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 | | Perhaps Lennon enjoyed using his songs, as he had the world around him, as an opportunity to put a foot in, or, as a title of a book he was to write a few years later suggests, a spanner in the works (in a pun that ended up actually being “Spaniard In The Works”). |
 | | While Yoko Ono is often portrayed as a negative influence upon his life, a study of that period would seem to suggest the opposite, that indeed she provided the intellectual, political and aesthetic influence and permission he needed to flower to the fullness of his creative potential. |
 | | After he met her, his songs began to really take on the inner world of his painful feelings that he endured as a child who lost his mother, and as a genius perhaps hampered by the Beatles, and the outer world we must all endure. |
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