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Among music critics, several writers have identified "I Me Mine" as a powerful final performance by the Beatles and an apt statement from Harrison. The song has been referenced by some religious scholars in their commentary on egoism. Harrison titled his 1980 autobiography I, Me, Mine after the track.
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27 de ene. de 2015 · In my opinion, the song is about the ego "I, Me, Mine." Based upon others comments, it sounds like George may have been frustrated with people around him being self-centered; however I'm sure he was well aware of the universal meaning in the words of this song, especially given his studies in Buddhism.
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15 de mar. de 2008 · The meaning of the song seemed obvious, even at the time, but Harrison crafted an artistic origin for it that protected him from having to directly criticize his band-mates.
28 de nov. de 2023 · “I Me Mine” explores the theme of selfishness and ego, shedding light on the individualistic mindset that had started to emerge within the band. Written by George Harrison, the track delves into the notion of possessiveness and self-centeredness, highlighting the growing tension between the members.”
Origen. Citado de Harrison: "I Me Mine es el problema de ego." El conjunto de los pronombres que integra el título de la canción es una forma convencional de hacer referencia al ego en un contexto hindú. Tal vez inconscientemente, la canción también refleja la reacción de Harrison a los choques de egos en los días finales de The Beatles ...
Max from Brooklyn, Ny "I Me Mine" is a line from the Bhagavad Gita, a religious text of Hinduism that George was no doubt familiar with. The line is used by Krishna, who compels Arjuna to break free from the cage of selfishness he calls "thinking of 'I, me, and mine'"
Rock Traducción Al Español. The Beatles - I Me Mine (Traducción al Español) Lyrics: Durante todo el día: / Yo, mí, mío; yo, mí, mío; yo, mí, mío / Durante toda la noche: / Yo, mí, mío ...
