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From: "Main Identity" 
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Subject: Re: Wah wah
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Date: Mon, 2 May 2005 23:56:38 +0000 (UTC)
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This is all new to me, and very interesting....I may be looking a little to
much into this, but does anyone notice that at the end of Wah-Wah, as the
song is fading out, it sounds like a car is speeding away, ...maybe from
Twickenham,..or Apple, after one of George's rows with Paul, or John &
Yoko????......just a thought....don't wanna turn this into a "Paul Is
Dead",
or "Single Bullet Theory" stuff (LOL)
Thanks
"R.A.G. Seely"  wrote in message
news:d50k5f$n5$1{at}area.cu.mi.it...
> "Stronger Than Dirt (John)"  wrote in
> news:1114829975.64c8d420634740072b0f3df1d74eb40f{at}teranews:
>
> > < > playing of the song at the concert. Paul looks a little uneasy
> >
> > Somehow I doubt Paul is sitting there thinking about what the
> > song might be about 30+ years after it was written.  That's the
> > kind of stuff only fans worry about.  He probably looks uneasy
> > because he didn't have much rehearsal time prior to the show.
>
> So much water under the bridge: I agree Paul's actions or feelings on
> that stage were unlikely to have been caused by whatever prompted
> George to write WW so long ago.  For one thing, it's more likely he
> remembers the memories of that period better than he remembers the
> actual period itself, and those memories are by now mainly coloured
> by what he's said, by what others have said, and by what he wants to
> remember.  (And FWIW, the evidence we have from what was said *at the
> time*(!) suggests WW was specifically prompted by George's reaction
> to John and Yoko, although clearly he was fed up with the whole
> Beatles scene by then.)
>
> Mind you, I think what we see is also often coloured by what we
> expect to see: I discern no uneasiness in Paul's behaviour at the
> Concert for George myself.
>
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