Hm. An old thread. How interesting. I think I'll reply to it.

> I'm surprised no one has mentioned George
> Harrison's eighties' hit, "I Got My Mind Set On
> You." I always liked that song.

I sort of like it too, but I think I prefer the Wierd Al spoof: "This Song Is Just Six Words Long."

Of course, it's marred by the fact that neither his nor George Harrison's songs were six words long, but the rest of the lyrics were pretty funny:
"I know that you're prob'ly sore/ that I didn't write any more/ I just didn't get to complete it/ so that's why I gotta repeeeat it..."


Back to the question at hand: I love too many Beatles song to count, so I'll just mention one that will never make anybody's else favorites list: "She Said, She Said" from the Revolver album. I'm not sure why it holds such an appeal for me-- maybe because it's a fairly simple, straight-forward sounding song, and yet I have no idea what it's actually about.

Psy"She? She _who_? And why is she making you feel like you've never been born?"che