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And Your Bird Can Sing

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And Your Bird Can Sing

The Beatles — And Your Bird Can Sing

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◫ Cinema Mode Lyric Video
Intro 1
E E E E
Verse 1
E
Tell me that you've got everything you want
And your bird can sing
F#m A
But you don't get me
E
You don't get me
Verse 2
E
You say you've seen seven wonders
And your bird is green
F#m A
But you can't see me
E
You can't see me
Bridge 1
G#m
When your prized possessions
C#
Start to weigh you down
E F#m
Look in my direc tion
B
I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round
Interlude 1
E E E E
F#m A E E
Bridge 2
G#m
When your bird is broken
Outro
E F#m
You may be awoken
B
I'll be 'round, I'll be 'round
Verse 3
E
You tell me that you've heard
every sound there is
And your bird can swing
F#m A
But you can't hear me
E
You can't hear me
Outro 1
E E E E
F#m A E E
E E E A
When you think of And Your Bird Can Sing, the first thing that stands out is that double guitar solo that George Harrison and Paul McCartney perform with precision. It is a piece of psychedelic rock that was recorded in studio 2 at Abbey Road in April 1966. The song is part of the album Revolver in the United Kingdom and Yesterday and Today in the United States. Although John Lennon wrote it primarily, the credit is Lennon-McCartney. The structure is interesting: it begins with a descending guitar intro and develops through verses and bridges that culminate in a guitar coda. Despite its complexity, Lennon went on to dismiss it in later interviews. The original recording even includes a discarded take where Lennon and McCartney laugh after a mistake, which later appeared on Anthology 2. At just over two minutes long, it is a perfect example of how The Beatles played with psychedelia and pop during that era.