McCartney Times

The Beatles were all about the connection they had with their fans. While screaming teenagers had followed popular music since the earliest days of rock and roll, nobody had ever quite seen or heard the kind of reaction that fans had to the Fab Four. During the peak of their mop-top years, it wasn’t hard to see why: with songs like ‘Thank You Girl’, ‘P.S. I Love You’, and ‘Baby It’s You’, it was almost as though the band were speaking directly to their listeners.

That wasn’t just by coincidence either. From the earliest days of their songwriting partnership, John Lennon and Paul McCartney recognised the importance of keeping things simple and direct when it came to lyrics. In the book, A Hard Day’s Write – The Stories Behind Every Song, Lennon uses ‘From Me to You’ as an example of how The Beatles would purposefully try to build a connection between them and their audience.

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