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------ performed by The Beatles
lol | Reviewer: Anonymous | 9/30/08
ok really now. How could 4 guys that do drugs not recognize LSD as part of the title. That story is hogwash you morons. When me and my buddies get high. WE ALWAYS recognize when we see the time 4:20 and point it out when it happens. So for them not to notice the initials LSD in the title of their song is BULLSHIT.
Though the story about his son bringing a picture home is true, they wrote the song after watching alice in wonderland on acid.
(( btw those of you who like acid =] ))
take your dose and after about 2 hours, go watch alice in wonderland. It's amazing. =]]
All | Reviewer: Chris | 10/3/08
U noe we will really never Know, Maybe John was trying to come up with a song that express his feelings about Yoko, but couldnt come up with anything so he had himself some LCD, then his son comes in with the picture, and there u have it
LUCY in the SKY with DIAMONDS
John and Yoko | Reviewer: Joe | 9/29/08
I believe the song is about John's deep passionate love for Yoko. Sure, the song was probably inspired by an acid trip (Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds = L.S.D.) But the song is only riviting because its not the first time John has described Yoko with very colorful eyes.
"The girl with kaleidoscope eyes" an obvious reference to it. I believe that Yoko and John experimented with acid together (As the beatles often did) and John had a sudden realization of how much he loved Yoko. It definatley would match the lyrics.
the song | Reviewer: mike | 9/18/08
Hey its not hard to right a song when your high, ive done it before. and how do you explain the "cellofane flowers of yellow and green, towering over your head"? how many of you have ever done acid? i guess none of you have. and "everyone smiles as you drift past the flowers, that grow so incredibly high"? how can you not say its an acid trip?
'Lucy in the Sky' | Reviewer: Robyn | 9/9/08
None of you are correct. Here is the real origin of the song: John's son Julian came home from school one day with a picture he'd painted of his friend Lucy. He'd painted in some clouds and jewels and called it 'Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds'. it reminded John of the story of Alice in Wonderland, and he wrote a song about it. The 'LSD' part is purely coincidental, none of them even thought to look at the initials of titles of songs. There you go.
Acid | Reviewer: Jamesuminator | 9/2/08
He wrote this on LSD. To the idiot who thinks you can't write when you're high, you're dumb. It's easy. If you're all by yourself, you can hear a melody and that'll stay with you. Or you can just play on the guitar and sing and have it all recorded, filter it out later. Or if you're not a dumb fuck, you can just write it.
morrow | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/28/08
YOURE ALL WRONG! the song was written by john lennon when he saw this girl a picture made...its not about acid at all! this is the description of the picture, and although they may have been on acid, thats not what its about!!!!
??? | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/26/08
Anyone who thinks that you can write a song after doing drugs has obviously never written a song or done drugs. Everyone whos wrote that they wrote what they saw on a high is, RETARDED!!!
You are all retarded. I figured I should say it twice, perhaps through repetition you'll absorb it, retards.
Lucky In The Sky With Diamonds | Reviewer: Justin | 8/22/08
First off the song is amazing. And secound they were high when the wrote the song. Everybody knows they were on LSD its even in the title.
Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.
"L" "S" "D"
Wow its so amazing. None of its about religion, or a painting. Its about a good high on LSD
christians? | Reviewer: anonymous | 8/17/08
Dude... what do Christians have to do with this song. Yeah some might complain, but I'm christian and think it is a great song whether part of it was from drugs or not. Not all of us are the same. You were being hypocritical, stereotypical, intolerant and stupid. Try thinking before you open your mouth. It usually saves you a lot of pain and flack. And Lucy wasn't actually discovered until November of 1974. Way after the song was written. So unless they were psychic explain that one.
I love this song by the way. One of my high school dance classes did a dance to it for spring concert that was really cool.
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