The Beatles’ famous and popular songs

Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-DaThe Beatles

The Beatles – Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

It’s a bright, Paul-like song that portrays the happy life and everyday moments of a couple, as if from a fairy tale or story.

The intriguingly resonant title was taken from a proverb Paul heard from a Nigerian musician.

Paul himself believed it meant “life goes on” and wrote the song with that in mind, but no corresponding proverb exists in Nigeria, leaving the true origin shrouded in mystery.

The Ballad of John and YokoThe Beatles

The Beatles – The Ballad of John and Yoko (HQ Sound)

This is their 20th original single, released in May 1969.

Although tensions among the Beatles were beginning to surface at the time, the recording reportedly went smoothly.

The phrase “Christ, you know it ain’t easy.

You know how hard it can be,” was considered blasphemous toward Jesus Christ in the United States, leading many radio stations to ban it from the air.

Paul hesitated to record the song with those lyrics, but it was recorded at John’s strong insistence.

The Long And Winding RoadThe Beatles

The Beatles-The Long And Winding Road -Rare

It’s a piano ballad by Paul.

Initially, Paul wanted to release it in a simple form consisting only of a band sound, but caught up in the turmoil of the breakup, Phil Spector overdubbed female chorus and a full orchestra, and it was released with a grand sound.

There’s a story that Paul was furious about this, but regardless of the arrangement, the beautiful melody is Paul’s true forte.

GirlThe Beatles

The Beatles – Girl

The Beatles’ lyrics grow deeper with each album.

This song from their mid-period album Rubber Soul tells its story in a narrative style, letting you sink into a simple, picture-book-like world.

Throughout, it’s achingly poignant and filled with wistful melancholy, yet it’s a highly polished track that never loses its charm no matter how many times you listen.

She’s Leaving HomeThe Beatles

The Beatles – She’s Leaving Home

A baroque pop track released in 1967 by the British rock band The Beatles.

It is characterized by a sound featuring string instruments such as violins, violas, and cellos.

The track has been covered by many artists, including Harry Nilsson and the Bee Gees.

Here, There and EverywhereThe Beatles

The Beatles – Here, There And Everywhere (Subtitulado)

A track included on the album Revolver, and one of Paul’s signature ballads.

He later covered it himself for a film soundtrack and often performs it on stage.

In the United States, it’s said to be frequently used as background music at weddings.

Happiness Is A Warm GunThe Beatles

Happiness Is A Warm Gun

This song from the Beatles’ so-called “White Album” features John Lennon on vocals.

Above all, the title is striking.

As people grow older, they may come to receive the same experiences from different angles.

It’s a track you’ll want to listen to again and again.