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Related: About this forumThe Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane [double A-side single] 1967
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The Beatles - Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane [double A-side single] 1967 (Original Post)
IcyPeas
Mar 2021
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amerikat
(4,909 posts)1. Thanks!
I needed that.
Cartoonist
(7,316 posts)2. I remember
Back then, there was suspicion about the lyrics to some popular songs. Drug references mainly. So one local radio station offered to send the lyrics to concerned parents. A friend of mine got a copy of these songs. They were nicely printed up. Probably would be a nice collectible today.
IcyPeas
(21,871 posts)3. aah yes all the rumors about Paul being dead
the ending of strawberry field you can hear something..... is it "cranberry sauce" or "Paul is dead" I remember that. and supposedly you'd hear more messages if you played it backwards.
I guess that was fake news and conspiracy theories back in 1967.
Cartoonist
(7,316 posts)4. Not to mention
While they were busy looking for drug references, they completely missed "finger pie".