Well the first verse to me is about Alan and Mim's personal relationship...and considering George is Alan's real first name (Alan is his middle name), the "I can be your George" line is both a play on George Harrison and Alan himself. Then the next verse is a commentary on their band relationship (ie, "they'll play our songs forever". And then the third verse, to me, is when Alan approached Mim about maybe making music together, as well as maybe the Beatles members starting to listen to eachothers' stuff and wanting to get together to start a group.
Well the first verse to me is about Alan and Mim's personal relationship...and considering George is Alan's real first name (Alan is his middle name), the "I can be your George" line is both a play on George Harrison and Alan himself. Then the next verse is a commentary on their band relationship (ie, "they'll play our songs forever". And then the third verse, to me, is when Alan approached Mim about maybe making music together, as well as maybe the Beatles members starting to listen to eachothers' stuff and wanting to get together to start a group.
Interesting stuff!