Clonge

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What is your favorite Beatles song?

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+15 Views: 2208 Answers: 26 Posted: 12 years ago

EdwardDibella

I read the news today,

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tabber

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i just love the Beatles in general, and that hair moving back and forth as they played their instruments and sang. i remember the chaos when they hit the United States.

12 years ago. Rating: 21
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barra

Tabber, i was lucky enought to 'see' them in concert --- i could not hear them because of the screaming

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Bob/PKB

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COME TOGETHER. just a little weird

12 years ago. Rating: 20
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daren1

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Let It Be...by far and large..............

12 years ago. Rating: 19
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mycatsmom

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I love, love, love, Beatle songs........especially the early, melodic ones with good harmony. I especially love the songs on Rubber Soul.and the album '' Help ''

12 years ago. Rating: 19
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Chiangmai

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Hey Jude

12 years ago. Rating: 19
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mycatsmom

I 2nd that....

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jhharlan

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I could come closer to choosing an album than just a song...........

12 years ago. Rating: 18
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digger

Ohhhh.Come on. Pick ONE !

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mycatsmom

Yeah, like Rubber Soul, or Help,

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pythonlover

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Hey Jude,but I prefer Paul Mcartney and Wings rather than the Beatles.

12 years ago. Rating: 18
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Bob/PKB

Yeah, me too.

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barra

The Beatles will always be no.1

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itsmee

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John Lennon -- No. 9 Dream

12 years ago. Rating: 18
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Okay

Nice song, haven't heard it before.
Do you know what does it mean 'bwakawa pouss, pouss'? from the lyrics

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itsmee

Okay I do not know what "bwakawakawa pousae, poussae" means. I have ALWAYS wondered. The song haunts me.
How did you know about "bwakawakawa ...." if you haven't heard the song.

"So long ago, was it in a dream?
Was it just a dream?
Take a walk down the street
In the wind whispered trees ..."
Someone whispered my name <John>
as it started to rain <John>

That's as far as I can go. Haven't heard it for a long long time. I am rushing to buy groceries but I will try to send this song to you tonight. You've got to hear it. I was never a Beatles fan but at one time I had all of John Lennon's albums.

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Okay

I just meant I haven't heard it before your answer, then I've listened to it :)

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itsmee

ok ... I read the John used that obawabawapousse pousse were just words he found pleasing. Glad you heard it. It will stick with you forevermore. : D

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digger

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Norwegian Wood. - Evokes great memories.

12 years ago. Rating: 18
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mycatsmom

that was about the first song I ever taught myself on the guitar. Used to sing it all the time.

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sunnyB

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Imagine.

12 years ago. Rating: 16
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hector5559

I go with this one,

commented 11 years ago

doolittle

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Ooblaa Dee Ooblaa Da Life Goes On....Lucy in the sky with diamonds...when im 64....yellow submarine....get back...let it be...hey Jude..Imagine...I can't pick! DC has a radio station that plays an all Beatles X-mas....Baltimore plays the Beatles New Yrs Day! & when we went to college our mom gave away our Beatles albums (for you kids out there albums were made of vinyl and a good turntable had a diamond on the arm that went into the vinyl"s grooves helping to create the sound- which, by the way, was all we had...until tapes, 8 track tapes, and then CD's. Radio came first.)

12 years ago. Rating: 16
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dowsa

OObla dee was sung by "Marmalade.

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doolittle

the Beatles sing a song with those lyrics.

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bulletman

It is a Lennon/ MCartney song, Marmalade did a cover version of the song.

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barra

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Get Back ---- Something --- All Beatle songs are my favourites.

12 years ago. Rating: 16
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Okay

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You've got to hide your love away

'here I stand head in hand turn my face to the wall, If she's gone I can't go on feeling two foot small'

12 years ago. Rating: 16
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mycatsmom

that was about the 2nd song I taught myself on the guitar. Used to sing that all the time too.

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itsmee

I love to look up lyrics. For the new year, I'm going to print out one song a day. I see you like them too.

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itsmee

I love to look up lyrics. For the new year, I'm going to print out one song a day. I see you like them too.

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Tommyh

Yep.I'll go with that one too.

commented 11 years ago

ed shank

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Helter-Skelter.

12 years ago. Rating: 15
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ed shank

Lovely Linda, short but sweet.

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friendindeed

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When Im 64

12 years ago. Rating: 14
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Ann

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HEY JUDE.

11 years ago. Rating: 13
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PEOPLELOVER

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There were bells on the hill,

But I didn`t hear them ringing

Until there was you

No, I didn`t hear them at all

Til there was you

12 years ago. Rating: 13
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Spaceghost

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HEY JUDE.....

12 years ago. Rating: 13
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matheneyg

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All of them

12 years ago. Rating: 13
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Tommyh

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Very tough question.I saw them in concert at the Brisbane Festival hall.1964 (Ithink).I loved all their stuff but I guess "You've got to hide your love away" will do for now.

11 years ago. Rating: 10
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bulletman

Hey Tom , i saw them live as well in Adelaide, couldn't hear one note for the screaming, it was worth the 10 pounds my parents paid, i was still in High School.

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Tommyh

WOW 10 quid! Your folks got a bargain.My folks didn't pay for my ticket & it cost me 16 quid.
you're right,it was hard to hear them some friends told me it was easier to hear them outside of the building tha it was if you were inside.Something to do with accoustics.But the audience was just as entertaining as the Beatles with girls fainting & so on.:)

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hector5559

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Imagine

11 years ago. Rating: 10
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ROMOS

That was just John Lennon, still a good song though.

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bulletman

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I have two complete Beatle CD sets, i like the songs that much, i haven't a favourite song as they are all my favourites, 'Those were the days, my friend, we thought they'd never end' another song by Lennon/McCartney, sung by Mary Hopkins.