Mclennonluv

I'm Hanna. I'm 17 and from Germany. She/her, questioning aro ace. Autistic as fuck . In love with the Beatles.

[peeperland-deactivated20171109]

[karenwasadrummer]

Same energy

[penislane]

stop

[paulmcfruity]

Paul McCartney as he listens to John Lennon’s “Beautiful Boy”

[todosphotos]

Revolvers

[samdoesnotwanttobedeleted-deact]

paul mccartney: *exists*

me:

[karenwasadrummer]

@when-im-1964 😂😂❤❤❤

[beatlequotes]

“John was impressed with his looks, and probably slightly envious, as well as his ability to play the guitar and the fact that he knew a lot – note, not all – of the words to ‘Long Tall Sally,’ which sealed his fortune.”

— Julia Baird, John’s sister, talking about 6th July 1957, the day John met Paul

[beatlequotes]

“I called them the Dream Team because John was the wordsmith and Paul is the melodist; he has beautiful melodies. You put them both together and you’ve got almost perfection – as has been proven.”

— Julia Baird, John’s sister

[beatlequotes]

“The two boys hit it off very quickly. There was something both of them had that just locked together. Perhaps it was a crazy kind of attitude towards life, a contemptuous mockery that later became the trademark of the four Beatles, or perhaps it was just a teenage friendship that stuck. As far as John was concerned, Paul was not only a good guitarist – as good as John himself – but he also resembled their mutual idol, Elvis.”

— Julius Fast, author, talking about 6th July 1957, the day John met Paul

[beatlequotes]

“There’s this whole legend about how great The Quarry Men were, but they barely played any gigs in their life. As soon as Paul joined, most of the others left because they wanted to play skiffle jazz and didn’t want to play rock and roll. Then George Harrison joined and completely demolished the idea of The Quarry Men as a folk skiffle band.”

— Tony Bramwell

[beatlequotes]

“He hugged me. It was great because we didn’t normally do that. He said, ‘It’s good to touch.’ I always remembered that – it’s good to touch.”

— Paul McCartney, talking about the last time he saw John, Rolling Stone, 2016

[beatlequotes]

“What pop career? I’ve been there, done that and got a CD to prove it. It was a wonderful experience, but I think I embarrassed Julian.”

— Cynthia Lennon, answering the question, “Do you have any plans to revive your pop career?” The Independent, July 1999

[beatlequotes]

“A freezing day in Moscow, before the cold war ended.”

— Cynthia Lennon, answering the question “How would you describe your relationship with Yoko Ono?”, The Independent, July 1999

[beatlequotes]

“All I can ever say about it is that I slept with John a lot because you had to, you didn’t have more than one bed - and to my knowledge John was never gay.”

— Paul McCartney, The Brian Epstein Story

[karenwasadrummer]

Oh cut the shit Paul we all know you and John had secret holidays

[beatlequotes]

“That was John after a night out, with dawn coming up. I think at that point, he was a bit…wondering where he was going, and to be truthful so was I. I was starting to worry about him.”

— Paul McCartney, talking about Nowhere Man, Playboy Magazine, December 1984.

[karenwasadrummer]

@marthaandpaul SUSPECT 👀👀👀👀

[marthaandpaul]

Wondering whose place is closer I SUSPECT 👀👀

[beatlequotes]

“[It] was a rather unremarkable event. You really didn’t say, ‘Wow! I was there!’ The Quarry Men were playing and not very well, and it was the day Paul said, ‘Hello.’ It actually wasn’t exciting at all.”

— Tony Bramwell, talking about the 6th July 1957, the day John met Paul

[dittymisslizzy]

Paul McCartney from the book Beatles 80: Shinko Music Pub. Co, Ltd.

[beatlequotes]

“I have such an admiration for John [Lennon], like most people. But to be the guy who wrote with him, well that’s enough. Right there you could retire and go, ‘Jesus I had a fantastic life. Take me, Lord.’”

— Paul McCartney

[softjohnlennon]

To say it with the words of John Lennon

I’m lonely, wanna die