One version of this composition ends with a performer describing "a suitable ending, I think" and finishes with a second solo  suggested by a radio performance of Bach's second Brandenburg Concerto but removed from the album version. Inspired by memories of St Barnabas Church and Bioletti's, this song's promotional video juxtaposes footage of the band on horses with images of green buses. It's not Ralph Vaughan William's ninth symphony, but it features soloist David Mason who plays the piccolo trumpet. This song appears as a double-A side with a song where "nothing is real" and "nothing to get hung about." A tray of red poppies appears in Free as a Bird in reference 
One version of this composition ends with a performer describing "a suitable ending, I think" and finishes with a second solo  suggested by a radio performance of Bach's second Brandenburg Concerto but removed from the album version. Inspired by memories of St Barnabas Church and Bioletti's, this song's promotional video juxtaposes footage of the band on horses with images of green buses. It's not Ralph Vaughan William's ninth symphony, but it features soloist David Mason who plays the piccolo trumpet. This song appears as a double-A side with a song where "nothing is real" and "nothing to get hung about." A tray of red poppies appears in Free as a Bird in reference to this song which describes a man who keeps a picture of Queen Elizabeth in his pocket and maintains a spotless fire truck.  Home to a banker who doesn't wear a mack and a barber showing photographs, FTP, identify this Lennon-McCartney track about the title Liverpudlian street. 
One version of this composition ends with a performer describing "a suitable ending, I think" and finishes with a second solo  suggested by a radio performance of Bach's second Brandenburg Concerto but removed from the album version.
Penny Lane