Beatle Songs That Give You Chills

I should have known better.... John's voice is very nice.

to many to say but #9 fowards and backwards gives me chills listening to that at night all alone with headphones on in the dark! TURN ME ON DEAD MAN!! I understand there is hours and hours of these musical exsperiments John was about 200 years ahead of his time as usual

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to many to say but #9 fowards and backwards gives me chills listening to that at night all alone with headphones on in the dark! TURN ME ON DEAD MAN!! I understand there is hours and hours of these musical exsperiments John was about 200 years ahead of his time as usual

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Ana_Lennon and me analyzed that song forwards and backwards last weekend. She seemed to b very amazed . I didn't understand very much, but then she explained me all....and I felt the same

Strawberry fields take one they could have just stopped there it was perfect already a masterpeice

Speaking Of Strawberry Fields, there's a scene in the Beatles First US visit where John is playing around with a new song. You can tell that he's hit upon a sequence of notes that intrigues him but he doesn't seem to know where to go with the rest of the tune. Keeping in mind that this is February of 1964, I felt very strange that I was watching him write what would later become Strawberry Field's Forever. At the time he was performing I Want to Hold Your Hand, She Loves You, and Twist and Shout, his mind had already started work on the song that would inaugurate the psychadelic Sgt Pepper era.

Well...
Let it be, it's my number one!
For no one
And I love her
Hey Jude
Here there and everywhere
You never give me your money

"Here, There, and Everywhere"
The horn part in "For No One"
"All My Loving"
"Strawberry Feilds Forever"
Fool On The Hill"
"Girl"

Oh, yeah. And how about the whole Abbey Road medley!

The very first time I heard "A Day In The Life" I was kinda freaked out by that song, but then after that I loved that song as much as I love the other Beatles songs. I play it everyday.

IN MY LIFE

THIS BOY

STRAWBERRY FEILDS FOREVER

A DAY IN THE LIFE

All of those songs gave me chills when I first heard them and still do

lots of them yesterday, in mylife, this boy, hey jude, my guitar gently weeps, to name a few

<font color="black"> </font> mother natures son, shes leaving home,helter skelter, oh geez there too many good ones to metion.

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<font color="black"> </font> paul simon and george harrison singing, "here comes the sun" and "homeward bound".there both live.

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It's only love.
Norwegian wood (this bird has flown)
Sexy sadie.
Acroos the universe.
A day in the life...
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For some reason, everytime I hear "The Long and Winding road" I feel like crying. Also "A Day in the life" is amazing. There's alot of other songs that give me chills. Im not gonna list them all though, you'll get tired of reading!

hm.........alot of them do for me but I'd have to say "A Day in the Life"

I think of "Long, Long, Long" "A Day In The Life" &amp; "Julia" right away.

I listened to "Julia" a lot after Lennon died. In that song it feels like he is really reaching out to his Mum. Even though the lyrics are very brief on the page , when he sings it the sound of his voice is so haunting. It can really make me cry, so I listen to it in small doses now!

sparrow

All you need is love!!!

Especially when he sings the last "All you need is love, love, love is all you need..."

The song that gives me the chills is "You never give me your money" The whole song is so beautiful and filling but what really spooks me is when they chant "1,2,3,4,5,6,7 all good children go to heaven..."

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Billy Shears for President '04

I saw George Martin on TV once talking about Sgt. Pepper and he was sitting in front of a mixing desk and he played 'A Day In the Life' with everything turned down except Johns singing. I must say it brought a tear to my eye.