Imagine: John Lennon
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John Lennon, Man of the Decade.
Take one.

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How hopeful are you
about the future, John?

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I'm full of optimism, knowing that there's
other people around...

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who...
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I can get on, agree with.
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I'm not insane. I'm not alone.
That's just on a personal level.

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Of course, the Woodstock, Isle of Wight,
all the mass meetings of the youth...

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is completely positive for me.
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And when I'm negative, I've got Yoko.
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The '60s were just
waking up in the morning.

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And we haven't even
got to dinnertime yet.

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I can't wait. I just can't wait.
I'm so glad to be around.

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And it's just going to be great,
and there's gonna be...

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You're driving it, too. I see.
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Sorry. This is for love, I'm doing this,
you understand. And for art.

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- He just wanted to...
- For the sake of art.

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If you think you know me or you have
some part of me because of the music...

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and then you think that I'm being
controlled like a dog on a leash...

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because I do things with her...
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then screw you, brother, or sister.
You don't know what's happening.

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I'm not here for you.
I'm here for me and her.

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Is that the audience
you're keeping out there?

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I'll try and get them to let you in.
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This way.
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Can I put something to both of you...
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about this creative phase
that you're both going through at present?

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I think you've got to accept, John
and Yoko, that, particularly you, John...

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that it's alienated you from the people
who originally loved you in this country.

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- A lot of them.
- They don't understand you anymore.

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The alienation started
was when I met Yoko.


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