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THIS iS THE HAD TO THE KNOWN TOPIC WHERE YOU SAY ABOUT BEATLES SONGS OR LYRICS THAT ARE HAD TO THE KNOWN IN OTHER BEATLES SONGS!
Now for the firstly one, I'll say an easier one, which is called that in I Am The Walrus it says something about Lucy In The Sky[With Diamonds]
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19 September 2010
Offline Savoy Truffle mentions Ob La Di Ob La Da, Glass Onion mentions Lady Modonna, Strawberry Fields, and others, Lady Madonnas has See how they run from I Am The Walrus . There are others, but that’s all I have the patience I have to type out.
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4 December 2010
Offline Glass Onion mentions everything. Come Together also throws a Walrus in there, not sure if it's a reference though.
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She Loves You mentioned in All You Need Is Love .
You Never Give Me Your Money in the bridge of Carry That Weight .
Tell Me Why mentioned in What Goes On .
Strawberry Fields Forever , There's a Place, I Am The Walrus , Lady Madonna , Fool on the Hill and Fixing A Hole mentioned in Glass Onion .
You all will have read that Dave Dee is no longer with us. But Mickey and Titch and I would like to carry on the good work that's always gone down in number two.
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Offline The Beatles made many references to their own lives and other songs in later songs. Which is your favorite?
I’ll start with the first one I noticed: In Glass Onion are the lines “and here’s another clue for you all, the walrus was Paul”.
Happy new year!
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Offline @Matt Busby, i’ve moved your post here as its the same conversation, albeit buried in the archives. Hope that suits you ok.
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22 November 2014
Offline In All You Need Is Love they briefly sang Yesterday
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28 May 2014
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In All You Need Is Love they briefly sang Yesterday
ANd John breifly goes, “She Loves You , yeah,yeah,yeah!” too.
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Matt Busby said
The Beatles made many references to their own lives and other songs in later songs. Which is your favorite?
I’ll start with the first one I noticed: In Glass Onion are the lines “and here’s another clue for you all, the walrus was Paul”.
Happy new year!
Glass Onion is full of them!
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meanmistermustard said
@Matt Busby, i’ve moved your post here as its the same conversation, albeit buried in the archives. Hope that suits you
That’s fine mmm – although the topic I had in mind is slightly broader, I think it’s OK to leave it here… See my example and do what you think is right. I’m looking for “self” references in lyrics, but not necessarily references to other lyrics.
Anyway, a lot of “obvious” (and some not so obvious) lyrics about other lyrics have been listed, but I’m also looking for overt references to real life things. One would be, in getting better, the verse about treating his woman badly. Another easy one is The Ballad Of John And Yoko .
This is a tricky one as most songs start from a real life something… They may end up having nothing to do with real life when they’re finished.
I would include songs that specifically mention real life names, like Dear Prudence
And I’d open it up to their solo work, so songs like the Man on the Flaming Pie and Apple Scruffs would qualify. I think Queenie Eye is somewhat autobiographical too, being in the first person means it’s about a specific person (the author).
I can’t get this to format right, this sentence should be after “Dear Prudence ” above: I wouldn’t o include songs that don’t refer to specifically named things, like something (even though it was written about someone and we all know who, it could have been written by any man in love with any woman). only nobody else could express it so beautifully 
I’m running short on time – I just had this almost reworked and hit the wrong key and backed out. I’ll make my idea clearer later.
songs.
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17 December 2012
Offline Isn’t there a thread somewhere about their references to each other in post-Beatles songs? Early 1970, Too Many People , How Do You Sleep?, When We Was Fab, etc…..
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