Honey Pie

thinking about if paul ever found out it was John who touched him and not the other dude 

when the interviewer spit on george 

the mockers and marbles interview 

“we were just trying to write songs about prostitutes and lesbians is all.”

“what kind of girl do you like?” “john’s wife.”

the whole train scene from a hard days night with the old man arguing with them 

“and the rest of you if you’ll just rattle your jewelry.”

their studio bloopers 

their last interview together from 1966 where they were all so pissy and john looked like a karen 

paul admitting to doing lsd

“JOHNNNNNN” “WHAAATTTTTTT”

george being asked if he wanted to hear led zeppelin’s first album 

“i think they look great” “well i think they look dopey”

“she’s a drag. a well known drag.”

this long tall sally performance 

“shut up while he’s talking”

“we’d like to say-” “SHUT UPP!”

“of course i love him. of course i love him. i love john as i loved him. you can’t change love. there’s no reason on earth why i should hate him.”

“it’s like barbara fucking walters”

that help scene where they all dressed up and looked like their older selves 

eric lennon

“knock knock” “who’s there” “john the baptist”

this paul interview where we talked about beatles songs 

when paul was sick during an interview and john was worried 

and he’s still going in 2020 :,)

this interview 

“what’s next on the agenda?” “a song.”

“where’s the bus”

“what’s the matter with you phillip it’s the last fucking verse.”

when george harrison invented reaction videos 

their iconic first press conference 

“thanks for the purple heart” “silver! silver!” 

paul talking about his best times with george 

“yoko sat in that very chair” george: imma head out now 

george harrison’s dad passed the vibe check 

aunt mimi’s interview 

that cursed shakespeare play that they did 

the beautiful ringo and george interview from the 80′s that i love with all my heart 

“that’s when you discover other things…”

pushing each other into on coming traffic lmao

this interview breaks my heart 

John Lennon saying and i oop- as George squeezes passed him in the 60s-

1975

“Silly Love Songs” was written as a rebuttal to music critics, as well as former Beatle and friend, John Lennon, accusing Paul McCartney of writing lightweight love songs.