The document discusses various clues left by the Beatles suggesting Paul McCartney died in 1966. Some of the clues included symbolic images on album covers like Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and hand gestures referring to death. Song lyrics from albums also contained references to Paul's supposed date and manner of death. The arrangements of the Beatles on album covers often depicted scenes like a funeral procession for Paul McCartney.

1. The great secret of the Beatles
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This article is a continuation of: The great secret
of the Beatles
In yesterday's post we talked about how, in
1966, the death of Paul McCartney in a tragic
traffic accident was covered up by the Beatles, to
seek a replacement quickly. But the Beatles were
unhappy with the secrecy built around the death
of his companion, turned to leave clues scattered
here and there about what really happened. Here
are some of them.

2. • SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND (1967)
This album features one of the most famous covers the history of
music and, while full of symbolism to the topic at hand. It shows a
photograph of the four Beatles dressed as sergeants in front of a
collage of famous faces, among which include personalities like
Marilyn Monroe, Bob Dylan, Cassius Clay, DH Lawrence and even
Shirley Temple. To the left of the Beatles in the flesh are some
figures of the same wax, younger (as they were before the
supposed death of Paul) and dressed in dark suit. All the characters
are at what seems like an open grave (is the tomb of Paul?), So the
symbolism of death is obvious.
On the head of Paul, the album cover, a hand appears open. The
open hand is a symbol of death in some Eastern religions. This
applies, for example, the "Jain Hand", a symbol representing a
Hindu doctrine of reincarnation of the soul
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3. • And there's something else: If you place a small mirror at right
angles, right in the center of the drum with the words "LONELY
HEARTS", so cut them in half and see a mirror image, we see
appearing the words "1 DIE ONE 1 X HE. " "January 1 1" three, the
three remaining Beatles alive. The X refers to Paul, who has been
dismissed because he died. But if it's not clear, the following two
words show the final track, "HE DIE" (he died). Finally, on the back
of the album, Paul is the only one who has his back to the
camera, which is another reference to death.
Furthermore, "Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band "was the first
Beatles record that included the lyrics of the songs. In two of them
there are clear references to the death of Paul. On track 6, "She's
Leaving Home" is a verse that says "Wednesday morning at five
o'clock." These are the exact day and time of the alleged car
accident. In the last track on the album, "A Day In The Life", the
letter is even clearer when he says: "I blew out His Mind in a
car, That He Did not notice the lights HAD changed" (He lost his
head in a car, did not realize that the lights had changed).
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4. • MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR (1967) AND THE WHITE ALBUM (1968)
The Beatles are dressed as animals on the cover of the disc. While
three of them are white, black Paul is dressed (the color of death).
Paul is the walrus ("Walrus" in English). In the song "I'm The
Walrus" (I am the walrus) is John Lennon singing this
verse, therefore he is the walrus. However, later in the song "Glass
Onion" from the album "The White Album," John Lennon sings
"Well here's another clue for you all. The walrus is Paul
"(Well, here's one last clue for you all. The walrus is Paul). And at
the end of "I'm The Walrus" can be heard a voice saying "Bury
me, bury me, bury my body (...) Oh untimely death" (Bury me, bury
me, bury my body (...) Oh finally died) .

5. • YELLOW SUBMARINE (1969)
The submarine's title track appears at the bottom of the
image. Remember the lyrics of the album's title
track, "Sky of blue, sea of ​green in our yellow submarine"
(blue sky, sea of ​green In our yellow submarine). The
submarine is Paul's coffin, buried in a hill of green grass.
But this is not the only symbol of course, since again
reappears again open hand above Paul's head.
ABBEY ROAD (1969)
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6. • The submarine's title track appears at the bottom of the image.
Remember the lyrics of the album's title track, "Sky of blue, sea
of ​green in our yellow submarine" (blue sky, sea of ​green In our
yellow submarine). The submarine is Paul's coffin, buried in a hill of
green grass.
But this is not the only symbol of course, since again reappears
again open hand above Paul's head.
ABBEY ROAD (1969)
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7. • The cover of this album is also full of references to the death of
Paul. All four Beatles are in line, like staging a funeral procession.
John Lennon is dressed in white: the preacher, Ringo in mourning, is
the friend of the deceased. George Harrison, in turn, is dressed in a
denim and casual: the undertaker. Paul is the only one of four that
goes barefoot and walking with eyes closed. In many Eastern
cultures, the dead are burned bare. In addition, its passage is
disjointed from the rest of the Beatles, as if they belonged to the
procession. Finally, the black car parked on the right, in
background, looks like a hearse.
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8. • All other details are more subtle, but clearly revealing. There are
two keys that are especially important. The first is that Paul is
smoking ... with the right hand.
Recall that Paul McCartney was left-handed while William
Campbell, his supposed replacement, was right-handed, but
learned to play bass with his left hand to cover this "small"
difference.
The second detail is the enrollment of white car parked in the
background, which reads "28 IF" (28 YES ...) 28 years is the age that
would Paul McCartney at the time of releasing the album ... IF he
were alive .
PAUL MCCARTNEY IS DEAD 'THE DOCUMENTARY
Thanks to Google Video YouTube, I found the perfect complement
to this article. This is a 20-minute documentary that looks at all the
tracks left by the Beatles on the "alleged" death of McCartney, from
the lyrics of their songs to the album covers. A real tribute to the
legend Enjoy!
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