Paul: Hello, lads. Why don't we do a Buddy Holly number? 
John: You know, you know my name, look up the number. 
George: Number nine…number nine… 
John: What a shame, Mary Jane had a pain at the party. 
George: I've just seen a face, and it's Ringo's! 
 
Ringo: Well, my name is Ringo, and that ain't lingo, 
'Cause I'm the greatest star. 
Well, I ain't no bummer, I'm a hummer of a drummer, 
And I've gone pretty far. 
I've got a yellow sub and a caveman's club 
To beat on all me skins. 
I even got me a Magic Christian 
To pardon all me sins. 
I got a bird named Bach who loves to rock, 
She's a woman who understands. 
But if she ever left me, I'd have to get me 
A lonely heart's club band. 
Now I'd like to introduce you all 
To a lad who's on the ball. 
He plays bass with a lot of taste, 
And he goes by the name of Paul. 
Take it away, Pauly. 
Ah, is this your grandfather, then? He's very clean. 
Paul: Ringo, we'll call you. 
Ringo: I'll be out paradin' then. 
 
Paul: Well, me name is Paul, and I do it all, 
Like write and sing and play. 
But for all me money, it might be funny, 
I still long for yesterday. 
Now I might have a smile that's longer than a mile, 
But don't think it's all been fun. 
George: It hasn't. 
Paul: I've been arrested for drugs, mobbed and mugged, 
And had a band that's on the run, y'see. 
I've been throw in jail, gotten hate mail, 
Even told that I was dead. 
Had herds of birds threaten me life 
Just 'cause I wanted to wed, you see. 
Now I'd like to introduce you to 
A man who found the Lord. 
He plays a mean sitar, rhythm guitar, 
And he goes by the name of George. 
George, hey, we'll let you sing one now. 
 
George: I'll sing if you want me to sing, 
And I won't sing if you don't want me to sing. 
Well, I just might be the baby of the bunch, 
But I'm also the most hip. 
From the Maharishi to Hare Krsna, 
I started every trip. 
John: What's he talking about? 
George: Hare hare. 
Ob-la-di, ob-la-da. 
Yeah, yeah, let it be, let it be. 
La la la, la la, hey Jude. 
Love is all you need. 
My sweet, he's so fine. 
I do it all, they just never give me any credits. 
John: All right, lad, your time's up. 
George: Ooh, now let me introduce you to 
The chap who takes no crap. 
His name is John and he's goin' on 
'Cause he still likes to rap. 
Hey John, no be-bop-a-lulas, all right? 
We've gotta do the real thing this time. 
John: Fair enough. 
George: OK, you ready? 
John: Aye. 
George: All right, here's Johnny. 
 
John: Well, my name is John, and I'm always on, 
And I'm speakin' with my voice. 
I write rock and pop, and me head's a mop, 
I've got a psychedelic Rolls Royce (for sale). 
Now, they called me loco when I married Yoko, 
But she's a gal who's on the bean. 
She buys a sack of potatoes, throws out the potatoes, 
And hides inside and screams 
You're an eggplant, and the sister's an aunt, 
And I want to jump up your nose. 
I love New York City, my Aunt Mimi, 
And words that rhyme with orange. 
 
What a load of rubbish! 
I can't believe this! 
Who wrote this thing? 
Paul: Don't you remember? We did, John. 
John: You know, we used to be fab and gear and stuff like that. What's going…we reformed for this? 
Ringo: I remember when we used to make good records. 
John: Goo goo g'joob too. Goo goo g'joob to you too, and to you, and to you, and to me, and everyone here! All together now! 
George: All right, I did the record, but I don't want to play live. Has anybody seen me old brown shoes? 
Ringo: Oh, they've put me in the movies, haven't they? 
John: Anybody want to buy some lithos, signed? 
George: Scrambled eggs. 
All: Ah, ah, ah, ah! 
(backwards): It's really us, y'know. 
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Quel interêt de foutre ce truc dans les nouveautés ? Seuls quelques érudits peuvent comprendre les références aux scarabées.
xpo > Il faut croire qu'il y a pas mal d'érudits sur ce site.
Quoiqu'il en soit, merci pour ce premier commentaire en 18 années de présence sur le site ; ce fut un bel essai.
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