I just noticed, and maybe this is something everyone saw before and I just saw it now, or maybe its another one of those ''Amuse me and ponder these lyrics Lennon things', but funnily enough there's something a little funny going on in 'Come Together'. Sometimes vaguely, sometimes cryptic, allusory etc.
The subject always will have left brain influence, but the right brain will 'tell' what it sees in the way it knows how to. So when a writer or painter chooses to use right hemisphere exclusively for their works (as in surreal art or prose), left brain 'real world' events are interpreted by right brain 'imaging' of said events. Rationalisation and logic are parts of the left hemisphere almost exclusively, the right hemisphere is an unknown landscape of information and interpreted events beyond the left's logical conclusions. That the left hemisphere could easily classify and rationalise that 'object' as a stick, or dog, the right hemisphere would describe it as a, well, butterfly pooing or something. It sees an unidentifiable object (like in a Rorschach test) and ascribes a name to it. Thats how the right hemisphere of your brain works.
Think of that game people play (and psychologists when they see an image or an object and have to 'name' or 'say' the first thing that comes to their mind. is all about right? Feelings expressed in words, picture, sculpture, music and all and sundry). Lyrics, whether subconscious or conscious, tend to reveal something or somewhat how a person feels on 'the inside' about things (I mean thats what creativity, art, poetry, music etc. The four of them, himself included, did after all Come Together over John to form The Beatles. I picture the song Come Together as Lennon's attempt to wrestle The Beatles back from Paul's control, and to reaffirm that he, John Lennon, was indeed the master mind behind the Beatles. I asked St Thomas to help recreate our theory (I've not heard this anywhere else) that Come Togther was about the 4 Beatles. Unfortunately that site suffered a crash and we lost all our writings. hidden messages, such as the following Come Together piece, and a good discussion of the Paul Is Dead stuff). We had many lively debates about many subjects (i.e. I met St Thomas at the George Harrison forum. Come Together - an analysis of the lyrics of Come Together
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