Don Mclean - The Real Meaning of American Pie

This is a music video I made for the song "American Pie". It shows the meaning of the song through pictures. Enjoy!

I do not own this song! But I did make the video that goes with it.

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[DeanWinchester4EVAR]

@atfatw While i don't particularly believe in the legend of "Faul", that could be a possible meaning of Abbey Road other than it was their odd little way of saing "Good-bye."

[atfatw]

at 4;43 reminds me of the paul is dead rumor. the hints of his suppressed death as john lennon as a Christlike figure with ringo in his business suit as the undertaker, paul shoeless is the dead body and george in his blue jeans and workshirt the emblem of working class gravediggers

[brittahknee1234]

hahahah, Hendrix is portrayed as God... clever.

[JohnnyCxviii]

I thought the "Lennon read a book on Marx" lyric had to do with the Beatles as the new Marx Brothers, a comedic troupe to whom they were compared on occasion.

[cokifarfan]

well done let me tell you

[acwdiego]

Love it - thank you

[UtzChips2009]

Some time after the song had become a huge success, Don was asked what "American Pie" meant to him. He responded: "It means I never have to work again!"

[MrWillyLennon]

I think that thers no reason to say ''what'' Lennon was, for me is a hero, that's all

[bamatenn]

Lenin was not alive in the 60's, but Lennon was. Lennon was NOT a Marxist by definition, but he did believe in a free society without organized religion, hence the moniker by religious zealots.

[prosperomage]

@chickglenn07 -- Yes, of course John Lennon's song, Imagine, is Marxist.