Hello

I’ll think of something later idk

[sgtpeppers]

John Lennon in Beatles '64 (2024)

[ceofjohnlennon]

A soft boy with no shame of being a soft boy.

A soft boy ashamed of being a soft boy.

[eggieeggsta]

shhh..🤫🤫 the bugs are asleep….😴😴😴😴😴😴🤫 don’t wake them up…

[askjohnnylennon]

Brian packed my suitcase, what the fuck is this Eppy?! (Do I pull it off ladies? *wiggles eyebrows sexily*)

[sleeper9]

Johnny Two Ways

[silversunsailing]

my beautiful cat with dilated eyes who will bite my arm if I get too close

[emoquack]

some trad doodles i did while boredddddd

[geekomaniarania]

I just made some bullshitt dawg

I lowkey dont have anything to post sadly

have this bs💔💔💔

[taste-of-h0ney]

i love pictures of john where he seems to embody the spirit of a little boy. just the vibe of a little boy.

an ever growing collection

[crashing-a-jeep]

Here are some others I found:

[always-a-mad-comet]

"It's funny, in films like Nowhere Boy, you'll get this thing where John's mum is teaching him rock-and-roll or buying rock-and-roll records. But two of John's favourite songs, when I met him, were 'Close your eyes, put your head on my shoulder...' which is very much a Thirties/ Forties song. And the other one was 'Little White Lies': 'Doo-doo diddle-oo, the lies that you told me...' When I met John those were the kind of songs that we'd been listening to. "That attracted me to him. I thought, yeah, I love that song. And he'd say, 'I love this one, or that one.' They did have quite an influence."

Paul McCartney in Conversations with McCartney by Paul Du Noyer.

[irisasis]

john playing the spider on ringo

[silversunsailing]

girl beatles 1961

[fizgabzi14]

OH MY GOSH THIS PHOTO IS SO CUTE. MOSTLY REFERRING TO BIG GEORGE AND LITTLE GEORGE. LOOK AT THEMM

[sirconker]

They fluffy

[wasthewalrus]

daily john pic #55 that makes me want to take my clothes off

[hiddenintheyard]

he invented black metal band logos. king shit 😍

[idontwanttospoiltheparty]

Happy Birthday, John Lennon! [09.10.1940]

John was always having to… fight; he was always having to put up a front: ‘Oh yeah? What do you mean?’ He always suspected. So he had this acerbic wit, they called it, as a defence mechanism, I’m sure. [...] But when we were in private and together, there was no need for that. I could just often be the sort of baddie in a situation, and he could be a real soft sweetie, you know? – Paul McCartney, 1997 (x)

[ceofjohnlennon]

John Lennon and his beautiful wife Cynthia Lennon, probably in 1965.