Music
John Lennon lyrics up for auction
Published Wednesday, Apr 30 2008, 19:07 BST | By Simon Reynolds

Rex Features
Lennon's handwritten lyrics were handed over to teenage fan Gail Renard during one of his famous 'Bed-In' peace protests in 1969.
Along with several personal photos, Lennon's lyrics form the centrepiece of a rock and pop memorabilia auction. It is believed the collection could fetch more than £200,000.
Renard was handed the lyrics when she sneaked into a Montreal hotel to catch a glimpse of Lennon and Ono.
The ex-Beatle reportedly told her: "One day they will be worth something."
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