Michael Warburton's tweet - "Every year on the anniversary of his death, the National Trust leave the bedroom light on in JOHN LENNON’s childhood home, all night. Taken from us 42yrs ago today. Always missed, never never forgotten. "

@MichaelWarbur17 | 155,423 followers

Every year on the anniversary of his death, the National Trust leave the bedroom light on in JOHN LENNON’s childhood home, all night.

Taken from us 42yrs ago today.
Always missed, never never forgotten.

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Total of 53 replies and 30 quotes found

Marcelo Lins

@MarceloLins68

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Diane Foley

@Welshwacko

What a lovely touch. In a strange way reminds me of all the “lost children “ in Peter Pan where the parents keep the windows open hoping the children will come back home. 💔

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Des O'Byrne

@GrayshottFolk

That's a beautiful thing. The NT have got that right. One of the most moving and humbling experiences I've ever had, was visiting 20, Forthlin Road (Paul McCartney's childhood home) and "Mendips", where John Lennon lived with his Au Mimi. They are a must see for all Beatles fans.

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Stu Arbon

@stuarbon

Visited Mendips 3 times and it’s a wonderful place. Without doubt the best Beatles tour, is this one. Run by @nationaltrust. You visit Paul’s home too. Finally, this year I was able to visit New York and headed straight to CP. pic.twitter.com/REK7l1su3x

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Silly Rabbit

@SillyZooUSA

I had one of those clock radio alarms. And the morning following the shooting, I experienced the news of his murder as a dream, before fully waking up to it being a reality. Permeated me to the core. Will always remain a horrible day.

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Declen Patten

@eldeco74

Never forget that day, my mum was ironing god rest her soul, I was off school sick and the news flash, and my mother bursting in to tears ✊💚🙏

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Matthew C.

@MattChr83

I was born over 2 years after he died, yet in 3 months’ time I will be older than he ever was. Such a tragedy that he was taken so early, with so much more to do and achieve.

Hoptimist 🎧 @musichistorylaw@social.anoxinon.de

@musichistorylaw

🤍

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@DT_CRO_Official

#VOLT ⚡⚡🔥🔥🚀🚀 pic.twitter.com/Qn0Fcn5h9n

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Lee Chesterman

@chestermanlee

This year they won’t be because they can’t afford the leccie bill

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sandpersonB

@sandpersonB

Sean Lennon says he abandoned him and his mother. Just talented, not a great human being.

Craig Minielly

@craigminielly

Imagine 🙏

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Didi

@Bytowngal

I will never forget where I was when I heard. What a waste. I have cried from time to time, especially while listening to Beautiful Boy and Happy Xmas/War is Over.

Michiel van Zuijlen

@MichielvZuijlen

Word ik stil van...

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Mike H

@mgh0406

Woke up to this news in a house in Leamington that John apparently had owned in the past. Vivid memory.

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The WitchDr

@MxBioHazard

the world needs another John Lennon - he was such a great loss :(

Björn Casapietra

@BCasapietra

♥️

FredSanford

@FredSan56422496

💙✌️

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Ian Smith - Offline

@PhillyScouser

I was a freshman in college, watching Monday Night Football when the tragic news hit. I believe Howard Cosell made the announcement.

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tamara martin

@tamaram62877538

That was my first Kennedy moment. i could go right over to the exact spot we were at when the news came over the radio.

Spacemanfellow

@astro_carl

Visited Menlove Avenue earlier this year.

Gill Davison

@Pumpkin33749

Hard to believe it's 42 years...but I will never forget...he died the same year as my Dad 💔 ...(who was a great Beatles fan).

Just Another Rainbow

@Glassman1148

I'll never forget that night.

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Constance Short

@constanceshortc

What a lovely idea.

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Marilyn Sanders

@Marilyn19316144

💔🕯💔🕯💔

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John Bennett

@john1950hitchin

@quasidb

Bill Garland

@billgarland7

And when the broken hearted people living in the world agree, there will be an answer.....

Sébastienne Lawton 🇬🇧 🇫🇷 🇪🇺

@SebastienneL

#JohnLennon

BrewingAlternatives ☕️ 🇺🇦

@DrsCoffeeCup

wot? 😭

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@stirling_town

Methinks the death of John Lennon really shocked this wee naive 17-year-old.
Can't imagine he'd ever be forgotten.
#Pointless

Grace O'Sullivan

@gosulli

Imagine all the people, living life in peace....

Luís Venceslau

@luisvenceslau

251, Menlove Avenue..

Rebeca Thorvund

@beckystrivia

🤍🤍🤍

Merton Gaudette

@Merton_G3

RIP #JohnLennon

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UpInDis 💙🇺🇦🌻🐍🏝🚜💛

@upindis

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Tony Hayward⭐⭐

@74cubedDude

😔

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@StephenClunk1991

@StephenClunk191

Nope . It’s done in October. On his birthday liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool…

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Joe.

@Sub2Stormy

I thought this was the house from Friday Night Dinner

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Matthew Jenkinson

@mattjenko

Imagine that!!!

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Janice Tirpanci 💙💛

@Jetworld

😢❤️

Mario Ramirez

@riomakun02

Se que es de ruco y muy predecible pero: Lennon 🫶

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Lily Santo

@santo_aol

Truly gone too soon...

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Nick Withey

@NickWithey1

Too expensive in the current climate to leave lights on.

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JackieB

@j_boyn1

Imagine…

🫏 🇺🇦 Justice ▪︎ Honor 🫏 #VotedBlue2022 🫏

@dlbruce0107

42 years ago, USAF Lt Col (ret) Harry Maynard passed from a sudden heart attack at his home in Knoxville TN. Interred at Arlington National Cemetery. Never Forgotten.

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Fred Meyers

@Begonia454

I love this.❤️

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IngridGiler

@ingridgilerm

((°J°)) 💔💔💔

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kirk elwood

@kirkelwood2

Why leave a light on?

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Gerard Shannon

@gerry_shannon

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Dastardly Dick

@dastardlydick6

Let’s at least hope they use an LED bulb. It’s what he would have wanted.

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G.Lombardi

@greggo1685

🙏🏼🎸 pic.twitter.com/5odZNCUVmX

Vidal Romero Rossi

@Vigarromssi

pic.twitter.com/2EXYRAe1iy

💒OJFlow🐺🇺🇦GO BLUE〽️Ⓜ️🌲

@TheRevOJFlow

🕊️

Jim Reynolds ☘️🏉☘️

@ReynoldsJames2

What a wonderful tradition to make…..

Chimni House History

@Chimni_Wiki

There are many modest homes whose house history has just one significant entry:

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Les Wood

@LesPolitcsLite

pic.twitter.com/gcauqSUgKH

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Jim Leach

@Abudantia

There is a new book out in the O'Reilly and Dugard Killing series titled Killing The Legends. An unvarnished, but balanced, look at lives and deaths of Lennon, Presley and Muhammad Ali. Good read.

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Marc Tobolski

@marctobolski

Maybe quit stealing other people's posts. Shitheel.

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Steve Marshall

@SteveMa54577472

Had a cry when I heard John Lennon had died.

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Judy Luna

@JudyLuna17

💔💔💔

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Joyce Maalem

@JoyceMaalem

That is such a beautiful tradition. You will never be forgotten John. You were always about peace and love. RIP dearest John. You are always with us through your music and what you stood for.