The Beatles and the Paul McCartney Hoax

I have read this news today, Oh, Oh, about the grade of a lucky guy ... he blew his mind into the car. He did not notice the change in the light. (The Beatles, 1967) These lyrics proved to the fans that Paul McCartney was actually killed in a tragic car accident at the end of 1966. Some people are skeptical of this explanation, but this story seems to make sense when examining the cover and lyrics of the Beatles' songs. In order to make mischief and make sense, some lyrics have to be distorted, but after interpretation, clues are completely consistent.

Suddenly news articles and research papers emerged in September 1969, "Paul McCartney's fraud" traces clues and contents of the Beatles' song and Sergeant Chillian album, to the secret that Paul McCartney actually died . There are double cover bands used to hide symbols and events. Paul was said to have started rumors on the campus of the university three years after being accused of "death", the rumor spread rapidly in the United States and the UK and gained leverage. After all, news articles and fan paper started publishing Paul McCartney's "hidden death" and began digging up the situation and possibilities. The Beatles Gaming Company issued by The Beatles Gaming Company said that "The Beatles' story is always flying around Fleet Street" and announced an old monthly magazine that quickly excluded rumors.

47 years have passed since Paul McCartney announced the removal of the Beatles. It is a slow and painful division, full of resentment and resentment - and very ugly. There was a rumor that John Lennon threw bricks at the house of Paul McCartney after controversy over the release date of the album. The same conflict caused McCartney to throw Ringo Starr out of the house and decide to leave the Beatles. It all began with Brian Epstein, their manager who died in 1967. This is not just their personal loss - he is the only one that is enough to allow him to mediate conflict and negotiate a deal. Epstein will never be replaced as the group can not pick a person to back them all: Paul McCartney is leaning to his father, Leaman, and other members of the band are under pressure from McCartney I will. He is indignant

1970: Paul McCartney announced "a temporary break with the Beatles" while quoting "personal differences" and added that he would not cooperate with John Lennon anymore. Paul does not recognize Yoko Ono and Alan Klein, the financial advisor of the Beatles. When the reporter commented on McCartney's resignation by phone on Lennon, John said, "Paul did not leave, I fired him." McCartney announced that he released his first solo album The end of the Beatles. 1977: Billboard's Hot 100 includes Aerosmith's "Back In The Saddle" (# 84), Fleetwood Mac's "Go Your Own Way" (# 51), "Queen" "Your Your Mother Down" (# 49) 'Calling Love' in # 31 which includes KISS, 'Light Ya' in the light tube in # 29, and 'Dancing Queen' in Abba is # 1.