John Lennon - Working Class T-shirt
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The Story
‰ۡó»ÌÎÌÊÌÎ_̴‚�ÍäÌÝ_Working Class Hero? was a scabrous and angry track from 1970?s ‰ۡó»ÌÎÌÊÌÎ_̴‚�ÍäÌÝ_John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band? album, in which Lennon rants against his perceived betters.
‰ۡó»ÌÎÌÊÌÎ_̴‚�ÍäÌÝ_They hurt you at home and they hit you at school, They hate you if you're clever and they despise a fool, Till you're so f-ing crazy you can't follow their rules, A working class hero is something to be.?
The picture was taken while John, Yoko Ono and their young son Sean were on holiday in Ono?s home country, Japan.
Yoko Ono had given birth to Sean on October 9, 1975, and the trio made repeated visits to Japan over the next few years. These trips were documented by Nishi Saimaru, who acted as the couple?s personal photographer and assistant.
Many of her pictures appear in ‰ۡó»ÌÎÌÊÌÎ_̴‚�ÍäÌÝ_The John Lennon Family Album?, a collection of shots from Lennon?s ‰ۡó»ÌÎÌÊÌÎ_̴‚�ÍäÌÝ_semi-retirement? years.
Please note: The design on this shirt is printed on the inside. This is done intentionally to achieve a faded, vintage-style look; as a result, each shirt is slightly different in appearance.
This John Lennon T-shirt is fully licensed, endorsed and made from the softest, prewashed and shrunk cotton jersey. This has been faithfully reproduce from the original articles as tracked down by Worn Free from archive images.
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