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Album: Help
Song: Help
Forwards: : "I Never Needed"
Backwards: "We need a member."
If the beginning of this line is reversed ('I never needed...') you get the message 'We need a member'. Could this be suggesting that an opening has recently opened up in the groups line-up?


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Album: Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
Song: Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
Forwards: "Billy Shears!"
Backwards: "Fish is dead."
Sung at the very end of the song and if reversed gives the message "FISH IS DEAD". Could this be another play-on-words? There is a type of fish called Bass, and Paul was a Bass player, so perhaps that's the link?


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Album: Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
Song: Getting Better
Forwards: "I have to admit it's getting better. A little better all the time."
Backwards: "After all, Paul is dead. He lost his hair, head."
This is a little eerie, but may need a couple of listens before you hear the message clearly. It's a little ironic isn't it that there's a death clue within a song where Paul is telling the listeners that he's 'Getting Better'.


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Album: Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band
Song: The Inner Groove
Forwards: "Never could be any other way."
Backwards: "We'll f*** you like we're Supermen."
Originally only appearing on original UK copies of the LP, the 'Inner Groove' (as it's become affectionally known) starts off with an extremely high-pitched whistle that supposedly dogs can hear before continual gibberish. Listen closely though and you can make out the sentence "Never could be any other way". What couldn't be any other way? The situation? The line-up?. Reverse the passage however and you get the real message.


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Album: Magical Mystery Tour
Song: Blue Jay Way
Forwards: "Please don't be long, please don't you be very long, please don't be long or I may be asleep."
Backwards: "He said 'get me out!' Paul is what is, Paul is Hare Krishna it seems. Paulie is bloody"

This is probably the biggest and most spectaular reveral passage ever found within a Beatles song, and I'm proud to say that I am it's discoverer. If you reverse the chorus you get a very cryptic yet disturbing message. It says "He said 'get me out!' Paul is what is, Paul is Hare Krishna it seems. Paulie is bloody". 'Get Me Out' is what Paul was alledgedly screaming when he was trapped in his burning car. Then it says that Paul is Hare Krishna! - Could this mean that he's now with the Gods?



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Album: Magical Mystery Tour
Song: I Am The Walrus
Forwards: "Ooh pah, oom pah, stick it up ya jumpah!"
Backwards: "Ha, ha, Paul is dead. Ha, ha, Paul is dead."
This is the chant that is repeated over and over again at the end of the song before the King Lear transcript begins. If this chant is reversed you can hear what sounds a lot like "Ha, ha, Paul is dead! Ha, ha, Paul is dead!" Strange...


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Album: The Beatles (White Album)
Song: Glass Onion
Forwards: "The walrus was Paul."
Backwards: "Paul was the walrus."
Why do John and Paul seem to like playing the 'Walrus' game? Paul admits it, John admits it, John says it's Paul, Paul says it's John! One thing that makes this particular line so siginificant however is when it's reversed. Now, reversals are supposedly meant to reveal hidden meanings and it is impossible to lie through one, so it's pretty errie when this line is reversed. You can hear John say 'Paul was the walrus'! A direct-speech reversal and could be seen as a re-inforcement to the 'Paul was the walrus' claim.


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Album: The Beatles (White Album)
Song: I'm So Tired
Forwards: Unrecognisable gibberish.
Backwards: "Paul is dead man. Miss him, miss him, miss him."
At the very end of the song there is some unintelligible mumbling. If this is reversed however you can hear John say something that sounds a lot like "Paul is dead, man. Miss him, miss him, miss him!", which is pretty eerie! In the Anthology series, when they replayed the song I'm So Tired they left an additional mumble in the penultimate drum solo. When this was reversed it sounded like John was saying 'Are you listening?'. Listening out for what? A confession?


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Album: The Beatles (White Album)
Song: Revolution #9
Forwards: Unrecognisable gibberish.
Backwards: "Get me out! Get me out!"
This is heard 5m20s into the song if you play the entire piece backwards. Firstly, there is the sound of a car chase with horns blaring away, then it all goes quiet. A choir is then heard with John saying, 'Turn me on, dead man, turn me on.' It then all goes quiet for a second before the phrase 'Get me out!' is shouted by Paul. He sounds in extreme pain as he shouts it. Could this be Paul trapped in the buring vehicle?


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Album: The Beatles (White Album)
Song: Revolution #9
Forwards: "Number nine."
Backwards: "Turn me on, dead man."
This is the phrase 'Number nine' reversed. This is pretty eerie, and since McCartney has nine letters in it, could this be a cryptic confession?


