CBB - DAY TRIPPER cover The Beatles
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MIKE - chitarra , voce
PAUL - chitarra
GIUSE- voce
LUCIO - basso
CARLO - batteria, tamburello
Lennon and McCartney wrote this piece, with a partially unequivocal text, pressed by the need to publish a new single ready for the Christmas market. Apparently the song speaks, according to a first interpretation, of a girl who wants to become a singer. Lennon gave a second interpretation, stating: "Day Trippers are people who travel for a single day, okay? Usually on a ferryboat or something. But the song meant ... one is a hippie on weekends only. I got it?"
A further interpretation was revealed by McCartney in 2005, when he stated that the lyrics of the song related to Paul's reluctance to try LSD, which John and George had been using since the previous summer, when a London dentist had put it on. in their cafes after a dinner
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