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Liam Gallagher Twitter: Oasis star shares favourite John Lennon quote for 'trying times'


Liam Gallagher is a regular Twitter user and often engages with fans on the social media platform. Since the coronavirus lockdown, he has been as active as ever, sharing insights into his daily routine and mood as well as using it as a medium to call on his brother Noel Gallagher to reunite Oasis. Yesterday, however, he took to Twitter to reveal one of his favourite quotes from The Beatles icon John Lennon.

“Liam can we get a Lennon quote for these trying times?” a fan asked Liam.

Picking a poignant yet optimistic quote attributed to the late star, he wrote back: “Reality leaves a lot to the imagination.”

Fans loved Liam’s choice, with one replying: “Inspiration.”

“What a poet,” another commented, while a third chipped in: “Love it.”

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Liam is a lifelong fan of The Beatles star and also recently shared his appreciation for John’s son Julian Lennon.

“Have you heard Julian Lennon’s music?” a Twitter user asked the rockstar. “He’s really good, got his dad’s musical talent.”

“I like him nice person also,” Liam replied.

Liam previously opened up about his admiration for the Imagine hitmaker in an interview with Rolling Stone, calling him his “spiritual f***ing guide”.

The former Oasis star even named his son, Lennon Gallagher, after The Beatles legend.

In a recent interview with Uncut, the As You Were singer revealed his favourite song by John: Beautiful Boy, which was written for the late star’s son Sean Lennon.

In the feature, Liam explained how the track, along with Hey Jude, inspired Oasis’ Little James.

“People who’ve got any soul will realise that there’s a day when you go home and put your feet up and cuddle your kids,” he said.

“If anyone slags it off, they’ve either got no heart or they don’t know what the meaning of like is.”

John was shot and killed at the age of 40 on December 8, 1980.

He and his wife Yoko Ono were returning home to their New York City apartment when Mark Chapman fired five shots at him, four of which struck him in the back.

Though the musician was rushed to a nearby hospital, attempts to revive him were unsuccessful.



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