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John Winston Ono Lennon Dit John Lennon Né Le 9 Octobre 1940 À Liverpool - Assassiné Le 8 Décembre 1980 À New York Était Un Parolier Compositeur Guitariste Et Chanteur Du Groupe The Beatles Groupe Phare Des Années 1960 Et De La Culture Pop/rock Qu'il Quitte. L'après Beatles De John Fut Marqué Par Ses Actions Pour La Paix Avec Sa Compagne Yoko Ono Et L'enregistrement De Plusieurs Albums Solo Dont Le Célèbre Imagine. Il A Été Assassiné Par Un Déséquilibré Mark David Chapman Le 8 Décembre 1980 À New York Au Pied Du Dakota Building Où Il Habitait. Ce Jour-Là Le Monde Perdait L'une Des Figures Les Plus Emblématiques De L'histoire Du XXe Siècle. Trente Ans Après Sa Mort Il Incarne L'engagement Profond Et Marquant Du Mouvement Pacifiste Peace And Love Des Années 1970 Et Un Rassemblement À Sa Mémoire Continue D'avoir Lieu À New York Chaque 8 Décembre.
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John-Lennon - Imagine
"Imagine" Is A Song By John Lennon Which Appears On His 1971 Album Imagine. It Was Released As A Single In The Same Year And Reached Number Three In The U.S. Billboard Charts And Number Six In The United Kingdom. In 2004 Rolling Stone Magazine Voted "Imagine" The Third Greatest Song Of All Time. Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter Said "In Many Countries Around The World — My Wife And I Have Visited About 125 Countries — You Hear John Lennon's Song 'Imagine' Used Almost Equally With National Anthems." In The Book Lennon In America Written By Geoffrey Giuliano Lennon Commented That The Song Was "an Anti-Religious Anti-Nationalistic Anti-Conventional Anti-Capitalistic Song But Because It's Sugar-Coated It's Accepted." Lennon Also Commented It's "virtually The Communist Manifesto Even Though I Am Not Particularly A Communist And I Do Not Belong To Any Movement." The Lyrics Were Thought To Be Inspired By Lennon's Hopes For A More Peaceful World Though Their Origins Are Not Known For Certain. In 1963 Lennon Penned The Lyrics To "I'll Get You" With An Opening Verse Of "Imagine I'm In Love With You It's Easy Cause I Know." The First Verse Of "Imagine" Would Seem To Be A Reworking Of This. But The Song's Refrain May Have Been Partly Inspired By Yoko Ono's Poetry In Reaction To Her Childhood In Japan During World War II. According To The Guardian Primordial Versions Of The Song's Refrain Can Be Found In Her 1965 Book Grapefruit Where She Penned Lines Such As "imagine A Raindrop" And "imagine The Clouds Dripping."
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John Winston Ono Lennon Dit John Lennon Né Le 9 Octobre 1940 À Liverpool - Assassiné Le 8 Décembre 1980 À New York Était Un Parolier Compositeur Guitariste Et Chanteur Du Groupe The Beatles Groupe Phare Des Années 1960 Et De La Culture Pop/rock Qu'il Quitte. L'après Beatles De John Fut Marqué Par Ses Actions Pour La Paix Avec Sa Compagne Yoko Ono Et L'enregistrement De Plusieurs Albums Solo Dont Le Célèbre Imagine. Il A Été Assassiné Par Un Déséquilibré Mark David Chapman Le 8 Décembre 1980 À New York Au Pied Du Dakota Building Où Il Habitait. Ce Jour-Là Le Monde Perdait L'une Des Figures Les Plus Emblématiques De L'histoire Du XXe Siècle. Trente Ans Après Sa Mort Il Incarne L'engagement Profond Et Marquant Du Mouvement Pacifiste Peace And Love Des Années 1970 Et Un Rassemblement À Sa Mémoire Continue D'avoir Lieu À New York Chaque 8 Décembre.
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"Imagine" is a song by John Lennon, which appears on his 1971 album, Imagine. It was released as a single in the same year, and reached number three in the U.S. Billboard charts, and number six in the United Kingdom.
In 2004, Rolling Stone magazine voted "Imagine" the third greatest song of all time. Former U.S. president Jimmy Carter said, "In many countries around the world — my wife and I have visited about 125 countries — you hear John Lennon's song 'Imagine' used almost equally with national anthems."
In the book Lennon in America, written by Geoffrey Giuliano, Lennon commented that the song was "an anti-religious, anti-nationalistic, anti-conventional, anti-capitalistic song, but because it's sugar-coated, it's accepted." Lennon also commented, it's "virtually the Communist Manifesto, even though I am not particularly a communist and I do not belong to any movement."
The lyrics were thought to be inspired by Lennon's hopes for a more peaceful world, though their origins are not known for certain. In 1963 Lennon penned the lyrics to "I'll Get You" with an opening verse of, "Imagine I'm in love with you, it's easy cause I know." The first verse of "Imagine" would seem to be a reworking of this. But the song's refrain may have been partly inspired by Yoko Ono's poetry, in reaction to her childhood in Japan during World War II. According to The Guardian, primordial versions of the song's refrain can be found in her 1965 book Grapefruit, where she penned lines such as, "imagine a raindrop" and "imagine the clouds dripping." Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.