A chilling secret message from Sir Paul McCartney is aimed at his ex-wife Heather Mills when his latest album is played backwards, Beatles fans are claiming.
The Fireman album Electric Arguments has just been released and already fans are finding hidden meanings, which reference his bitter divorce.
When final track 'Don't Stop Running' finishes there is a strange vocal noise, which played backwards clearly features a ghostly Paul whispering 'Warmer than the sun, cooler than the air.'
Beatles fans reckon the message is directly aimed at Heather and means: "I have a big, warm loving heart and you are colder than ice."
Also anagrams of the phrase can be read as: 'Heather Wants Rum Liar Cheater Hoot' and 'Human Stern Wrath On Heroical Threat.'
The Fireman is an avant garde project Macca started with dance music producer Youth in the mid-90s, they were originally anonymous, but this latest release features vocals from Sir Paul.
On the previous Fireman album hidden away in one of the tracks is a backwards recording of his beloved late wife Linda reading poetry.
The Beatles and especially Paul widely experimented with tape loops during the late-60s and fans often found hidden messgage after playing their records backwards.
The process became known as Backmasking and The Beatle's song 'Help' contains a backwards message, recorded at around the time they began using drugs. The reversal says. "Now he uses marijuana."
Beatles expert Ian Peel, author of 'The Unknown Paul McCartney: McCartney and the Avant Garde' says the Fab Four legend takes great pleasure from the process.
He said: "Paul has always loved dabling in experimental sounds and music.
"He often includes these backwards statements and they always get people talking.
"During the Beatles era he and John used to take particular pleasure from putting backwards words and phrases in their music.
"And Paul has continued to include this throughout his solo career.
"His last Fireman album Rushes included Paul's recording of beloved late wife Linda reading poetry backwards and this new message will be a continuation of that theme.
"The fact that it comes right at the end of the last track means that he isn't trying to hide it - the statement was meant to be found easily.
"It is there for all to hear and read meaning into."
Liverpool Beatles Appreciation Society founder Gene Grimes said the message was a clear dig at Heather.
He said: "Paul has had a hard year with his divorce and has maintained a dignified silence.
"But one place he has always spoken out is through his songs.
"Paul has admitted most of his music is deeply personal and this statement is clearly aimed at Heather.
"He is saying I am warmer and bigger than the Sun and you are below me."
Sir Paul's spokesman Stuart Bell said: "The official stance on this is that there are no hidden messages within The Fireman album.
"People always find messages in his music. If their desire is strong enough, they will be able to find something out of nothing to attach meaning to.
"It has been going on since The Beatles and we always get asked about hidden messages - but there are none."
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