“I dig a pony”
Lennon composition for Let It Be, lead vocal by Lennon. Captured live at the Apple rooftop concert on January 30, 1969 – the Beatles' final public performance.
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Billy Preston plays on 10 Beatles recordings: Let It Be, Get Back, Something, I Want You (She's So Heavy), The Long and Winding Road, Dig a Pony, One After 909, I've Got a Feeling, Dig It, and Don't Let Me Down.
Songwriter(s)LennonCredited as Lennon–McCartney
RecordedJanuary 22 – January 30, 1969
ReleasedMay 8, 1970
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[NOUN] has[ADV] you can[NOUN] has [VERB][NOUN] you [NOUN][NOUN] you are[VERB] [NOUN] you[VERB] is you[VERB] it toa [NOUN] [NOUN]can [VERB] [NOUN]i [VERB] isi [VERB] the[NOUN] has [VERB] to[VERB] [NOUN] you [VERB][VERB] a [NOUN] [NOUN][VERB] you [VERB] iti [VERB] a [NOUN]i [VERB] the [NOUN]i [VERB] you soi [VERB] a [NOUN] [NOUN]
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[ADV] you[NOUN] you[VERB] a[VERB] is[VERB] it[VERB] the[VERB] to[VERB] you[WORD] i[WORD] youa [NOUN]a [WORD]can [VERB]can [WORD]has [VERB]i [VERB]just [VERB]the [NOUN]you [NOUN]you [VERB]you [WORD][NOUN] you [VERB][VERB] a [NOUN][VERB] a [WORD][VERB] the [NOUN][VERB] to be[VERB] you [VERB][VERB] you [WORD][VERB] you so[WORD] [NOUN] you[WORD] i [VERB][WORD] you cana [NOUN] [WORD]has [VERB] toi [VERB] ai [VERB] youthe [NOUN] [WORD]you [VERB] ityou can [VERB]you can [WORD][VERB] the [NOUN] [WORD][WORD] you can [WORD]i [VERB] a [WORD]just [VERB] you [VERB]
Distinctive word
a-oneblowcelebratehogimitateloadpenetrateponyradiatestoneysyndicate
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C → GC → B♭Adim → B♭C → G → DC → G → FC → B♭ → FC → AmAm → DmAm → FC → DC → AC → FAm → F → GC → F → DmC → D → BmC → B♭ → BdimC → A → D → BmAm → F → G → EmAm → Dm → B♭ → CC → F → Dm → Gm → E♭C → Am → Dm → B♭ → GAm → F → D → GC → F → Dm → GmC → D♭dim → DC → A → DC → Am → DmAm → Dm → B♭Am → F → DC → D♭dim
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Tags on this page are original analysis, transcribed and cross-checked against the fine work of others: Alan W. Pollack's “Notes on…” series, the Beatles Complete Scores (Hal Leonard), Mark Lewisohn's session histories, Ian MacDonald's Revolution in the Head, Dave Rybaczewski's Beatles Music History and Andy Babiuk's Beatles Gear for the instruments and studio equipment, and others besides – then verified by ear against the recordings. Full bibliography: Sources & thanks.
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