George Harrison - AGGA

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an old, long forgotten recording of a song titled "AGGA" was found at former beatle george harrison's estate after his death. the tape, dated november 28th 2001, is thought to be harrison's most experimental work yet.
some claim that the song and video bear a striking resemblance to the one for harrison's iconic 1987 hit "got my mind set on you", though most beatles experts agree that it's only "a minor resemblance at most", the lyrical content in particular being filled with subliminal messaging that eerily appears to predict the iraq war, the 2004 orange revolution, and the brexit referendum.
figureheads in the beatles community are still unsure over how harrison could have known about all of this several years in advance. explanations range from blind luck to connections to the occult.