Beatles: Sexy Sadie Meaning

Song Released: 1968

Sexy Sadie Lyrics

Sexy Sadie what have you done
You made a fool of everyone
You made a fool of everyone
Sexy Sadie ooh what have you done.

Sexy Sadie you broke the rules
You layed it down for all to see
You layed it down for all to see
Sexy Sadie oooh you...

1. anonymous

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   Dec 9th 2019 !⃝

   Sexy Sadie is the nickname given to Susan Atkins.
2. anonymous

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   Jan 21st 2015 !⃝

   The song was written by John, and the original title was going to be "Maharishi" He started playing it with that name until George told him not to. He was afraid that the guru might file a lawsuit. Yes, John Lennon was truly angry with how much of a fraud the Maharishi was
3. anonymous

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   Mar 7th 2012 !⃝

   Green Grass is a BEAST on drums. I'm stuck there on Medium too. It just goes on, and on, and on, and eventually my hands cramp up and the dog sttars getting anxious and the cat stands in front of the TV and OH GOD I'VE FAILED THE BASTARD AGAIN.
4. anonymous

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   Sep 20th 2008 !⃝

   While watching across the universe with my cousin, who is like on the way to being a Beatles Jedi master, she told me that this song was about when the Beatles went to India for spiritual purposes and met that one dude (sorry, don't remember the name). They soon found out that he was a total fraud and was only flirting with young girls and they got angry, very, very angry and wrote this song. But, instead of using the name of the man (name still escapes me) they titled the song "Sexy Sadie."
5. Beatlenut

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   May 29th 2008 !⃝

   "anonymous" almost has it...it was Prudence Farrow, Mia's sister (Dear Prudence was influenced by her, too) who was propositioned by the Maharishi. John felt quite protective of her, as she reminded him of his half sister and threatened to "pound him one" when he found out.
   
   Ma-har-ishi = Sex-y Sa-die
   
   Ringo's "Devil Woman" would also recall - "Sexy Sadie - you look like the Devil to me".
6. anonymous

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   Jan 18th 2007 !⃝

   The maharishi maheshi yogi, tried to seduce Mia Farrow, who was there with the fab four meditation group, and probably get it right...
7. blackbird

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   Nov 14th 2006 !⃝

   Actually that anonymous guy is right, the song was written about Maharishi and the way John Lennon felt about him after leaving India.
8. capitalist

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   Oct 11th 2006 !⃝

   This anonymous guy really has to get a grip. How about an "interpretation?" yes the maha had ideas about the beatles' "birds" and actually made one or two of them "sing" but hey, what is the song about? And get a name!

   This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
9. anonymous

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   Oct 5th 2006 !⃝

   It is about marieshi (spell check) they didn't use his name beacause it would give him bad press. But it was rumored that marieshi tried to suduce on one of the girls in the Beatles entourage while staying in india. This is when they ended their ties with him...

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10. capitalist

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    Aug 14th 2006 !⃝

    Introspection run amuck, but brilliantly of course. "sexy sadie" is the beatles. Sexy sadie:
    
    ... You made a fool of everyone ... You broke the rules ... You laid it down for all to see ... One sunny day the world was waiting for a lover/she came along to turn on everyone ... Sexy sadie, how did you know the world was waiting just for you ... Sexy sadie, you'll get yours yet/however big you think you are ... Sexy sadie, she's the latest and the greatest of them all.
    
    Whayoo thing?

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