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Album: Let It Be
Song: Get Back
Forwards: "Get back, get back, get back to where you once belonged."
Backwards: "I need some wheels. Help me, help me, help me."
This is heard clearly when you reverse the chorus of the song. I wonder why exactly Paul is asking for help in regards to finding some new wheels ('Wheels' is slang for a car). Could it possibly be because after November 9th, Paul allegedly wrote his off in the car smash?

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อี ริต้านี่โชคดีจิง ได้กอดพุชาย แถมรอดตาย กำไรเน้นๆ ส่วนพอลน่าสงสารจัง

นี่คือรูปติดPassport ของนาย William Campbell (ปรากฏในปกในของ white album)





โชคดีที่ William Campbell พอจะร้องเพลงและเล่นดนตรีเป็นบ้าง พวกBeatles จะเทรนได้ไม่ยาก
สำหรับเรื่องบุคลิก หรือ การเล่นดนตรี

กระนั่นพวก Beatles ก็ยังรู้สึกผิดในใจที่ทำสิ่งที่คล้ายๆกับ ทรยศแฟนๆ ด้วยการหลอกลวง
พวกเขาจึงแอบใส่คำใบ้ต่างๆ ถึงการตายของ Paul ไว้ในเนื้อเพลง ในหนัง หรือในปกอัลบัม
และ ในการเล่นย้อนหลัง เพลงของ The Beatles หลายๆเพลง


(Design: Peter Blake and Jan Haworth Photo: Michael Cooper)




you get I ONE I X HE DIE. This can mean I + ONE + I (Three Beatles remaining) or the 11th of September, he died.



Here is a picture on the inner sleeve of the Sgt. Pepper album.


A close up of Paul's sleeve reveals O.P.D., or "Officially Pronounced Dead."


Here is another picture from the inside sleeve.


If you mirror this image, you see that the Beatles form the letters "L, V, E" with their fingers. Paul stands where the "O" would go to form the word "LOVE." Paul's back is turned, again signifying Paul having left the Beatles in death. The "O" that Paul is not displaying can mean the letter "O" but also the number "0" for nothing, or death.



Here we have the album cover of "Abbey Road" (1969). This is a very well known album cover and has been mimicked and satirized many times. "Paul is Dead" theorists interpret John, Ringo, Paul, and George as an Angel, Reverend, Deceased, and Gravedigger respectively. Paul is shoeless. Burying the dead without their shoes is supposedly a tradition in Britian. The cigarette in his hand represents a coffin nail. Paul is holding the cigarette in his right hand, but Paul was left handed. This is believed to be because William Campbell, Paul's replacement, is right handed, so he would hold the cigarette in his right hand. Also, Paul is in the direct line of traffic. It was rumored that Paul died in a traffic accident, so that holds in line with the theory.
(*อันนี้วิเคราห์เองนะ และสังเกตดูเอาเองด้วยว่า ตรงทางม้าลายด้านขวาจะเป็ฯเลนที่รถวิ่งเข้ามาทางม้าลายส่วนด้านเลนซ้ายจะเป็ฯทางตรงไปข้างหน้า สังเกตดูได้จากรถเต่าและโฟล์คทั้งสองฝั่ง ทั้งสองฝั่งจะจอดโดยหัวกลับกับคนละทาง ซึ่งเมื่อมองตรงไปทางเลนซ้าย จะเห็นรถที่อยู่ไกลๆ นั่นก็แสดงว่ามีรถขับสวนเลนซึ่งตรงมาทางพอลพอดีและพอลก็ถือบุหรี่ด้วยในข้อมูลบอกไว้เพื่อเป็นการแสดงถึงพอลอย่างโดยตรง)



A close up of the white Volkswagon Beetle reveals the license plate is "LMW 28IF." There are those that believe this is a clue, and that LMW stands for "Linda McCartney Weeps" or "Linda McCartney Widowed." Also, Paul would have been 28 if he were still alive at the time of the Abbey Road album.
Of course, in the year of the supposed accident in 1966, Paul did not meet Linda Eastman until 1969

พบที่ป้ายทะเบียนรถคือ "LMW 28IF." คือ LMW และก็คือ Linda McCartney Weeps แปลว่า ลินดา แมคคาร์ทนี่ย์ร้องไห้ หรือเป็นม่ายนั่นเอง




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