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Artist/Band:
John Lennon
Lyrics for Song: Phil And John #3
Lyrics for Album: John Lennon Anthology [1998]
(P) - "Just a minute now... can anybody remembr one thing I tell them? You're gona be stuck with your baby. Ok, here we go!"
(J) - "What we're gonna do, play jazz with Jetho Tull?."
(P) - "No, Elton John probably at the Roxy"
(J) - "Elton's a good friend of mine?"
(P) - "Well, good, he's got the same name as you. Only you spell it in the front, he spell it on the back...here we go!..."
and you both go the same place...here we go!
(J) - "No, no, no, I refuse....Elton's gonna die young...."
(P) - "Remember the bass drum also... and the one after that, you know, the ending....ok, here we go!",
(J) -"I'm gonna be a 90 year old guru"
(P) - "Alright, good!",
(J) - "Ha ha ha""
(P) - "Ok, I'll make history, you make gurus, here we go!!"
(J) - "Phil....I'm gonna write your history so be careful"
(?) - "One, two, three"
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Phil And John #3
John Lennon's 'Phil And John #3' stands as a poignant acoustic recording from his 1998 anthology, capturing the intimate dynamic between Lennon and his friend George Harrison. Released during a period where Lennon was reflecting on his personal history and musical collaborations, the track features a stripped-down arrangement that highlights the raw emotional core of their friendship. As part of his broader discography, this work exemplifies Lennon's ability to blend personal narrative with musical simplicity, offering listeners a glimpse into the quieter moments of his career. The song serves as a testament to the enduring bond between the two artists, resonating with audiences who appreciate authentic storytelling through music. |
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| Album Lyrics: John Lennon Anthology [1998] |
 John Lennon
"John Lennon Anthology [1998]"
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