McCartney Times

Throughout their history, The Beatles have made their fair share of perfect songs. Even though there are tracks that might resonate more than others in retrospect, a handful of releases simply couldn’t possibly be improved upon, from the rapid ascent into madness on ‘A Day In the Life’ to the massive grand finale that closes out the back end of Abbey Road. While George Harrison started writing his masterpieces in the late 1960s, he still thought that one song by John Lennon was the epitome of what the band stood for.Then again, the Fab Four were far different men than the boys that most had gotten to know in the days of A Hard Day’s Night. Having been a part of the British Invasion, the mop-top styles of the band were quickly starting to become a caricature, with millions of other bands popping up in the meantime, putting their spin on the band’s usual formula.

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Source: The Beatles track George Harrison called “the perfect song”