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This is an example, I feel, of a perfect pop song.
A pop music song.
It was written by Paul McCartney, maybe with John Lennon, in India, 1968.
At a reunion of The Beatles (the two surviving ones) in 2009 in New York, they played the song, with Sheryl Crow, Mike Love of the Beach Boys, Eddie Vedder (of Pearl Jam), etc.
Paul McCartney once recorded this on his own, and it sucked.
But, with a band that includes all these great people, it's filled with energy, good energy, and it conveys it - it's just...impossible to get out of your head.
It also conveys some kind of message, I guess, but more than that - a feeling. It's in the chorus. Such a joy joy, such a joy joy, such a joy joy...joy.
This is an example, I feel, of a perfect pop song.
A pop music song.
It was written by Paul McCartney, maybe with John Lennon, in India, 1968.
At a reunion of The Beatles (the two surviving ones) in 2009 in New York, they played the song, with Sheryl Crow, Mike Love of the Beach Boys, Eddie Vedder (of Pearl Jam), etc.
Paul McCartney once recorded this on his own, and it sucked.
But, with a band that includes all these great people, it's filled with energy, good energy, and it conveys it - it's just...impossible to get out of your head.
It also conveys some kind of message, I guess, but more than that - a feeling. It's in the chorus. Such a joy joy, such a joy joy, such a joy joy...joy.
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What a fascinating discovery! I love how you brought attention to this unknown Beatles song. It's always amazing to uncover hidden gems from such legendary artists. Thanks for sharing this cool find! Also, if anyone ever finds themselves in need of expert legal help, feel free to check out this abogado de accidentes de camiones. It’s always great to have reliable professionals on your side!
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