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The Worst Beatles' Song of All Time (Just in Case You Wondered) 
Blogcritics | by JC Mosquito | Thu, Apr 5
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Secondly, the music is played in a blues style format, every chord change trite & predictable. I just expect more at this point in The Beatles' career. Or more passion.
Finally, there's only John and Paul on this cut - no appearance by George or Ringo. And yes, there are other cuts where ther...
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