Was the Beatles’ bassist, Paul McCartney, a shape-shifting lizard?

I know this sort of claim is nonsense but the connection of the “Paul is Dead” era Beatles songs to modern day Satanic lizard overlords is a bit interesting. My friend pointed it out to me so don’t type your angry replies to him.<br><br>For those that don’t know, there was a period where people believed the Beatles’ bassist had been killed by the band. He supposedly was beheaded in a car crash and replaced with a lookalike in 1966. His bandmates hid his death from the public and could only express it through their music.<br><br>There are many strange and cryptic things in their songs that correlate to this theory:<br><br>I can show you a few. <br><br>Now imagine that Paul, if he was a shape-shifting lizard who was beheaded, had left clues in the songs after his death that he was a reptilian. That’s the connection to the modern day theory of Satanic lizard overlords.<br><br>It starts with “Yesterday and Today,” a picture released in 1966. <br><br>This is the American release cover of that picture.<br><br>The original cover:<br><br>This is a screenshot of a video of Paul removing his mask and revealing his true reptilian features:<br><br>Now, there’s a line in the Beatles’ song, “Yesterday and Today” that’s “Why she had to go, I don't know, she wouldn't say." It even sounds like "Why she had to go, eyes Rotten slow, she wouldn’t say."<br><br>And in the song, “She’s Leaving Home,” we have the line, "Something inside, stirring me. Saying 'Why can't you just leave me be? I don't care where I am tomorrow, I don't care where I am, where I am, where I am, where I am."<br><br>Why would you say you don’t care where you are if you are not a shape-shifting lizard? That’s Paul’s hint to us that he’s a reptilian.<br><br>But the most obvious connection is between the Beatles’ song, “Let it Be,” and the song “Let it Rain,” by Eric Clapton.<br><br>The line in “Let it Be” goes, “When I find myself in times of trouble, mother Mary comes to me, speaking words of wisdom, let it be."<br><br>Now, Eric Clapton’s song has the lyrics, “These eyes are cryin', these arms are strong, these lips are callin', these hands are holding me, let it rain."<br><br>So “Mother Mary” is “These arms are strong” or a reptilian overlord that helps you find strength in times of trouble. It’s an interesting connection but in the end, these are just a couple of clearly delusional Satanic lizard worshipers that are hinting at their true nature in their songs.