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克里希纳是一个印度教的宗教人物。我很肯定，这首歌的歌词没有一个真正有意义，所以它在这首歌的上下文中不应该有任何意义。-鲍威尔
A Hare Krishna is a Hindu religious figure. I am pretty sure that it isn't supposed to mean anything in the context of the song given that none of the lyrics of this song really make sense. - Powell
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哈哈。你说得对，歌词没有什么可辨别的意义，而且我从来没有听过，所以我去读了这首歌。虽然我对歌词有了一些可靠的见解，而且这首歌归功于列侬/麦卡特尼，这完全是约翰·列侬从创作前的角度所做的努力。这首歌的目的是让听众们感到困惑，他们显然已经开始对披头士的歌词赋予一些学术意义，并且受到列侬两次酸溜溜的旅行的启发，还有刘易斯·卡罗尔1871年的一首诗《海象和木匠》。这首歌发行后不久，英国广播公司就禁止了这首歌，但据我所知，这首歌已经在英国广播公司播出了，因为整张专辑《神奇的神秘之旅》是一部电视电影的配乐。感谢你激励我研究这首歌，它让我对40+有了一些了解多年来，人们一直在试图解读这首歌的含义。专辑中有一些线索，后来会让很多人相信保罗·麦卡特尼已经死了，但尽管我尽了最大努力，我还是无法在这里建立这种联系，尽管后来披头士乐队的一首歌《玻璃洋葱》将保罗称为海象。这首歌没有任何意义，就像它的意图一样。顺便说一句，黑尔·克里希纳后来在乔治·哈里森的个人作品《我亲爱的主》中扮演了重要角色
Lol. You're right, the lyrics make no discernible sense, and they never have to me, so I went to read up on the song. While I found some reliable insight into the lyrics, and while the song is credited to Lennon/McCartney, it was solely a John Lennon effort from a pre-production/creativity standpoint. The songs intent was to confound listeners who had apparently began to attach some scholarly significance to Beatles lyrics, and was inspired by 2 acid trips taken by Lennon, and a 1871 poem by Lewis Carroll titled "The Walrus and the Carpenter". The BBC banned the song shortly after its release, but as far as I can tell, it had already aired on the BBC as the whole album "Magical Mystery Tour" was a soundtrack for a television movie. Thanks for inspiring me to research this song, it gives me some insight into 40+ years of mild frustration trying to decipher its meaning. There are clues on the album that would later lead many to believe Paul McCartney was dead, but try as I might, I cannot make that connection here, although a later Beatles song "Glass Onion" refers to Paul as the Walrus. This song has no meaning, as was its intent. by the way, Hare Krishna would later figure prominently into George Harrison's solo effort "My Sweet Lord". - CyberRat
