Imagine: John Lennon
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:19:06
The journey to America was exciting
but I had to keep a low profile...

:19:11
because it wouldn't
do for the frenzied fans...

:19:13
to know that John had a wife
and a baby at home.

:19:32
What do you think of the comment...
:19:34
that you're nothing but a bunch
of British Elvis Presleys?

:19:36
It's not true!
:19:40
Are you going to get a haircut
while you're here?

:19:42
- No, thanks.
- I had one yesterday.

:19:47
- That's no lie. It's true.
- It's true.

:19:50
You know, I think he missed some.
:19:51
- No, he didn't.
- You should have seen him the day before.

:19:57
What do you think
your music does to these people?

:20:01
It pleases them, I think.
It must do, 'cause they're buying it.

:20:04
- Why does it excite them so much?
- We don't know, really.

:20:06
If we knew, we'd form another group
and be managers.

:20:17
We came here at 6:00
in the morning, 5:30, to see them.

:20:20
And all they did was push us
farther and farther away.

:20:23
Then they don't even let you see them.
:20:24
I got every Beatle record at home
and we didn't get to see them.

:20:28
What kind of police protection?
I'd really like to get a piece of them...


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