A Day In The Life

A Surreal Symphony: Unraveling Life's Tapestry in The Beatles' A Day In The Life
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Lyrics

I read the news today, oh boy

I encountered news today that caught my attention

About a lucky man who made the grade

About a fortunate man who achieved success

And though the news was rather sad

Although the news was somewhat disheartening

Well, I just had to laugh

Nevertheless, I couldn't help but find it amusing

I saw the photograph

I observed a photograph related to the news


He blew his mind out in a car

The man experienced a mental breakdown while driving

He didn't notice that the lights had changed

Unaware that the traffic lights had changed

A crowd of people stood and stared

A crowd of onlookers gathered and stared

They'd seen his face before

Recognizing him, having seen his face before

Nobody was really sure if he was from the House of Lords

Uncertain if he belonged to the House of Lords


I saw a film today, oh boy

I watched a film today

The English Army had just won the war

Depicting the English Army's recent victory

A crowd of people turned away

A crowd turned away, but I couldn't resist looking

But I just had to look

Having previously read the related book

Having read the book

Expressing a desire to engage and stimulate

I'd love to turn you on


Woke up, fell out of bed

Waking up and getting out of bed

Dragged a comb across my head

Running a comb through the hair

Found my way downstairs and drank a cup

Heading downstairs, having a cup of something

And looking up, I noticed I was late

Realizing lateness while looking up

Found my coat and grabbed my hat

Fetching coat and hat

Made the bus in seconds flat

Catching the bus quickly

Found my way upstairs and had a smoke

Heading upstairs, having a smoke

And somebody spoke and I went into a dream

Hearing someone speak, entering a dreamlike state


I read the news today, oh boy

Returning to the news, discovering four thousand holes

Four thousand holes in Blackburn, Lancashire

In Blackburn, Lancashire

And though the holes were rather small

Although the holes were small, they needed counting

They had to count them all

Now knowing the quantity, humorously relating to the Albert Hall

Now they know how many holes it takes to fill the Albert Hall

I'd love to turn you on

Expressing a desire to engage and stimulate again

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