Mclennon is my life

ALL 👏🏾 OF 👏🏾 THEM 👏🏾

The Music of Lennon and McCartney (1965)

Listen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD9BxqgkWns

Yes, Paul wasn’t jealous of Cynthia. And I think it’s because he didn’t see her as a threat, as someone who would have caused problems to their relationship. Cynthia was never into the music world, she wasn’t a musician, she wasn’t a model, she didn’t want attention from the media either. And she always let John do what he wanted to do, without limiting his contacts with other people. And it’s true when you say that Paul was jealous of Yoko and Stuart because they were also both musicians and in some way they replaced Paul from that point of view too. So Paul saw them as a major threat. And also because I’ve always believed Paul thought the relationship he had with John was something very special and unique, and something that John sadly didn’t have with Cynthia. When John met Yoko Paul was scared as hell, because he understood John was completely in love with her, and she was not just his new companion, but was a musician as well, that could replace him, and could replace Paul in terms of deep relationship and feelings, that they had a bond and were soulmates, like Paul was with John. This didn’t happen with Cynthia, and that’s why Paul didn’t see her as a threat, because he felt (arrogantly) more important to John than her. 

— Dreaming the Beatles: An Interview with Rob Sheffield

John Lennon during his stay in Bermuda, Summer 1980.

and i want to be a paperback writer

So this writer Billy Martin wrote a book inspired (based basically for what i read)in John and Paul relationship?the Man,we have shippers of all shapes i love it and i love how brave he was on saying this out loud

Help! (1965) dir. Richard Lester

; John Lennon and a pigeon

Interview with Paul McCartney: Gifs 1 to 5: At the first part of the interview, Paul was talking about the first time The Beatles played in France/Paris so he comments on how he and John already knew Paris; Gifs 6 to 10: Later on the interview, discussing his song The End of The End, which talks about death, the after life and the idea of what is like or should be like, not sad but a journey for a much better place (to listen to it and see the lyrics => x), and he gives the answer above, in the gifs 6 to 10.

February 19, 1968: Paul and Jane at Palam Airport. Screenshoots from: It Was Fifty Years Ago Today; Sgt Pepper and Beyond.