John Lennon, Paul McCartney during their final concert at Candlestick Park, San Francisco (1966) Photographer: Koh Hasebe (1)
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John Lennon, Paul McCartney during their final concert at Candlestick Park, San Francisco (1966) Photographer: Koh Hasebe (1)

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Did he?
Actual publication from Northern Songs circa 1970.
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Suppose it can be a sort of reply to Susan Wood photo session 26 November 1968
Something like that: John, get back to where you once belonged
(and this white cloud behind their backs)
sometimes rpf is the highest form of flattery and sometimes rpf is atonement for their crimes
Brian Epstein at his desk, 1960s

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New York City, John Lennon reading a newspaper in the band's Plaza hotel suite | Photographer: Paul McCartney
well John's trip to Spain with Brian Epstein and Paul's trip to Paris with Robert Fraser just confirms that both John and Paul are bisexual
JOHN LENNON discussing his book, In His Own Write, during The Beatles appearance on Ready Steady Go! (March 1964)
I think maybe the thing that makes mclennon so captivating to me is the way that the yearning was so intense that even decades later it's still palpable. Like. John's been dead almost 50 years now and I can still feel the ache of whatever-the-fuck happened between them like it's a physical thing. Earth shattering levels of pining. Whatever.

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I'm watching early Beatles interviews and I found this. happy pride month <3
reporter: I noticed the two married men are sitting together and [inaudible]
John: that's because we're queer
Every once in a while I think maybe it’s time to scale back my invasive interest in Paul McCartney’s private life. Thankfully Paul McCartney himself just said it’s okay and that in fact I should be trying harder
i hope beatles biopics show paul seeing john around town before they met and trying to look not too hard at him like the 14 yo gay boy he was
they should have a scene like this in the john movie
Paul McCartney on Chicken Shop Date with Amelia Dimoldenberg (x)
'Just like home' by Klaus Voormann (x)
Lennon & McCartney in the Bambi Kino by Klaus Voormann (x)

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Paul’s lyrics for Hold Me Tight (with a doodle of John—possibly).
The Beatles Lyrics by Hunter Davies, pg. 55
He was and is obsessed. Epic. It's you, you, you Hold me tight, let me go on loving you tonight, tonight, making love to only you And a doodle of... well, if that's not John, it's certainly not poor Dot.
John Lennon, Paul McCartney performing 'Rock and Roll Music' during their final concert at Candlestick Park, San Francisco (1966) Photographer: Jim Marshall