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   Their motto is deception. (sirrogueknight@noauthority.social)'s status on Sunday, 25-Jan-2026 00:49:17 JST Their motto is deception.

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   I was actually just listening to a Best of George Harrison couple of CD's I made. Another great song is used at the end of Time Bandits.

   "Dream Away"
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4VV9HBbNOk

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     Rose (java@freeatlantis.com)'s status on Sunday, 25-Jan-2026 00:49:18 JST Rose

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     @icare4america I liked his songs. My favorite is "While my Guitar Gently Weeps." Beatle Mania, The British Invasion, Motown, Rhythm & Blues exploded onto the scene. The Beatles were called Communists. At the time, it meant "Cuba." I can still see Ringo Starr laughing and saying, "Communists? We're the biggest Capitalists there are." My mom bought my bro a "Beatle wig." Memory Lane is fun road to time travel. We're all little capsules. 😉

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     Icare4America (icare4america@freeatlantis.com)'s status on Sunday, 25-Jan-2026 00:49:19 JST Icare4America

     This thought-provoking quote comes from the lyrics of George Harrison’s song “Any Road” (though it’s often misattributed to Lewis Carroll’s “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland”). Harrison started writing the song in 1988 and it became his last single and the opening track of his final studio album, “Brainwashed,” released posthumously in 2003. The “quiet Beatle’s” interest in Indian culture and Hinduism influenced his career as a musician and songwriter from the mid-1960s until his death.