"And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make" = You take out what you put in
I can't think of a more appropriate line to end their last real studio album*
This line was meant to be a send off, kind of like Paul knew that this was going to be it...I feel like this was his way of saying, "It's been fun, but it's time to go!"
At the same time it's a look into how much the groups growing differences effected Paul. He loved everything about making music with these guys and he knew that they couldn't keep their differences from ripping them apart any longer. Lots of people blame Paul for the break up because he was the one that officially called it off but I think he was just following through on what they were all feeling at the time...
I don't know that's my opinion on the matter
great song, great album, great band...
*I know Let It Be came after Abbey Road, but Abbey Road was the last album where they all worked together
"And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make" = You take out what you put in
I can't think of a more appropriate line to end their last real studio album*
This line was meant to be a send off, kind of like Paul knew that this was going to be it...I feel like this was his way of saying, "It's been fun, but it's time to go!"
At the same time it's a look into how much the groups growing differences effected Paul. He loved everything about making music with these guys and he knew that they couldn't keep their differences from ripping them apart any longer. Lots of people blame Paul for the break up because he was the one that officially called it off but I think he was just following through on what they were all feeling at the time...
I don't know that's my opinion on the matter
great song, great album, great band...
*I know Let It Be came after Abbey Road, but Abbey Road was the last album where they all worked together
It was Yoko.
It was Yoko.
@SpaceManSpiff02 And yet Paul couldn't even begin to practice what he preached when it came to Ms. Ono
@SpaceManSpiff02 And yet Paul couldn't even begin to practice what he preached when it came to Ms. Ono