Cranberry Sauce or I buried Paul?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7G5NNYCPKY
John says “I Buried Paul” on Strawberry Fields Forever
A common belief is that John says “I Buried Paul” at the end of Strawberry Fields Forever on the Magical Mystery Tour album. In fact, he actually says “Cranberry Sauce”, not once, but twice.
On the ending of Strawberry Fields on the version on the Anthology 2 album, you can clearly hear John saying “Cranberry Sauce” twice, and then “Calm Down, Ringo” to cause the track to come to a grinding halt.
n addition, in this interview sound clip, John corrects the interviewer to emphatically say that he said “Cranberry Sauce” and not “I Buried Paul” on Strawberry Fields.
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PLAYBOY: “The most obvious is the ‘Paul is dead’ fiasco. You already explained the line in ‘Glass Onion.’ What about the line in ‘I am the Walrus’… (correction: Strawberry Fields Forever) …’I buried Paul’?”
LENNON: “I said ‘Cranberry sauce.’ That’s all I said. Some people like ping-pong, other people like digging over graves. Some people will do anything rather than be here now.”
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It is I buried Paul. Didn’t we all bury Paul? I know I did. Not really. I have never liked cranberry sauce. It is too thick, and comes out in the shape of the can. It tastes like plastic from Thailand, and should be abolished immediately. It is the enemy. Die, sauce. No one invited you to stay and create debates about something I have always been so sure of! Go! Go away to a remote island somewhere where you cannot ruin my life by saucing around on my favorite album. You have won the support of no one, you fascist sauce! Sooner or later, the world will join in my cause to destroy you, and we shall hang your head on the town hall as a commemoration of your death. I shall hold it up and all shall cheer, delighted by the fact that you shall reign no more! I will end the dynasty of the dreaded cranberry sauce!!! |
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Saucy, Penny!! I would just like to say  . We all know what john says; it’s “I buried sauce.”  |
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Oh Harb, with kind of talk you’re turnin’ me on.
Well it is “cranberry sauce” because the man who wrote it and said it, told the world that it was cranberry sauce in an interview.
Must we continue. For the love of otters. |
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Regardless of what anyone says, I still think it is I buried paul. Even John must like his mysteries. As for doing something really bad, I am trying to provoke that out of sheer curiousity and the love of a good laugh.  |
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T IS ‘CRANBERRY SAUCE*******
Paul says it is,
John says it is,
Geroge (Martin) says it is,
and I say it is.
Cranberry Sauce that is. |
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heres my take on it. he said “I buried Paul”, but at the same time i don’t think Paul is dead. look at him now, being interviewed and bringing up old memories like its nothing. he’s not dead. i know that for sure. what i think, and just hang with me here, is that John put clues in the records to get more people to buy them. making the records run backwards often ruins the records, which means they need to buy new ones. multiple copies are bought per person, they get more money. one thing i know for sure is that he’s not dead.
Nah, I’ve isolated it and enhanced it. He clearly says “I buried Paul.” I’m not saying Paul is really dead or anything like that. I think John was just having fun picking on Paul. But it clearly says “I buried Paul.”
Notice, even without enhancing the sound, the first sound is an “I” sound not a hard “C” as if he were pronouncing the word “Cranberry.” Also, the last word does not start with an “S” sound as in “sauce.” It is an obvious “P.”
Turn the volume up. You won’t hear the hard “C” nor the “S”.
My question is why do the Beatles continue to gaslight the public on this?