McCartney Times

By the final years of The Beatles, no one could ignore the cracks anymore. Every single person in the studio could feel how strained the band’s relationships had become as the old friends began to turn on each other in life and in song. Suddenly, the group that had once been incredible collaborators, learning the craft of songwriting together, were beginning to use their music as a weapon to hurt one another. In one track, George Harrison took a swipe at Paul McCartney.In the years after the split, Harrison would write many more sour songs about the band. In ‘Isn’t It A Pity’, he lamented the sad end of a good thing as it derailed into infighting and cruelty. On ‘Run Of The Mill’, the anger in his grief came out as he sang, “No one around you / Will carry the blame for you”, pointing a finger at the more volatile bandmates.

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