Well Teresa has already said the right answer. So I will go with the same Hard Day ‘s night.
Yeah I had to go with the floor. I have never had the song.
when going over this in music history class many years ago in college the actual answer to this question, at least in text books is “Love you , too”. Its the first George Harrison song that fully embraced the sitar and indian culture. Other than that the answer would be Norwegian wood
You are absolutely correct, Dawn! You got it right! Thank you for your comment and for your participation!
You’re welcome
Thank you for that Philip, I appreciate your kind words!! 😘💕
You are welcome!
This all got me to thinking, remember their song She’s Got a Ticket to Ride? I loved that song!!!!
Yes, of course I remember! That’s when music was really music! Great song! Thanks for the memories!
Yes it was! The good old days you’re welcome Phyllis, have a great Wednesday my friend
Yes I really enjoyed growing up in the. 60’s and 70’s. Even the music was better and the clothes were better. Now you have men walking around with the trousers falling down showing their underwear. I really don’t like to see it. I mean what kind of fashion is that? Yes I see what you mean dose was the good old days!!
Truth be told! You have spoken the truth 100%. Thank you!
Just guessing but I’m gonna say Hard Day’s Night
You guessed it correct! It’s a “Hard Day’s Night”. Thank you so much for your participation! Great job, Teresa!
Well when I read the options I could remember hard day’s night having an instrument in it that sounded different from the norm lol just a lucky guess!! You’re welcome Phyllis
Wraaahh..Cradle snatcher!!!! Ok then you were there as a teenager..lol.
Those were the good old days, I must say!
Lol..most of you would be too young to know or remember. Norwegian Wood, This Bird Has Flown.
I was there, my friend! You were a child during that time and I was a teenager! 🙂
After reading the choices, I will say B) Hard Day’s Night
otherwise, I had Love Me too.
I love the Beatles and Hey Jude is one of my favorites.
Well, Rhonda I thought the same thing, but I was wrong too. If you like, you can try again. Clue: It was release in 1965. Thanks for your participation.
That’s my year, 1965. I was born in that year. Cool.
I had to get up and let doggies out, it’s bedtime here❗ I will take another shot tomorrow, Shot at the question.
You got it right! Thanks for your participation!