Q. Why do John Lennon and Paul McCartney sing different lyrics on I’ve got a feeling?

A. Because, while working on their Let It Be album, they arrived with similar ideas on the accompaniment but different melodies and lyrics. They agreed to disagree and sang one over the other. See the video here.

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Why do John Lennon and Paul McCartney sing different lyrics on 'I’ve got a feeling'?

EVERY/ANYWHERE -- Because, while working on their Let It Be album, they arrived with similar ideas on the accompaniment but different melodies and lyrics. They agreed to disagree and sang one over the other. (Editor's note: you should know this, it's important stuff!) (It's a good filler, too...)

Paco de Lucía, the next Madrid Metro station

MADRID – Spain’s most revered flamenco guitarist of the last 60 years, who died unexpectedly of a heart attack last year, playing with his grandchildren on the beach at his home in Mexico, will be remembered in the nation’s capital. A new Metro (Underground ) station will be named after him. Aside from travellers hearing the musician’s name when the station is announced, they will see a giant mural. The work, titled Entre Dos Aguas, Paco’s most popular piece, by two urban artists, will dominate a great hall with a mixture of the abstract style of Rosh33 with the geometric of Okuda. It is some 300 square metres in size, of which the artists say, “We have tried to evoke a universe of truth with stars and spheres representing the planets. Paco’s eyes are universes that tend toward the infinite.”