McCartney Times

The Beatles strode forward once they had found their niche of presenting themselves as four individuals as well as a collective pop unit. For years, Paul McCartney carried the tag of ‘the cute one’ in The Beatles, but beneath the surface, he was the group’s true melody master. While John Lennon brought the edge—once called “The Beatles’ hard man” by Keith Richards—Macca delivered sophistication, sentimentality, and a storyteller’s touch.Songs like ‘Here, There and Everywhere’, ‘Yesterday’, and ‘Eleanor Rigby’ showcase his ability to craft intricate narratives, while Lennon often turned his gaze inward, exposing the raw and poetic. McCartney, though, was able to write songs in a far more pragmatic way, especially as the band matured. Lennon became a pop poet, needing to deeply resonate with the material he put down on paper, while McCartney had seen the value in writing “work songs” from the very start of the band, but had now honed his craft to not only pen such tunes for the group but also for other artists.

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Source: The Beatles song Paul McCartney originally wrote for Tom Jones