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To: joseffy who wrote (301096)	12/31/2010 12:46:13 AM
From: pstuartb	Read Replies (2) of 306849

Sometime you need to find out what the words of Hey Jude refer to, down to the last detail. Well, I'm curious about that. Last I heard, according to Paul McCartney and Julian Lennon, Jules was a nickname for John's son Julian, and Paul wrote the song to comfort Julian during his father's split from his first wife, Cynthia. McCartney originally titled it Hey Jules, but changed it to Hey Jude because it sounded better. That's been the conventional wisdom on that question for decades. Do you think you know something different or are you just pulling legs?

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