“I couldn’t bring myself to play it.” Years after The Beatles had gone their separate ways, a familiar song quietly pulled the band back toward the past. One member refused to take part, while another chose a more personal way to remember John Lennon. To the public, it sounded like an ordinary remake. Inside the studio, it was something else entirely—a moment that revealed how The Beatles were still shaped by memory, grief, and what was never fully said.
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