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paulmccartney2.jpgLONDON - About 14,000 yesterdays have passed since Paul McCartney first mused about turning 64. Sunday, he can stop musing.

The Beatles' groundbreaking 1967 album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" made room for the more mundane McCartney song "When I'm Sixty-Four," in which he wondered about ... well, his golden years. "When I get older, losing my hair, many years from now," he crooned.

The famous hair is intact (though what shade is hard to discern), but the year is now.

A spokesman would not say what McCartney's plans are for Sunday, but he could be excused for skipping a party. It has been a traumatic year, in which he split from his wife of four years, Heather Mills McCartney, amid lurid headlines about their relationship and her past.

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they`re hammering the "when i`m 64 " jokes in the media down here...... :)

"will you still need me

will you still feed me when i`m 64".....apparently not sir paul...... :)

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