cemetary and the land of submarines are the
coffins buried in it?
For No One
"A love that should have
lasted years."
A love that should have lasted years? So, a love that was
cut short...
Tomorrow Never Knows
"That ignorance and hate
may mourn the dead."
Mourning who? Paul? After all, according to the conspiracy,
the fans are ignorant of his death and the apparent smear
campaign against him would, as the Beatles believed, spark
up hate.
