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[edit] Grammar

Grammatically speaking, the phrase "I Me Mine" is a list of the nominative, objective, and possessive 1st person (singular) pronouns. How this can be incorporated into the article is beyond me. -- Mattbrundage 15:39, 13 October 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Let It Be Documentary

In the documentary Let It Be, Lennon likes the song, and begins waltzing with Yoko Ono to it... So while Lennon wasn't nessecarily there at the final recording, he was at least aware of the song and approved of it... If anyone can think of a way to fit that into the article, go ahead.