Now I'm not a huge Beatles fan, but I got my dad a cd copy of Sgt. Peppers (he had it on vinyl, but he wanted a cd copy for his bday). There's this one point at the end of "A Day In The Life" that seems like a very high frequency. Neither of my parents can hear it, which I'm guessing is due to age. Does anyone know why there's that frequency in the song? It's not like an instrument or anything.
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