:50:03
And people do not seem to like
people getting a divorce.
:50:06
It's all right to do it quietly,
but we can't do it quietly.
:50:09
So everyone has this impression
that John's gone crazy.
:50:13
But all I did was fall in love,
like a lot of people do...
:50:15
who are already married,
who married somebody very young.
:50:19
We're not superhuman
and we really get hurt by abuse.
:50:22
We don't mind criticism of our work at all.
:50:25
But the British press
actually called Yoko ugly in the papers.
:50:28
I've never seen that
about any woman or man...
:50:30
even if it was that the person is ugly.
:50:33
You don't normally say it in the paper.
:50:35
"That ugly woman." And she's not ugly.
:50:37
And if she was, you wouldn't be so mean.
:50:40
They even say "attractive" about the most
awful-Iooking people, just to be kind.
:50:44
That's the kind of treatment
we were getting at that time...
:50:46
and it really hurt us.
:50:57
John!
:51:02
Yoko!
:51:19
You're sending us the
"in the middle of the night" verse.
:51:21
We don't want that one.
We want the one on clouds.
:51:23
We're going to do the harmonies
to "in the middle of a cloud" bit.
:51:28
What's the matter with you, Philip?
It's the last fucking verse.
:51:31
"In the middle of the cloud
I called your name.
:51:33
"Oh, Yoko."
We stopped here once, remember?
:51:36
That's the one you're playing now.
We don't want that one.
:51:40
We want the one
that he recorded afterwards.
:51:42
"All new and free." That was from
"In the middle of a cloud," after the end.
:51:47
He did a new version, remember?
:51:50
- That's the one we want. Okay.
- We're just there. All right.
:51:54
The end of the song
is just like the fucking rest of it.
:51:57
We're going to sing the harmonies
to "Oh, Yoko." Come on!