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Paul McCartney says he still has dreams with John Lennon
Paul McCartney went to The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and he revealed that still have dreams with his late bandmate John Lennon. In the interview the musician also talked about when he went to the cinema in disguise to watch “Yesterday”.
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He said:
“I dream about him [John Lennon]. When you have such a deep and close relationship with someone for so long, sometimes that person can visit you in dreams. I love when that happens,” said the musician.
He continued: “I often have musical dreams, and John is always there … I have many dreams like these. They are always good dreams.” McCartney said the two were very close, because they shared a common feeling, both lost their mothers very early.
Watch Paul talking about his dream with John Lennon
John Lennon’s Death
The Beatle was killed with four shots by an obsessed fan. The crime occurred on December 8, 1980, in New York. The Beatle was killed with four shots in New York, in front of the Dakota building, where Lennon lived with his wife, Yoko Ono, and son, Sean.
On August 24, 2018, the murderer Mark Chapman had his parole request rejected for the tenth time. Chapman said he is “increasingly ashamed” of the crime he committed, that Lennon was “amazing” to him when he asked for an autograph that day, and that he thinks about his actions every day.
The jury in charge of the decision again denied his request for parole, stressing that it “would be incompatible with the welfare and security of society” and “mitigate the seriousness of the crime”. John Lennon’s killer will appeal to parole again in August 2020.
