Beatles: One After 909 Meaning
One After 909 Lyrics
I said move over honey I'm traveling on that line
I said move over once, move over twice
Come on baby don't be cold as ice
I said I'm trav'ling on the One after 909
I begged her not to go...
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Ignore the other frankly moronic interpretations - it is discussing a relationship with a girl. That’s it.
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According to Mike Williams who has been researching McCartney’s true identity, the “McCartney” camp says we should look out for some sort of disclosure on 9/09/2027. If that occurs, baby will INDEED be travlin’ on the one (day) after 9/09 because the entire Beatles myth will be over in that moment.
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Here's what it really means: (909-606)
1909 upside down it reads 1606 and/
or 60/61 as in 51/50 is to 50/51 respectively . San Bernardino, CA (Peris terrorists attacks) , this can be taken figuratively to say 1 after 909 to be 9091. 1909 Old Town Front Street cross street Main Street, Temecula, CA
Where are the Beatles? Liverpool, England. Route 66 is in the 909 area code,. 1/3 or 0.33% goes up and 2/3 0.66% goes down. 1/3 gets saved to eternal life, two thirds parish and die to eternal destruction. See whats happening in the UK and EU as a whole! I rest my case. -
This "interpretation" will make no sense and is obviously not what the song is about, but after having just read Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, this song really morphed into something entirely different for me.
The way in which he refers to the 909 is much like the way one would refer to a flight.
Considering the novel is about 9/11 and includes other Beatles songs, I was curious to see if the planes were 707's which they were actually 757's.
But what is a bit eerie is when you consider the title of the song, One After 909 in accordance with the lyric "I'm travelin' on that line, I said move on over once, move over twice" which 909, when "moved over twice" becomes 911.
"Railman say's I've got the wrong location" (train station as opposed to airport?) "Then I find I got the number wrong" (909?).
Also, I found it strange that flight 93 (though when the same is applied to 909), the repetition of "I'm leaving on the 90, we're leaving on the 90" would be 92, but the numbers and similarity to an airport rather than train station perhaps could subconsciously be influential when writing. [?] -
She's answering question about which train she's leaving (him) on. She really means she'll be gone before nine o' clock. So she tells him offhandedly the one after nine
"NO" "NEIN". Get it?
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