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24 October 2020
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The lyric “watching her eyes and hoping I’m always there” is contrasted by For No One ‘s “no sign of love behind the tears”, which happens to be a later track on Revolver . What are our thoughts? Does this seem like a coincidence or am I not reading too far into this?
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5 December 2019
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The lyric “watching her eyes and hoping I’m always there” is contrasted by For No One ‘s “no sign of love behind the tears”, which happens to be a later track on Revolver . What are our thoughts? Does this seem like a coincidence or am I not reading too far into this?
very interesting take that I quite like– i never though of that before, how For No One could be a follow-up in a storyline involving HTE.
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5.36pm
7 November 2010
Offline I think you’ve stumbled on something quite brilliant here, @thasboy .
HTAE: “Each one believing that love never dies”
FNO: “A love that should have lasted years”
HTAE: “I need my love to be here”
FNO: Still “you need her”, but “she no longer needs you”. Heartbreaking!
Here, There And Everywhere was written “with Jane Asher in mind”, while For No One was written “while McCartney was on holiday with Jane Asher” according to @Joe ‘s articles. 
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4.26pm
26 January 2017
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"The pump don't work cause the vandals took the handles!"
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"We could ride and surf together while our love would grow"
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7.16pm
9 March 2017
Offline Another way For No One comes off as the follow-up to Here, There, And Everywhere is the arrangement. On HTAE, you have lush harmonies and the progression goes up from G to Am to Bm to C but on For No One , it’s just Paul with Ringo on drums and Alan Civil on French horn and it goes down from B Gb/Bb Abm Gb E G B.
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11.33pm
5 November 2011
Offline Here, There And Everywhere is me and my dog’s song, so For No One can’t be the followup song. We are soulmates and our love never will die. We are going to leave this earth as one.
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1.14pm
23 January 2022
Offline I’ve always liked this song, but someone pointed out the structure (possibly in McCartney 3, 2, 1?) where the first verse is “here”, the second is “there” and the third is “everywhere” and that made me fall in love with it.
More recently I’ve been thinking about the third person in this song (someone is speaking), and the fact that it *really* sounds like he saying “watching their eyes” (both times). It occurred to me that there could be another pattern in the verses: I, both, each (1, 2, 3).
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