So Pinocchio for sure!
Or just the opposite... truth noses!
- have you all seen the disclosure of Paul's death date on the drum skin of Sgt Pepper LP?
At first I didn't see how to decode it, but when I did, I think I finally cracked. It is truly amazing, and in the memoirs, William tells us just how long that took to design. LOOK for it yourself with a mirror.
It says: "I ONE IX HE ^ DIE "
[11th september he ^ die] in European callendrical style (11/9)
... with the ^ right under the Paul figure, which also has a bare Palm above his head, and a Palm tree on the right of the cover as well. (PAuL M)
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Further analysis.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU_XotovNOo
From the P.I.D. perspective, we know that any street-chat signifies the car crash, and this song adds the romantic notion of picking up a gal.
Specifically, "meeting for a minute on 60 second street" is the short drive that Paul and the lassie from Leso (in Switzerland), 'Donna', would have taken premorbidly.
Have a listen and hear the clever insertion of the Sgt Pepper's introduction Billy Shears melody. In 60 second street, the melody doesn't resolve- stopping just before the 'Billy Shears' moment from Sgt Pepper.
This is so audacious!
