Unintended lyrics

The chanting at the end of "I am the Walrus" is "smoke pot, smoke pot, everybody smoke pot" I thought this was common knowledge regardless of what Lennon claimed in later interviews

Commom knowledge?

I tend to believe the guy who wrote the song as opposed to the wishful thinkers who constantly over interpreted everything the Beatles wrote.

Wishful thinkers?
Over interpreted?

Have you listened to the song???
Having just downloaded the latest Beatles release "Love" and listened to it repeatedly I can assure you of what is being sang. Listen for yourself. I have nothing to gain personally with this observation but to deny it just because Lennon does does not make it any less obvious. Also The White Album does say... I buried Paul, miss him, miss him, miss him.
Regardless of what Lennon and McCartney may have said in later years one cannot rewrite history to reflect current trends.
By the way, History is being rewritten ever day, to the point where we start doubting ourselves. I have no doubt what the Beatles lyrics were in that particular song, and whether you agree with the premise or not neither should you.

We can agree to disagree on that.

Where is that on the White Album? What song?

Sure you don't mean "Strawberry Fields" from Magical Mystery Tour?

I made an error, the quote is ... Paul is dead, miss him, miss him, miss him. "I buried Paul" is a quote from another Beatles record or song of which I don't remember. When those Paul is dead rumors started I would play these albums forward and backward over and over. Of course Paul did not die in a horrific car accident but I do believe The Beatles intentionally made and left numerous clues to have us think he had. That my friend would be a great topic for another thread.