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mellow rock instrumentation
folk influences
a subtle use of vocal harmony
thru composed melodic style
acoustic sonority
mixed minor & major key tonality
melodic songwriting
a dynamic male vocalist
acoustic rhythm guitars
romantic lyrics
a mid-tempo swing feel
These are just a few of the hundreds of attributes cataloged for this track by the Music Genome Project.
An eerie little love tale, its fitting that it and E Rigby were written in the same time period, they both have a mysterious fill to them, can't get enough baritone solo.
I used to think Paul said Sunday morn keep on play bien on some pakin on some Something like that, at least :)
elcue
epic
mrnrules
McCartney wrote this before they were famous. Apparently John used to say,"Paul, play the French thing." when they were trying to pick up girls at parties. (Think I heard it on the 'Anthology' series)
I heard Paul in an interview relate that they wrote this song to "appeal to the French birds"--odd to think of a time they needed to even try..
rogmarye
I once heard Sir Paul say that his voice has a "round" quality to it while John Lennon's had more nasal tones. They sure did compliment one another beautifully.
That's my guy! LOL. Talking to me, though I don't know a lick of French. Michelle is my middle name. And it was my great-grandmother's maiden name. If I ever meet Paul (I've met quite a few celebrities), I'll have to tell him that. He'd get a laugh. But that song actually made me feel as if someone cared about me.
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sure hope he plays this one when i'm at the concert!
Are the words that go very well together
Very well together." is what he was saying
so beautiful