when his father was one of the most popular musicians in the world. John was extremely busy writing music, performing live shows, and he was at the center of important world issues, including war and religion. Lennon tried to make time for his son, but it was difficult. John even dedicated a collection of Beatles songs to Julian, including Good Night, which was originally written by Lennon as a lullaby. In the 1960s, the spread of rock music had a powerful impact on society. Unlike anything government officials had seen before, music began to influence life activities, goals, fashion, attitudes, and even language. The Beatles became social giants and whatever they said or did was acceptable, especially for young people. The band taught people how to celebrate freedom and most of all—love! After all, they recorded songs like You Need is Love.” John’s music also reflected his “All dreams and artistic visions. For example, his song, in the Sky with Diamonds” “Lucy was based on a drawing of his son, Julian. In many of The Beatles songs, John Lennon writes about friendship, love, happiness, peace, and freedom. Some of his most famous lyrical masterpieces are Together, You Need is “Imagine, “ “Come “ “All Love,” the Universe, My Life, Man” and Field “Across “ “In “ “Nowhere “Strawberry Forever. John Lennon was a master of arrangement and understood how to “ develop of hit single. Later in his career, he wrote protest songs that examined world issues—especially in songs like Peace a Chance.” As author Doreen “Give Rappaport noted in John’s Secret Dreams, he dreamed of writing a song a powerful as Shall Overcome,” the anthem of the civil rights movement and the lyrics “We came to him, we are saying is give peace a chance.” “All
when his father was one of the most popular musicians in the world. John was extremely busy writing music, performing live shows, and he was at the center of important world issues, including war and religion. Lennon tried to make time for his son, but it was difficult. John even dedicated a collection of Beatles songs to Julian, including Good Night, which was originally written by Lennon as a lullaby. In the 1960s, the spread of rock music had a powerful impact on society. Unlike anything government officials had seen before, music began to influence life activities, goals, fashion, attitudes, and even language. The Beatles became social giants and whatever they said or did was acceptable, especially for young people. The band taught people how to celebrate freedom and most of all—love! After all, they recorded songs like “All You Need is Love.” John’s music also reflected his dreams and artistic visions. For example, his song, “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds” was based on a drawing of his son, Julian. In many of The Beatles songs, John Lennon writes about friendship, love, happiness, peace, and freedom. Some of his most famous lyrical masterpieces are “Imagine, “ “Come Together, “ “All You Need is Love,” “Across the Universe, “ “In My Life, “ “Nowhere Man” and “Strawberry Field Forever. “ John Lennon was a master of arrangement and understood how to develop of hit single. Later in his career, he wrote protest songs that examined world issues—especially in songs like “Give Peace a Chance.” As author Doreen Rappaport noted in John’s Secret Dreams, he dreamed of writing a song a powerful as “We Shall Overcome,” the anthem of the civil rights movement and the lyrics came to him, “All we are saying is give peace a chance.”