McCartney Times

The core theme running through every single song by The Beatles has always been love. From their first puppy dog love songs to their dissections of the emotion in their later years, the Fab Four was always fascinated with their feelings of desire through the years. While John Lennon may have been paranoid about love and Paul McCartney embraced it wholeheartedly, George Harrison always had more depth behind his songs of devotion.Harrison was the shyest as a songwriter for most of The Beatles’ tenure, with only a handful of songs cropping up on studio albums. By the time he started to embrace Indian musical styles, his lyrical focus had begun to shift from infatuation to an undying love for faith, speaking on the cycle of life on tracks like ‘Within You Without You’ and ‘Long Long Long’. As the band was falling apart, Harrison offered one of his finest songs with ‘Something’, made in tribute to Pattie Boyd.

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