I woke up thinking, 'Oh, it was really great to visit with her again. It was, 'Don't worry too much, it will turn out okay.' It was such a sweet dream.
In the dream she said, 'It'll be all right.' I'm not sure if she used the words ' Let it be' but that was the gist of her advice. It was so wonderful for me and she was very reassuring.
And it was so great to see her because that's a wonderful thing about dreams: you actually are reunited with that person for a second there they are and you appear to both be physically together again. I saw my mum, who'd been dead ten years or so. “One night during this tense time, I had a dream. I somehow managed to miss a lot of the bad effects of all that, but looking back on this period, I think I was having troubles.” I think the drugs, the stress, tiredness and everything had really started to take its toll. Personally it was a very difficult time for me. The breakup of The Beatles was looming and I was very nervy.
Let it be the beatles lyrics full#
“John was with Yoko full time, and our relationship was beginning to crumble: John and I were going through a very tense period. “This was a very difficult period,” Paul continues, referring to the period of early September of 1968. She was, as so many woman are, the unsung leader of the family.” “She was great,” Paul relates in his book “Many Years From Now.” “She was a really wonderful woman and really did pull the family along, which is probably why in the end she dies of a stress-related illness. “I would have liked to have seen the boys growing up” was one of the last things she had said on that day. On October 31st, 1956, Paul's mother Mary Patricia McCartney had passed away from breast cancer. We were all told to, simply, just “Let It Be.” With the breaking-up of the greatest and most popular music group in the world being officially anounced in early 1970, the world was consoled in song. It may not have been released until after the inevitible disolving of the band but, in retrospect, the timing couldn't have been better. With this realization in mind, propelled as he was by a dream to help him come to this conclusion, Paul wrote one of the most beloved and iconic Beatles songs of their career. After all, if your associates wish not to continue as associates, there's not much you can do about it. And this did appear to work for a time, but rather reluctantly from three unenthusiastic participants.ĭuring McCartney's time of struggle to keep things going, as all Beatles fans desired, he had no choice but to announce defeat. He felt that, with concerted effort, he could use his gifts of persuasion to rally the troups back together and bring them to their senses, aiming them in the unified direction they had been moving toward for the past decade. He found himself on what he thought was a steady course with his band-mates, only to look around and realize that he was on that road alone. George had even went on record, as detailed in the “Beatles Anthology” book, as saying that he “was losing interest in being 'fab'.I was growing out of that kind of thing.” With John's drug use at an all-time high, and with him having Yoko by his side at virtually every session, it became apparent that the band no longer had the same vision for the future. The Beatles had been recording the “ White Album” for over three months with tensions mounting and arguments abounding. Fans may not have known it at the time, but in early September of 1968, Paul recognized that The Beatles were having some major difficulties and sensed that the end was imminent.
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