But this one is good

Another great one

Mindblowing. The transition from pop band to something just a little stranger.

Such a lonely lyric

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"curse Sir Walter Raleigh, he was such a stupid get" was John cursing his cigarette addiction (SWR brought tobacco from the new world back to England)

Too many to choose from, but since tonight I expertly (clumsily) timed walking my dog to coincide with a big rain storm... ...

This would be it:

I made a CD of songs to pick me up out of the doldrums, and that one is on it. I always feel better afterwards.

Also, Good Day, Sunshine, It's a beautiful Morning (Rascals), and Twist & Shout. I think I'll play it right now; it's been a few years.

My husband said "It should have been "Here Comes the Daughter."

It never fails to cheer me up, no matter how I feel.

Beautiful and moving. Bette Midler sings it in "For the Boys," as a singer performing for soldiers in Vietnam and it is just ...beyond. One of the many reasons I love her.

It's really quite amazing, still, after all these years...

But I don't think the Beatles ever made a bad song.

I think they are the only group with an extensive repertoire who haven't got a dog barking somewhere. Even their lamest covers are good. Even on the bootleg tapes.

-- Mal

dog barking:

"Hey Bulldog"

"Good Morning"

if I can't pick the Abbey Road Medley as one song.

relax

and float downstream

...is my reply.

I more or less like them all.

I think of it as more of a George Harrison solo song, but he was my favorite Beatle. I was so sad the day he died and when I listened to this song all the grief just left me. It has a healing power.

It will be played at my funeral and everyone will be given a copy of the lyrics to take home.

about that song. George always made me feel good. I miss him a lot.

I couldn't agree with you more. Those four men and their music will be in my heart forever. Here's my post.

Such a sad tale.

-- Mal

But think about the lyrics to "Help" and "Yesterday," and realize that they were written by guys in their twenties. Those are two songs by old men, or at least old souls.

is my favorite. A couple not mentioned that I always listen to when I can,

"Within You Without You"

but this bit of pungent Lennon wordplay, spooky Macca bass parr, Ringo at his minamalist best, and general off-the-wallness has always held a favorite place in the utter timeless greatness that is the Beatles catalogue:

It just isn't. Here are the first to pop into my head:

I have already noted "Here Comes The Sun", but "Blackbird" is another of my favorites. There are so many great songs thought.

One, Two, Three, FAH!

Though you have to take something to enjoy it properly.

If I had some more time to spend, then I guess I'd be with you my friend, if I needed someone.

I still haven't figured out hit to post video. I'm such a maroon!

your favorite song is not on the North American release of album, nor is "Drive My Car", another of my favorite Beatle songs. It is only on the English release.

Here are a few:

For No One (Rubber Soul)
I'll Follow the Sun (Meet the Beatles)
I'll Be Back (Meet the Beatles)
You Can't Do That
Money
Help!
Please, Mr. Postman
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A Day in the Life
Boys

Such a (seemingly) innocent time

haven't been able to track it on the iPhone lately- something is crashing the page. Works good on the desktop, though.

and it would be hard to remember them .

I always felt it was Lennon's best vocal, period.