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The 1972 Paul McCartney song that Paul Simon couldn’t stand
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The 1972 Paul McCartney song that Paul Simon couldn’t stand
The name Paul originally meant ‘small’ or ‘humble’. Well, aside from their namesake apostle, Paul McCartney and Paul Simon have done more work than anyone to eclipse that derivation. Their work of revered majesty stands among the most seismically impactful in history. In fact, the only people who have ever really dared to deride them are their respective songwriting partners: John Lennon and Art Garfunkel. Just about everyone else has stood in …
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