Paul McCartney, who is known widely for being a part of the world's famous boy band, the Beatles, recently made a shocking revelation.
In a new interview with the Guardian newspaper, the songwriter was questioned if he remembered his very first sounds or hearings in memory lane.
Taking much interest in the topic, the English musician made a unexpected comeback one could ever image.
He said, "OK, well, now we get into dubious territory, because I have a feeling I can remember being born."
The 83-year-old continued, "Highly dubious, highly dubious, but I feel the white tiles and chrome instruments and the sounds …"
He later on also added that the memory can be "certainly" an "imagined memory", which he wanted to make sure to point out.
"It’s probably total bulls***. In fact, it almost certainly is. An imagined memory! And I was a forceps delivery. I don’t quite understand what that is. I think they had to pull me out with some pliers." Days We Left Behind singer concluded.
It is to be noted that Paul first began his professional music career at the age of 20 in 1963.
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