George Harrison’s Final Goodbye to Paul McCartney

George Harrison was nearing the end of his life in November 2001 when Paul McCartney came to see him. The moment did not feel like a dramatic farewell, but like two old friends quietly picking up where they had left off, far from the noise and weight of fame. They had first met as teenagers in Liverpool, long before the world knew their names. As they talked, memories surfaced of bus rides to school, first guitars, and late-night practice sessions. Those simple moments softened the hospital room, and even when words were few, music remained between them—spoken through shared smiles, gentle chords, and a lifetime of understanding. Paul later said the visit was calm and filled with warmth, even though both men knew it was goodbye. As Paul prepared to leave, George took his hand and said, “See you around.” It was a simple farewell, carrying decades of friendship. Their story ended the way it began—not with spectacle, but with understanding, music, and a bond that never needed explanation.

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