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The Beatles' 'Hello, Goodbye' Message: Embracing Independence

Discover the iconic Beatles song "Hello, Goodbye," written by Lennon/McCartney in 1967. Explore the themes of conflicting opinions and asserting individuality reflected in the lyrics. Uncover the message of setting your own rules amidst differing viewpoints. Make personal connections to life experiences, as demonstrated by the author's encounter with conflicting farewells. Appreciate the musical legacy of The Beatles and their enduring impact on listeners worldwide.

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The Beatles' 'Hello, Goodbye' Message: Embracing Independence

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  1. Hello, Goodbyeby ESD Student 12/10/09

  2. Introduction • These are The Beatles there are 4 Beatles but they aren’t brothers.

  3. When song was released • "Hello, Goodbye" is a song written by Lennon/McCartney and first recorded by The Beatles. The song was released as a single in November 1967, and topped the charts in both the United States and Britain.

  4. About the song • The song is called Hello, Goodbye it starts out You say yes, I say no, you say stop and I say go go go, oh no.

  5. Artist’s message • I think the author’s message is you could make rules for yourself.

  6. Why I picked this message • I picked this message because the man in song wants to do what he wants and the other man doesn’t let him.

  7. My connections • My connection is text to life because one day I said to my cousin hello he said goodbye and ran but I catched up to him and the same thing happened two times.

  8. Credits • These are my favorite picture and thanks to The Beatles they made this song.

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