i actually listend to john lennon song "imagine"......

He was murdered too....

What about the song?
Just curious.

okay picture this no pun intended your in a christian country and most of the people keep their anger inside beause of the idea that heaven is the reward in the after life you have been raised on this idea as far as you can remember thensome one comes by and say "imagine theirs no heaven its easy if you try no hell below us only open sky."

now this throws christianity out the window along with islam
as far as judahism you would become angry at their materialism plz listen to the song very thought provoking song. art in every sense of the word.

Moral of the story:

Make a wish in one hand and take a shit in the other. See which one fills up first.

you know if people took a break from imagining they might actually get something done.

Great music, but come on, sittin a bed for a week for world peace?

Private satisfaction does not help others.

watch this...


I love hippies, 60's, good music, drugs, etc...

but this video IS THE TRUTH - from someone who once told it.

[link to www.youtube.com]

I'm just sitting here watching the wheels go round and round......I really love too watch them roll.

It's easy to "Imagine no possessions" when you are a multi-millionaire living in one of the most exclusive apartment buildings in New York.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

on the other hand:
"yellow mellow custard, dripping
from a dead dog's eye."

coo-coo ka-choo

Interesting bits from the link on the Dakota where Lennon last lived. Quite a tony address, alot of famous people lived there, alot rejected-

"Notable residents of the Dakota building have included-

Lauren Bacall, actress
Leonard Bernstein, composer and conductor
Connie Chung, newscaster
Rosemary Clooney singer, actress
Roberta Flack, singer. Flack lives next door to Yoko Ono
Judy Garland, actress
Boris Karloff, actor
John Madden, football coach and commentator
Joe Namath, football player
Jack Palance, actor[
Maury Povich, television host
Gilda Radner, comedian[31]
Rex Reed, critic[17]
Jason Robards, actor...

Although historically home to many creative or artistic people, the building and its co-op board of directors were criticized in 2005 by former resident Albert Maysles. He attempted to sell his ownership to actors Melanie Griffith and Antonio Banderas, but they were rejected...

Even prior to this, Gene Simmons, Billy Joel, and Carly Simon were denied residency by the board..."

Often the artists who run after money losing the meaning of creativity. It happened a lot of singers. They eventually confuse the means and the goal.

Yup.

It is a beautiful song.