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ahh they are just astonishing.
Yoko: Well fortunately, erm, I suddenly came across the idea of doing that whispering piece again.
John: Unfortunately, we did it yesterday and we could do it again today.
Yoko: Well, in the end probably we'll do whispering piece many many many many times. Fortunately, erm, I'm in love with you.
John: Unfortunately, I'm in love with you too.
Yoko: But in the end I think we agree.
John: Fortunately, we don't know.
Yoko: Unfortunately, we think we know.
John: But in the end we'll find out.
Yoko: Unfortunately...
John: No - Fortunately.
Yoko: Yes fortunately, erm, fortunately, er, I think I'm sleepy enough tonight to go to sleep.
John: Unfortunately, we'll never sleep with all this going on.
Yoko: In the end, we'll have a nice dream.
John: Fortunately that's possible.
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John: The simplest way of saying what Yoko is to me, and what I am to her is, that before we met we were half a person, you know, there is no myth about people being half and the other half being in the sky or in heaven or something, or the other side of the universe, or the mirror image bit. But er, we are two halves and together we are a whole.
Yoko: It's a very convenient whole too, because like, you know, it's almost - like - say if you had one hand separate from your body that's walking there, so we're just sort of separate body-wise just for convenience sake you know.
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Emerson: [Sarcastically] Make it jolly.
John: I will make it jolly.
Yoko: Yes yes you know, we have to make it jolly.
Emerson: Why?
John: We can't all afford to be neurotic.
Yoko: If we all make it jolly then maybe we MIGHT STOP THE WAR you know.
Emerson: By being jolly.
Yoko: Yes yes, because the thing is - when you're happy and when you're smiling you don't want to kill somebody do you?, you know, it's when you're very serious you start to think about violence and death and killing. I mean, have you ever seen a person killing somebody with a smile on his face? and being happy? No, killers are unhappy people, and they are violent because they are so unhappy and so damn serious.
Emerson: Mrs Lennon we are boring eachother so I'll go away. [Getting up to leave] Thankyou - Goodbye.
John: Well I think that's what you wanted.
Yoko: But the last point was a good point and she didn't want to respond....
John: She didn't hear anything.
Yoko: Well fortunately, erm, I suddenly came across the idea of doing that whispering piece again.
John: Unfortunately, we did it yesterday and we could do it again today.
Yoko: Well, in the end probably we'll do whispering piece many many many many times. Fortunately, erm, I'm in love with you.
John: Unfortunately, I'm in love with you too.
Yoko: But in the end I think we agree.
John: Fortunately, we don't know.
Yoko: Unfortunately, we think we know.
John: But in the end we'll find out.
Yoko: Unfortunately...
John: No - Fortunately.
Yoko: Yes fortunately, erm, fortunately, er, I think I'm sleepy enough tonight to go to sleep.
John: Unfortunately, we'll never sleep with all this going on.
Yoko: In the end, we'll have a nice dream.
John: Fortunately that's possible.
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John: The simplest way of saying what Yoko is to me, and what I am to her is, that before we met we were half a person, you know, there is no myth about people being half and the other half being in the sky or in heaven or something, or the other side of the universe, or the mirror image bit. But er, we are two halves and together we are a whole.
Yoko: It's a very convenient whole too, because like, you know, it's almost - like - say if you had one hand separate from your body that's walking there, so we're just sort of separate body-wise just for convenience sake you know.
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Emerson: [Sarcastically] Make it jolly.
John: I will make it jolly.
Yoko: Yes yes you know, we have to make it jolly.
Emerson: Why?
John: We can't all afford to be neurotic.
Yoko: If we all make it jolly then maybe we MIGHT STOP THE WAR you know.
Emerson: By being jolly.
Yoko: Yes yes, because the thing is - when you're happy and when you're smiling you don't want to kill somebody do you?, you know, it's when you're very serious you start to think about violence and death and killing. I mean, have you ever seen a person killing somebody with a smile on his face? and being happy? No, killers are unhappy people, and they are violent because they are so unhappy and so damn serious.
Emerson: Mrs Lennon we are boring eachother so I'll go away. [Getting up to leave] Thankyou - Goodbye.
John: Well I think that's what you wanted.
Yoko: But the last point was a good point and she didn't want to respond....
John: She didn't hear anything.