Others say that they enter other dimensions or relive their own birth. Some users claim to have intense religious experiences while tripping on acid.

Fixed objects seem to move or ripple, looking around causes sights to blur or leave a trail (tracers), and dull objects sparkle and shine.

People sometimes feel colors and hear shapes, becoming almost synesthetic. The drug induces an altered state of perception in its users, causing distortions in physical, sensory, visual, audio, and thought processes. Just as the Beatles were the defining music group of the 1960s, acid (LCD) was the defining drug. The second line was written on the next acid trip the next weekend, and it was filled in after I met Yoko.' ( Source) Lennon said, 'The first line was written on one acid trip one weekend. It's true, but it's also a joke.' ( Source) In John's song, 'I Am the Walrus' he says: 'I am he as you are he as you are me.' People look for all sorts of hidden meanings. Meanwhile, fellow Beatle George Harrison questioned any attempt to find deep meanings or profound references in the lyrics, saying, 'People don't understand. He said, 'I had this idea of doing a song that was a police siren, but it didn't work in the end (sings like a siren) 'I-am-he-as-you-are-he-as.' You couldn't really sing the police siren.' ( Source) Lennon also mentioned in an interview that he once penned a few lyrics while listening to police sirens outside his London flat. Perhaps John Lennon had heard the folk song as a child, and one of his later acid trips subconsciously brought it all back to him. Still, the two lyrics are remarkably similar. The Beatles themselves always said any link between their song and 'Marching to Pretoria' was bogus. The British troops sang 'Marching to Pretoria' as they (you guessed it) marched toward Pretoria, the Boer capital city. The song traces its origins back to the South African Boer Wars of the 19th century, which pitted the British Empire against the Boers (Dutch colonists who had themselves colonized South Africa 200 years earlier). 'Marching to Pretoria' begins, 'I'm with you are you're with me and so we are all together.'

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