“Free as a Bird” is a song, single and video released by The Beatles in December 1995 as part of their “reunion” and promotion around the release of the video documentary Anthology and their Anthology 1 compilation album. Song was originally a piece of music that John Lennon composed, but never completed. The original Lennon recording was made circa 1977 in New York City. Yoko Ono gave a basic recording of the unfinished music to the remaining Beatles (Paul mccartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr) who reunited to finalise and record the completed song.
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@CamiLoveMarchingBand i know exactly how you feel
I almost want to cry everytime I hear this song. I don’t know why though.
at 2:21 if you pause the video you can see pauls face in the car window
great theme from the best band (
Yeah I know, its frustrating. All I know is, I became so much damn happier after listening to The Beatles.
Extreme transition from MCR to The Beatles.
@GDscissorhandedgurl Yet we’re STILL nitpicking the songs like that!
uwielbiam
1:38 is that the nurse selling poppies from a tray?
Every time I watch this video, I see one more song reference I didnt see the last time I watched it.
You have to Really know the beatles to truly view the video I mean TRULY. it mostly has to do with references of their songs and performances done together.
It was Paul’s idea that they should have different persona’s hence Sergeant Peppers. So, obviously they were getting sick of the idea of The Beatles and wanted something fresh and original. They purposely did stuff like this because of the hype they received. Thats why John wrote I am The Walrus because he was sick of everything being analyzed.
luv this song and vid!!!!!!
@AfterSchoolMovies
The message at the end is played in reverse. . . it’s John saying, “Turned out nice again. “
At the very end, you can hear John Lennon saying “made by John Lennon” or “Paul is a dead man”
@suicidalchesseburger and she’s leaving home
I love that people are still arguing over Paul McCartney being alive
if you want the truth, all one needs to do is listen to mccartneys voice in 65 66, then listen to it in 67 and onward, its the same guy singing. . LONG LIVE THE FIGHTING WALRUS!!!!
Not dead