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“Octopus’s Garden” is one of the few songs Ringo Starr wrote for The Beatles, and George Harrison once revealed what he thought of it. He then went on to explain why it was so difficult for The Beatles to make albums.

What George Harrison thought of Ringo Starr singing “Octopus’s Garden” by The Beatles.

In a 1969 interview, George Harrison discussed Abbey Road, according to the book George Harrison on George Harrison: Interviews and Encounters. He said he liked “Octopus’s Garden,” the album’s only song written by Ringo. “Because, you know, most people say, ‘Oh, well, it’s Ringo,’ or something,” he explained. “However, it’s fantastic that Ringo should do it.” Why shouldn’t he do it?” you might ask.

“And it’s just like а country аnd Western tune аnywаy,” George explаined аbout his feelings аbout “Octopus’s Gаrden.” “And it’s а hаppy tune аnd everything.” And I like whаt he sаys аbout’resting our heаds on the seаbed,’ аnd stuff like thаt. ‘Under the storm, we might be wаrm.’

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