Imagine a Day

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Tyler from Greeneville, TnIt's sad that somebody has to go shoot the man because he expressed what he beleived. John, we miss you!

Alif from Surabaya, Indonesiai very like this song. but, you know, this song describe heaven. In heaven, there's no country, no religion ( you know we already death in there, so we don't need to pray in there ), no need for greed or hunger, etc. lennon imagine this world is heaven If the Lord had so willed, He could surely have mankind one community following Islam, but they will not cease to disagree, except him on whom the Lord has bestowed His Mercy, and for that did He created them, and the Word of the Lord has been fulfilled:" Surely, I shall fill Hell with jinn and men all together. We feed our fears and insecurities by saying that â??the othersâ? hates us and wants us to suffer, with the Russians a little while ago, and with Osama bin Laden recently, as the prophet of destruction. We take for granted the statement that our nation and our people must remain competitive to survive and to thrive, forgetting that in a competition, some win, and some lose, and that we can no longer afford to survive and thrive alone.Nikki from Kent, United KingdomI would like to thank everyone of you for helping me understand imagine a bit more better than when i first started. I am a student and studying English,well war poetry at the moment and John Lennon is on my paper that i have to study. All of you have your own views on lennon which is great because it has helped me to understand him through your posted comment's So a big Thankyou. Jay from Atlanta, GaYou are absolutely right, it's about a "relationship" with Jesus Christ, not "religion". However Hebrews 10:25 says "Let us not give up meeting together".

Oliver from NowhereImagine there's no money sung the multimillionare from his penthouse suite in New York, whilst at the very same time 2.2 billion of the world's 3.7 billion people lived in conditions of extreme poverty. Mail Option: Entries must be postmarked by November 13th. Official Entry Form (PDF) must be attached to each entry. I'm not the only one" is not an abstract comment, as John Lennon donated funds to the Workers Revolutionary Party who were dedicated to revolutionary overthrow of capitalism and the unification of the international working class. They are now called the Socialist Equality Party. Maggie from Atlanta, GaMany people think that this song is about giving up religion and living life like a communist blah blah blah... actually, if you actually break it down- Lennon was just saying that leave your religion in a private place, don't worry about heaven or hell and just live for today, don't live for the fear of going to hell or for the promise of heaven, live today with your fellow human beings. Don't worry about your material things, the only things that truly matter in life are human connections and right now there are so many blocades like religion and class in the way of our connections. Live life for today.Kevin Murphy from Ridgewood, NjI can see where you would gather that opinion, Aylin, but when you think about it, good old universal love is like a glass of water...it's pure. There's no real depth to it; it's just a feeling we all have but sometimes choose not to embrace. This song (in my opinion, at least) is beautiful because it's so simple, so accessable. It's like having a good cold glass of water: Not too much flavor, but somehow just right. Stephan from Pw, NyVery good :P on the other hand you did give a good argument for what you heard and for that I congratulate you...but im 16 and everyone I told about this thought that the argument was funny lol Brandon from Philadelphia, PaGreat song, it's one of my favorites. But one thing I'm not too sure about is why everyone blames Yoko for the Beatles disbanding. Sure she was a factor in it, but not as big a factor as everyone keeps saying. The Bealtes were coming apart gradually anyway. You can tell by their albums and how each Beatle was becoming more and more independent. Maybe not George and Ringo as much as John and Paul. Also, Yoko made John happy, I don't see what's wrong with that. "All great things must come to an end."

Ekristheh from Halath, United StatesYoko's costume in the Imagine video is not meant to be Native American (and "squaw" is a derogatory term). She is wearing traditional Ancient Egyptian attire. She had Egyptian motifs in their homes, too. Alec Thorp from Yorktown Heights, NyThis is one of the most beautiful song I have ever heard in my entire life.

Kim from Uk, United StatesJohn wasn't a hypocrite. When he was younger he was very angry at the world, but people change. He would have been able to give up his possessions, he proved it when he lay in bed for a week with nothing but his clothes (and wife) for his cause. It's funny how people sitting at their Interent-enabled computers judge him for having a fancy car. And someone (I can't find who) says this song is against what God wanted? It is exactly what God wanted. If you'd ever read your Bible, you'd know that in the 'perfect world' God created in the beginning, 'Imagine' was what it was like. There was no religion either, just God, and people's relationships with him. Marx believed religion is used to suppress the fight for a better existence in this life for the promise of paradise in the after life. This line signifies the struggle for a better life in the here and now--instead of waiting in hope for a paradise that does not exist in some amorphous after life. Stephan from Pw, NyNowhere in the lyrics did I see anything about living in fear, and i'm sorry but it seems you don't have your own interpretation. Show me which line says anything about living in fear and I might believe you, all i've seen is a line mentioning living in peace...if thats fear then someone wasn't paying attention when they listened to the song miltiple times or read the lyrics multiple times to figure out what it meant. Until then I think that you've been brainwashed by the capitalists. And i'm not willing to engage in a battle of wits with someone who is so woefully unarmed.