GetBackJojo January 14th, 2008 08:25AM  
About when Paul f***ed up his engagement with Jane Asher by cheating on her (well, he cheated on her a lot, but she caught him in the act the final time!)

anonymous December 6th, 2008 08:37AM  
This is one of the Beatles finest songs. Musical line, subtle chord progressions and heartbreaking lyrics. Anyone needing to interpret it hasn\'t yet lived enough. Gibran said \"The deeper that sorrow carves into your being, the more joy you can contain.\"

anonymous February 5th, 2009 11:20PM  
This meolody of this song is complemented beautifully by the French horn played by Alan Civil of the BBC Symphony Orchestra. This horn is actually recorded higher than most horns of this type are played. Civil is credited directly on the album. Paul is giving guidance to someone and speaks of how it feels to be rejected. This person may indeed be himself. The brutal honesty and vulnerability make this song special. He cautions against thinking that his girlfriend needs him when she is moving on. But I have never been sure why she is crying for no one. She says that long ago she knew somone but now he's gone. The person she loved is not the man she thought he was. Paul changed when he became a superstar.

anonymous August 4th, 2009 10:29AM  
This Song is about Pauls relationship with Jane. Jane didn't want to be known as a Beatles Girlfriend and wanted to be known for her own career. Paul wrote this song about his feelings at realising Jane no longer needed him Jake