It Was A Period When They Used

Someone Like John Would Want To End The Beatle Period And Start The Yoko Period. He Wouldn't Like Either To Interfere With The Other.

Putting Two Songs Together, I've Always Loved That Trick When It Works.

I Think It's Something To Do With The Structural Quality Of The Songs. We Weren't Actually Trying To Make Stuff That Was Cool, Or Of The Moment, Although A Lot Of It Was. We Were Trying To Make Stuff That Was Good Enough To Stick Around And Lo And Behold, It Has.

Paul's Last Words To Linda: "you're Up On Your Beautiful Appaloosa Stallion. It's A Fine Spring Day. We're Riding Through The Woods. The Bluebells Are All Out, And The Sky Is Clear-blue".

I Never Really Got On That Well With Yoko Anyway. Strangely Enough, I Only Started To Get To Know Her After John's Death.