Let It BeThe Beatles1rank/position

Let It Be (Remastered 2009)

The last single the Beatles released while they were still active, “Let It Be.” Its melody, which seems to reflect Paul McCartney’s inner heart, moves me every time I listen.

The lyrics, simple yet profoundly relatable, have remained in the hearts of many people across generations.

Released on March 6, 1970, this song is still cherished and passed down as a heartwarming ballad.

It’s also known as an easy piece for beginners to play on the piano, and Paul’s piano accompaniment can be called a soul-stirring masterpiece.

Its beautiful melody and message resonate in our hearts across time.

And I Love HerThe Beatles2rank/position

The Beatles – And I Love Her [HQ Original Audio]

This song, which could be called one of the Beatles’ signature works, is characterized by its gently flowing melody and lyrics that resonate with the heart.

Since its release in July 1964, it has captured the hearts of many.

It was included as the fifth track on the album “A Hard Day’s Night” and was also released as a single in the United States.

Paul McCartney’s delicate vocals and George Harrison’s classical guitar weave an exquisite harmony.

It’s the perfect track for spending quiet moments with someone special or for calming your mind.

Why not listen to it together with someone important to you?

Don’t Let Me DownThe Beatles3rank/position

The Beatles – Don’t Let Me Down

This is the B-side of the 19th original single “Get Back,” released in April 1969.

Written by Lennon–McCartney, it features John Lennon on lead vocals and Billy Preston on keyboards.

The song is a ballad dedicated to Yoko, and the title phrase “Don’t let me down” is said to be addressed to her.

Octopus’s GardenThe Beatles4rank/position

Octopus’s Garden (Remastered 2009)

Octopus’s Garden, one of The Beatles’ hit songs, is probably familiar to many since it’s often featured in commercials.

It’s well known as a rare track composed by Ringo Starr.

Among fans, it’s famous that even when he showed new songs to the other members, they often wouldn’t let him release them—but in fact, he was behind popular Beatles songs like Yellow Submarine and Octopus’s Garden.

The lyrics are fun for children too, so it might be a great one to enjoy with the whole family!

The Long And Winding RoadThe Beatles5rank/position

The Beatles-The Long And Winding Road -Rare

This is a song included on Let It Be, the last album released while The Beatles were still active.

It was released in 1970.

The version widely known to the public is a grand arrangement featuring an orchestra, but originally it was a simple, piano-centered version.

In both versions, the beauty of the melody line can only be described as outstanding.