Museum to display Lennon's lyrical notes

Museum to display Lennon's lyrical notes

SAITAMA, Japan - Music legend John Lennon's lyric drafts (L, below) will be displayed at the John Lennon Museum in Saitama City from May 30 in an exhibit coinciding with the 35th anniversary of the November 1968 release of the Beatles' first self-titled record known as ''White Album.'' The album's jacket is shown above. (Kyodo)

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