Well Well Well

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WELL, WELL, WELL
As recorded by John Lennon
(From the 1970 Album JOHN LENNON/PLASTIC ONO BAND)
[Intro]
F#m
[Chorus]
F#mWell Well AWell Oh WF#mell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh WF#mell
[1st Verse]
F#mI took my loved one out to dinner
F#mSo we could get a bite to eat
F#mAnd though we both had been much thinner
F#mShe looked so beautiful I could eat her
[Chorus]
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
[2nd Verse]
F#mI took my loved one to a big field
F#mSo we could watch the english sky
F#mWe both were nervous feeling guilty
F#mAnd neither one of us knew just why
[Chorus]
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell F#mWellA  F#m  A  F#m  
[Interlude]
A   F#mx6
Well
[Breakdown]
A6   F#mN.C.
[Chorus]
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
[3rd Verse]
F#mWe sat and talked of revolution
F#mjust like two liberals in the sun
F#mwe talked of womens liberation
F#mand how the hell we could get things done
[Chorus]
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
[4th Verse]
F#mI took my loved one to a big field
F#mSo we could watch the english sky
F#mWe both were nervous feeling guilty
F#mAnd neither one of us knew just why
[Out-Chorus]
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#mWell Well AWell Oh F#mWell
F#m   A   F#m   AN.C.
Well Well Well Well

The story behind the song

"Well Well Well" is a powerful track from John Lennon's 1970 album, John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band. This aggressive song features a raw guitar sound, intense vocals, and a pounding rhythm section. Its lyrics delve into everyday moments of Lennon's life with Yoko Ono, from sharing meals to discussing current events like revolution and women's liberation. The song also touches on a sense of unease the couple felt, which some suggest might be guilt over their ability to discuss issues without necessarily acting on them.

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