They probably took great glee in puzzling, provoking, intriguing and teasing their listeners. Both Dylan and Lennon (who were friends) realized they were truly lyrical geniuses and immensely popular. The two didn't have their songs wrapped neatly in a bow for the listener to easily decipher. My InterpretationLike a lot of John's lyrics (and like Dylan's), there are multiple meanings. Hold you in his armchair, you can feel his disease - Despite his lack of production, everyone love him.īut I believe one and one and one is referencing 3 Beatles and Paul being dead.
He got feet down below his knee- Ringo, the down below his knees. Ono Sideboard- I believe this to reference his big sideburns. Ringo was the least talented and least productive member- Bad Production. Verse 3: "He bad production, he got walrus gumboot Ok- This is obviously George as you said.
(telling the queen to rattle her Jewelry. Got to be a joker, he just do what he please.Īgain, This is total John doing and saying what he please. Holy Roller- he looked like Jesus Christ with his "hair down to his knee" How could this not be john and his joo joe eye balls. I don't get "the flat top reference but everything else says John. sorry for typos, my comp is acting weird and it's hard to type know everyone interprets verse one as Ringo, but I see it different. WEllllll, thats my interpretation, i hopee it was helpful and clear things up. "Got to be good-looking because he's so hard to see," Paul was the "cute" one of the group and was also very hard to get along with and read as aperson. "He say 'one and on and one is three'," Is a referance to Paul trying to constantly tell the rest of the band that even witout him, the band could survive. "he one mojo filter," Paul was very persuasive and would make the rest of the members bend to his will. "He got muddy water," A referance to Pauls changing facination to the band "Muddy Waters," Bluesy style. "He got early warning," Early in, the rest of the guys knew that Paul was going to be a problem so they warned him. Last but not least, Paul! "He roller-coaster," Paul was very emotional and would change all the time on everything whether it be a song or feelings. Got to be good-looking because he's so hard to see Verse 4:"He roller-coaster, he got early warning "Hold you in his arm chair you can feel his disease," Anyone who really knew John, or even got close to him, you knew something was wrong physically with him, depression, anger, etc. "he one spinal cracker," a term related to "braking my back," John would constantly argue with the band mates adn "brake thier backs." "He got feet down below his knee," John refused to be openminded or "get on his knees" He wass stubborn and stood up, refusing to kneel to anyone. Yoko Ono would pull John away from the band and Is believed to be the downfall of the band. "He got Ono sideboard," a side board is a court term refering to pulling to the side or distracting. "He got walrus gumboot," John wrote 'I am the walrus" and kept making songs like that and refused to change his style, thus upsetting the rest of the band. give up? really?! It's John! Duh! "he bad production," refers to john constantly would stopthe recordings and piss off all the rest of the band. Hold you in his armchair, you can feel his disease
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He got Ono sideboard, he one spinal cracker Verse 3: "He bag production, he got walrus gumboot "He say,' i know you, you know me'etc." another refrence to the Yogi. "He got monkey finger," George was extreeeeeemly dextrous and learned many stringed instruments with ease. "He got toe-jam foot ball," Soccor was a sport usually practiced outside the temples where the Yogi was practiced. One thing I can tell you is you got to be freeĭid someone say George? "He wear no shoeshine," well lets face it, George wasnt fancy and liked the bare foot thing. Verse 2: "He wear no shoeshine, he got toe-jam football "Got to be a joker he just do what he please," Refers to him being the goof of the quad-squad. "he got hair down to his knee," is a joke about his shaggy look when he first joined the group and since he's sitting down playing the drums his hair wouldnt quite reach his knees but you get the riff. Ringo's old school drum beats ("Flat top" refering to the old hair cut in the mid 1900's) were off at first with the rest of the band, but in time he got better and better ("Groovin' up slowly"). Got to be a joker he just do what he please" He got joo-joo eyeball, he one holy roller Verse 1: "Here come old flattop, he come grooving up slowly during a weak time, George brought up the Yogi and the phrase "Come Together right now over me" is an excerpt from the script telling them to use this song to build their bonds again and unite as one. My InterpretationThe song is about the Beatles feeling towards eachother.
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