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honey!oh sugar sugar.	JK2006 wrote: I'm so old - I remember when Beatles lyrics were She loves you yeah yeah yeah and I Wanna Hold Your Hand! Indeed, John Lennon was quite interested in how and why I constructed the Moon lyric. Though he never liked the record. To me, the simplicity of "Saw her yesterday-ee-ay" rhymed with "Told me what to say-ee-ay" is every bit as clever as "For a pocket full of mumbles such are promises" and I love them both.
JK2006	I'm so old - I remember when Beatles lyrics were She loves you yeah yeah yeah and I Wanna Hold Your Hand! Indeed, John Lennon was quite interested in how and why I constructed the Moon lyric. Though he never liked the record.
K	JK2006 wrote: That's a part of it ITK but Paul Simon's best verse in Bridge was forced onto him by Artie and the engineer in the studio!Huh, well that's interesting 'cause I would have said the last verse is the weakest and when I discovered how it came about it understood why! In The Know wrote: Whereas now, they "construct" songs in the studio? I think the band most known for doing this was The Beatles and some of their songs aren't too shabby
JK2006	That's a part of it ITK but Paul Simon's best verse in Bridge was forced onto him by Artie and the engineer in the studio!
In The Know	Could that possibly be because years ago people entered a studio with a finished song - and then recorded it. Whereas now, they "construct" songs in the studio?