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Okay, Bunyan was known for his strength, skill and speed. Maybe strength could lead to Carry That Weight ?
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14 December 2009
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I have no idea what Paul Bunyan is known forCould some kind person help a European out?
He was kind of mythical North American lumberjack folk hero, of superhuman size and strength, who achieved many fantastic physical feats, and he was always accompanied by his faithful sidekick Babe, the Blue Ox. There are several huge whimsical oversized statues of them in various USA locales (pictured one of which I drove past twice last month while travelling), and they were the subject of a 1950s animated Disney short.
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No (x9)
I Want You
Christmas Time
Hint 1: Babe the ox does not have any bearing on the lyric or song title I have in mind.
Hint 2: Ron’s comment is aiming in the right direction. I would add what is the source of Bunyan’s strength?
One more guess and I’ll reveal the singer and fab timeline. 
????
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14 December 2009
Offline Seems a counterintuitive guess for someone so committed to deforestation, but maybe “Mother Nature’s Son ?”
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12.46pm
11 June 2015
Offline LOL VB!
No (x10)
I Want You
Christmas Time
Hint 1: Babe the ox does not have any bearing on the lyric or song title I have in mind.
Hint 2: Ron’s comment is aiming in the right direction. I would add what is the source of Bunyan’s strength?
song from a late blue period release.
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6 May 2018
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Was There a Real Paul Bunyan? – “Junior Bunyan downed 40 bowls of porridge a day”
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11 June 2015
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No (x11)
I Want You
Christmas Time
Two Of Us –I don’t know if this is a good game, but I’ve been thoroughly entertained by the guesses and references 
Hint 1: Babe the ox does not have any bearing on the lyric or song title I have in mind.
Hint 2: Ron’s comment is aiming in the right direction. I would add what is the source of Bunyan’s strength? Don’t know if this helps, but in my picture of the monument the person in the red shirt by Paul’s boot is 6 feet tall.
song from a late blue period release.
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24 March 2014
Offline Those certainly are big statues … this is super forced but could it be sgt. peppers reprise? (i think Paul says something along the lines like “we are the biggest band”) 
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11 June 2015
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I Want You
Christmas Time
Sgt. Pepper (reprise)
Hint 1: Babe the ox does not have any bearing on the lyric or song title I have in mind.
Hint 2: Ron’s comment is aiming in the right direction. I would add what is the source of Bunyan’s strength? Don’t know if this helps, but in my picture of the monument the person in the red shirt by Paul’s boot is 6 feet tall.
Confirmation: Shammy’s last guess contains the correct answer to the WHAT question. Now all thats left to do is figure out the WHERE. 
song from a late blue period release.
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10.34am
1 December 2009
Offline Ooh, ooh! BIG MAN, walking through PARKland, with Babe the ox (= ‘BULL’)…Can it be “Hey Bulldog ?”
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Offline Nothing is real (He is a legend/myth. His un-real-ness is where he gets his strength.)
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11.03am
11 June 2015
Offline That be my song @vonbontee! I’ve thought more about Paul Bunyan and his Tall Tales in the last few days than since I was 5 years old! Funny how he and Babe suddenly appear on family holiday drives. Please collect your hard earned prize VB and lets try another one…
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11.53am
14 December 2009
Offline Thank you for the beer, Sigh Butterfly! 
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12.10pm
23 January 2022
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12.33pm
24 March 2014
Offline Von Bontee said
Thank you for the beer, Sigh Butterfly!Our next image comes right from the pages of The Beatles Bible (excellent website, A+ highly recommended):
What does the “H” in the fifth place means?
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1.12pm
11 June 2015
Offline Shamrock Womlbs said
Von Bontee said
Thank you for the beer, Sigh Butterfly!
Our next image comes right from the pages of The Beatles Bible (excellent website, A+ highly recommended):
@Shamrock Womlbs Here is a list of songs and play counts from the 1963 UK tour. I assume I Saw Her Standing There was the opener, but nothing stands out for the “H” notation.
https://www.setlist.fm/stats/the-beatles-23d6a88b.html?tour=4bd6c39a
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1.15pm
11 June 2015
Offline Could your song be Her Majesty ? (per the venue)
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1.23pm
14 December 2009
Offline Looks like it was John’s turn to sing when that “H” song came up; and Paul gets a blank space there too…maybe they each got reserved a spot to sing whatever they felt at the moment? Who knows…
…anyways, first two guesses are incorrect.
No x 2:
“Her Majesty “
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4.22pm
24 March 2014
Offline sigh butterfly said
@Shamrock Womlbs Here is a list of songs and play counts from the 1963 UK tour. I assume I Saw Her Standing There was the opener, but nothing stands out for the “H” notation.https://www.setlist.fm/stats/t…..r=4bd6c39a
Wow, thanks for that link. It seems like there’s a web site for each and every little thing in this world xD
As for the song…what about P.S. I Love You? (treasure these few words, since i think it’s a hand written track list a fan made)
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