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Published Date: 25 March 2008
SIR Paul McCartney's fans believe they have spotted references to Heather Mills on the singer's latest album, it emerged today.
The track Mister Bellamy on the Memory Almost Full album is an anagram of Mills Betray Me, and many think it's about the breakdown of their marriage.

Fans on an internet forum made the claim.


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  • Last Updated: 25 March 2008 10:56 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Sir Paul McCartney
 
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Horrible Cankers at the Cyber Shebeen,

25/03/2008 11:34:09
Oh my gawd will ye give it a rest and get a life!
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Alternative (High Octane) Fuel Head,

Edinburgh 25/03/2008 12:21:32
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah.

...and if you play "Revolution Nine" backwards, you hear the words "turn me on, dead man". And the siren at the end of A Day in the Life seems to say "I buried Paul". And Paul is an imposter in any case. He actually died in 1966 and as the number plate on the VW Beetle on the cover of Abbey Road states, he would have been "27 IF" he was still alive. Paul must have been dead in 1967 when Sgt Pepper was released as he is the only one standing with his back to the camera on the inside photo of the album sleeve.

So of course all this about "Mister Bellamy" must be true.

And I don't think.
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Alternative (High Octane) Fuel Head,

Edinburgh 25/03/2008 12:27:24
Sorry, I meant to say the siren at the end of Good Morning, Good Morning.

The end of A Day in the Life consists of Paul's coffin lid being slammed down.

 

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