So we all know that "In My Life" is John's first autobiographical song, and he's chant about people and places he used to know and all that. ou if toi didn't know, well, that's what I've heard about it anyway, and it rings true to me. But if we interpret the song like that, there's still one part that's a little confusing.
"In my life, I l’amour toi more".
Who is John talking about? Who did his life culminate in loving, so that in 1965, he can say he loves this "you" plus than anything ou anyone?
When first listening to the song, my first thought was always that he meant a girlfriend. But if the song is all about real people, how could it be? He didn't have any girlfriend he loved that much in 1965. All he had was Cynthia, and I think we can all agree that a woman he only married because he accidentally made her pregnant in what was supposed to be a one-night stand, and later divorced, couldn't possibly be the culmination of John's life and love. Cynthia may very well be one of those "lovers and friends" John remembers, but that's it.
It would be nice to think he was chant to all the fans who hope to win his l’amour and marry him (like myself) but it sounds like he's chant to someone he already knows.
So what if John didn't mean "love" in a romantic sense?
Think about it. I can't think of anything John's life had culminated in par that point plus than the Beatles! What if "I l’amour toi more" was directed at his three best mates, who are always there for him and with him? What if "In My Life" is John's way of expressing affection for his friends, and for the life they have together? What if the last line really means, "In my life, I l’amour the Beatles more"?

Let me know what toi think of this theory! Respectful commentaires only, please.