Strawberry Fields Forever, is a work of Marie Reine Levrat Ascolese’s collection.

Strawberry Fields forever. The composition of the song dates back to a moment of great change for Lennon and the Beatles: the group had just left the concerts after one of the most difficult and troubled periods of their career, following the famous interview, accused of blasphemy, in which Lennon had stated that the band was now more famous than Jesus Christ and the unintentional diplomatic incident with the First lady of the Philippines, Imelda Marcos. Furthermore, Lennon’s marriage to Cynthia Powell was going into crisis.