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I Love You More
My favorite Beatles song is In My Life. I love the song because, even though it’s a love song, it has a melancholy feel, as John Lennon recalls places, friends, and lovers from his childhood, things he’ll never forget, but … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cystic Fibrosis, grief, In My Life, John Lennon, lung transplant, mourning, Rubber Soul, Santa Babara, The Beatles, ucsb, Yoko Ono
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