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Thought I’d share this with you, Strudel… I was listening to Glass Onion and pictured John singing the whole “The Walrus was Paul” part and looking at Paul to see him standing at his mic like

(Consider it an art idea 👀)

yes. million times yes

Top: John, Paul, and George on the set of Help!, Nassau Beach Hotel, New Providence Island, Bahamas, photographed by Henry Grossman. Above: John sets about combing Henry Grossman’s hair into a Beatles coiffure, photographed by Ringo Starr. (February, 1965)

.. so this is basically what happened in my canon

look for the girl with the sun in her eyes ☀

Paul wasn’t planning to write about Liverpool – until he heard “Strawberry Fields” and it lit up his competitive edge. These memories were something he and his dearest friend still shared – Paul remembered Strawberry Field, and he knew John well enough to know what it meant to him. But he also knew what Penny Lane meant to John – that was the street where he lived with his mother, Julia, before she left him. Strawberry Field was down the road from his Auntie’s house; the place he’d go to contemplate his exile from the home he’d known on Penny Lane. These twin songs went together as a concept single. “Strawberry Fields” and “Penny Lane” are their most famous combo, linked together forever though it’s been decades since they’ve existed in that form. They play off each other as a John/Paul dialogue. While Paul does his people-watching on Penny Lane, John is a mile away, hiding in the tall grass of Strawberry Field. – Rob Sheffield, Dreaming the Beatles

HAPPY GLOBAL BEATLES DAY (June 25)!

I was listing Married Life from UP and I just felt … soft.  I think this is like a little AU? One where John didn’t die, he divorced Yoko, used his time to rebuild his relationship with Julian, and when Linda passed away, he supported Paul and moved to his house, and soon they married. i just…cried when I was drawing this. 

Paul is no longer a daddy’s baby! <3  The things I did for love.

Lennon-McCartney in (some of) the Beatles dramas

Lennon & McCartney by Richard Avedon.