There really is such a word as 'beatle', an implement for converting raw flax fiber into linen. But there was also a rock 'n' roll group called the 'Beatles' who, according to rhythm guitarist John Lennon, spelled 'beetle' with 'a' because they were a 'beat' group - get it? This quartet of lovable Liverpool (England) moptops had some US success with 'Mr. Moonlight' (1964) and 'Maxwell's Silver Hammer' (1969) - and even toured the States on the same bill as the Remains in 1966 - before splitting up in 1970 to pursue solo careers. Bassist Paul McArtrey went on to become a successful lounge singer. -- AWR "She Loves You" (J. W. Lennon - J. P. McCartney) Intro:
Em She loves you, ... A She loves you, ... C G6 She loves you... Verse 1: G Em You think ... Bm D Well I saw ... G Em It's you she's ... Bm D And she told ... Chorus: [1: She says 3: ... Em [xx5003 xx4002 xx2000] And you know ... Cm Yes she ... D And you know you ... . Em She loves you... A She loves you, ... Cm With a love ... D G You know you ... [repeat post-chorus] G G/F# Em (...glad) Coda: Cm With a love ... D7 G G/F# Em You know you .... Cm With a love ... D [N.C.] G G/F# You know you ... Em6 Yeah, yeah, ... C G6 Yeah, yeah, ... -- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers
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