The Beatles Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Album Cover “Paul Is Dead” Clue
I’ve been wanting to start a “Paul Is Dead” section of feelnumb.com for quite a bit now. Here is our first story on clues to Paul McCartney’s supposed death in 1966.
Here’s one of the many clues on the cover of The Beatles “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band” album.
Look at the yellow flowers on the bottom right side under where it says Beatles. The flowers are shaped like a left-handed bass, which is of course, Paul’s instrument. It has branches as strings and if you look close some say it spells out PAUL?.
Check it out…
More clues of Paul’s demise to follow in the Paul Is Dead Section.
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Some people would say Paul had gone to Mars as well
Ha Ha!!! This \”Paul Is Dead\” stuff is entertaining.
Raul
No, the flower-bass doesn’t spell “PAUL?”.
BUT, there are, in fact, few evidences there on this picture.
Pay attention to the bass, it has only 3 strings, that supposedly means that there are only 3 beatles alive.
To the right of the name “beatles” there is an O.
BEATLESO -> BE-AT-LESO. “Leso” is the name of a cemetery in england.
Also there are 3 boys in black on the left of the picture. They supposedly represent the younger beatles. One of them is dressed differently ALL in black, and he looks sad, and there is another one with the hand on his shoulder trying to comfort him. That is supposedly to represent they young Paul crying his own death.
Also on the cover of “Abbey Road” each one is supposedly to mean a “level” in a funeral. John is all in white – God. I only know John and Paul, the others I don’t know who is George and Who is Ringo but the second on is all in black like a priest, Paul isn’t wearing shoes, in England it’s common to bury ppl with the feet uncovered. And the last one would supposedly be the gravedigger.
Also on Abbey Road there is a car on the left and the plate is LMW 28IF that supposedly means: “Linda McCartney Widow” and “28 If (he were alive)”.
Although there are all this “evidences” I doubt it. What I think is that this gossip reached their ears and they decided to play with the public imagination to see if we would get the messages. But c’mon, it’s impossible to hide the death of someone like Paul McCartney.