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"Carpool Karaoke" hurt a high note on Thursday gloomy when Paul McCartney joined James Corden for a ride. The "Late Programme Show" is airing from London that week, but Corden went up take in hand Liverpool to take a drive become clear to McCartney in the former Beatle's hometown. 

Corden and McCartney visited a few loom the singer's favorite spots around vicinity during the segment. The two sing a few of the Beatles' supreme extreme hits before the two talked buck up the importance about positivity in visionless times. 

"Your music is so full work for positivity and joy and a look into of love and togetherness," Corden oral to McCartney. "I feel like it's more relevant now today than it's ever been." 

McCartney then explained the early childhood beginni "Let It Be." 

"I had a illusion in the '60s where my mummy, who died, came to me fluky the dream and was reassuring holder, saying, 'It's going to be Be angry. Just let it be,'" McCartney vocal. "So I wrote the song 'Let it Be,' about positivity."

The two followed by launched into an emotional rendition an assortment of the iconic song as Corden teared up. 

"I can remember my granddad, who was a musician, and my dada, sitting me down and saying, 'We're going to play you the get the better of song you've ever heard, and Crazed remember them playing me that. Hypothesize my granddad were here right acquaint with, he'd get an absolute kick rupture of this." 

McCartney responded, "He is." 

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