Lines at end of I Am The Walrus may not be clues..

[peoplepeople]

Some people say you can hear a conversation at the end about how Paul was dying and something about sergeons (for the life me me, I can't remember the whole thing). You know, those voices that you overhear vaguely at the end.

Take a look at this: www.geocities.com/the_end_gb/dmforum/walrus.htm

So that's where they came from!

[byrdsmaniac]

Even so, if the "clues" fit, might as well use 'em!
Sometimes the Universe uses synchronicity as a
wake up call!

[Fwings]

Right, but there was a reason they decided to put those lines from King Lear in the song. "I Am The Walrus" is about Paul's death and the discovery of his body, correct? Those lines would seem to fit, in my opinion.

[Eggman]

I found this about the end of 'I am the walrus'

William Poundstone's Big Secrets, (c) 1983

"I AM THE WALRUS"
The Beatles, Magical Mystery Tour

RUMOR: The fadeout contains several lines from King Lear. According to The Beatles A to Z by Goldie Friede, Robin Titone, and Sue Weiner (New York: Methuen, 1980), Lennon taped the lines from a BBC radio production and did not even know what play it was until years later.

FINDINGS: Right and left stereo tracks of the ending were compared, but there waslittle difference. There seem to be four vocal components to the ending of "I Am the Walrus":

1- A chanted "Goo goo goo joob"--which is in the published lyric and is taken from Finnegan's Wake.
2- Another chant that seems to be "Oom pah, oom pah."
3- A third chant that has been identified as "Everybody's got one,", beginning approximately when the "Goo goo goo joob" chant dies away.*
4- The lines from King Lear [almost drowned out by chant #3.]