There has been curiosity since 1966 of a tragic Paul McCartney car accident and the replacement of him by a double, affectionately known as Faul. Numerous detailed clues leading to such have been left since their Sgt. Pepper’s album. This “evidence” has been researched time and time again by Beatles fans and other seekers alike. The change of Paul McCartney’s character from 1966 to 1967 is odd at best. Interested researchers should do a google search as you may know and then try to grasp this particular take on it which we find interesting. And now, ladies and gentlemen, Sir Faul McCartney, summing up the feelings of many and the curiosity of all:

The legendary fake Paul McCartney, who replaced the real Paul when he died in 1966. We extend our love to him even though he’s been pulling this stunt for 45 years now. Please man, we have the internet now. We know. It’s ok, and we love you.

We feel a loss.

Love songs come and go each year and so do the tears and stomach pain. What we’ve unearthed is truly the supreme love song of the 21st century. Surprisingly, it isn’t performed by Sinatra. It isn’t Barry Manilow nor Rod Stewart. It isn’t Justin Bieber or Ben Folds Five. It’s the band called BFF with their honest lament, Chat Room Fever.