Guess the Missing Lyrics to “Imagine”

[A] live as one | Final verdict: "We'll just exist together—like one giant Coachella but with less body odor and more love."

[A] Heaven | Lennon drops the ultimate philosophical mic: "What if there's no cosmic VIP lounge?" Boom—mind blown before verse one even kicks in.

[C] to kill or die | Translation: "What if we just... stopped making reasons to shoot each other? Wild idea, right?"

[D] sky | Boom—no pearly gates, just blue sky and physics. Welcome to Earth, population: everyone.

[B] people | Translation: "Picture every single human—yes, even that guy who cut you off—living in the now."

[C] peace | Not just 'no war'—actual chill vibes worldwide. Imagine Coachella but everywhere, forever.

[B] religion | He throws the ultimate hot-take: "What if we skipped the middleman and just loved everybody?"

[C] try | He basically says, "Dude, just give it a shot—it's not rocket science, it's daydreaming."

[D] dreamer | He owns the insult before you can throw it—classic Lennon mic-drop.

[A] you can | He's calling you out: "Bet you can't ditch your shopping addiction for five minutes."

[C] greed or hunger | Translation: "Share your snacks and nobody starves—it's that simple, folks."

[A] only one | He's like, "There's millions of us dreamers—welcome to the club, we've got jackets."

[B] join us | It's not a cult—it's a global group chat for people who want Earth to be less awful.

[B] brotherhood | Basically "one big human family" but with 1971 dude-bro language.

[D] world | He's like, "Pass the planet around—there's plenty for everyone if we stop hoarding."

[A] today | Carpe diem without the Latin—just "live now, because tomorrow's not guaranteed, bro."

[A] Hell | He deletes the eternal basement from the universe's floor plan—no fire, no brimstone, just us figuring life out.

[C] possessions | Lennon's like, "What if we just... shared? Revolutionary, I know."

[B] countries | Lennon hits delete on every flag on Earth—no lines, no armies, just one giant neighborhood.

[D] to do | He's like, "Seriously, just do it—it's easier than assembling IKEA furniture."