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You're all Stoned, the Beatles wer genius! | Reviewer: Vjay | 10/31/09
Come together is a song about the casualties of war:
Shoot me!(badly wounded soldier in pain wants to be put out of misery)
here come flattop (soldier)
grooving up slowly (geurilla war fare)
hair down below his knee (carying and injured soul with long hair)
he bag production (tag em n bag em)
one & one & one is three (doing a body count)
hold you in his arms till you feel his disease (comforting a wounded soldier)
Come together,right now, over me! (members of the platoon all gathered around wounded soldier)
seriously? | Reviewer: sandusky | 10/28/09
Everybodys just gotta chill and enjoy the song man. And who ever the mj fan is should hold their piece because everyone else here would rather talk beatles than michael jackson. It doesn't matter how stoned they were when they wrote this if its a good song listen to it. If it doesn't make sense, enjoy it for the unique qualities. Long live the beatles.
Oh my GOD | Reviewer: Lucy | 9/14/09
Honestly, half of you sound so pathetic. Pretending you know why this song was written, and the meaning behind it. Try this on for size - maybe this song was written because The Beatles are absolutely amazing and know how to create beautiful, catchy, life changing songs? Just an idea. Get over yourselves guys, seriously, you sound like pretentious idiots.
Come Together | Reviewer: Brandon | 9/4/09
Just for the record, Emily, all that other stuff you said may be true (I happen to love this song) but Coca Cola has not had cocaine in it since the late 1920's. That doesn't mean that this is not what the song refers to, since it was more common knowledge back then that Coca Cola used to contain cocaine. And by the way...The correct lyric in verse 3 is "Hold you in his armchair, you can feel his disease", so get over yourself, Richard.
WOW! You guys are something else......... | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/2/09
people have this big misconception that "the nature of rock is confusion" and then go listen to Linkin Park and Nickleback; i respect each person's opinions but to draw that misconception as a fact is truly an idiocracy beyond belief, especially since so many people have agreed to it, and especially at this song; it is clearly talking about a person here, and if it was for Timothy Leary, then that explains the line "shoots Coca-Cola" because back in the 60s Coca-Cola DID have cocaine. The line "he got hair down to his knees" is OBVIOUSLY saying "He's got really long hair" maybe like a hippie? If you can't draw the connection then you are quite dumb or quite not knowledgeable about American culture in the 60's. These lyrics describe the freedom of a person who is "good-looking" and has invited a person the they know to be free; and then the second half is talking about a threesome, first drawing a picture of a handsome rich young fella who is very down to earth (feet down below his knees is a down to earth person as opposed to a person having no feet below their knees, having a weak foundation) and counts "One and one and one is three" but he has to be Good-Looking 'cause he's so hard to "see" like a little jalapeno, a little carrot stub, a sexual reference to his male hardness.
Seriously you guys blind or dumb or something; oh right, stop smoking that blunt! It might be laced with coke! Don't shoot drugs!
Good Stuff | Reviewer: rollin | 7/24/09
they probly werent just stoned out their minds. this song is supposedly made for Timothy Leary (The High Priest) of LSD tht is. They found a letter Tim had and it was revealed after his death. John wrote thanking him for coming to their "love-in" thing and said he was writtin a song for his campaign, to run for Cali governor. It said "Dear Tim, I’m writing a song for your campaign. I’m calling it ‘Come Together, Join the Party!"
Brilliant | Reviewer: Brittany | 7/2/09
This song is so creative, I know drugs are bad but the Beatles made them so beautiful at the same time. Where else would "feet down below his knees" or "Walrus Gunboot" have been if they hadn't used drugs. I don't know, maybe they would have come up with those lyris without the drugs. I really don't care. This song is amazing and psychadelic. Makes you want to jump in a time machine and back it to the 60s' and 70s', but that will sadly never happen. PEACE and LOVE!!
what is Walrus gumboot? | Reviewer: Lil | 2/20/09
I can kinda understand the whole song being "off the wall" while the Beatles were stoned but what the heck is Walrus Gumboot??? Anyone know? Guess you had to be stoned and there at the time the song was created. I love the melody and the atmosphere it creates but what the heck!!!!
T Shizzle | Reviewer: Trevor | 1/20/09
Everyone always says how they love the lyrics to this song, that they're original. But it's only because the Beatles were high off their rocker half the time. Don't get me wrong, i LOVE the beatles, but they were stoned during all their songwriting sessions. If you don't believe me, listen to benefit of Mr Kite, and Octopus's Garden, trippy stuff
michael jackson did it so much better | Reviewer: sepehr | 1/15/09
i first liked beatles ,but then i realized how shit and awful their voice is.they sang like a bee.so disgusting vopice.so i stopped listening to them siunce then.but u know one thing gave them a respect and thats the great version of come together by michael jackson.the first day i saw the performance of michael for that song in his moonwalker short film i could not take my eyes from the tv.michael did it great.i still watch his performanne of that song.and listen to micxhael`s version of the song.he gave so much energy to the song that u can feel it.he sang it so energetic,sexy and artistic.michael made us forget the beatles for ever.
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