John Lennon: The Child, the Music, the Legacy

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This paper examines the troubled childhood experienced by John Lennon, which ultimately impacted on the deeply personal music that he became so famous for. The paper examines how Lennon's music has lived through the years after his death and how it has influenced the music world and society in general.

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"It was during this period, that John was living in an expensive mock Tudor mansion in Weybridge, Surrey with his wife Cynthia and son Julian. Touring was over for the Beatles and the 26-year-old John Winston Lennon had done it all. He published two books, appeared in three films and wrote and recorded some of the world's best and most popular songs. John had a little too much free time on his hands and he was becoming restless."

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