“Beneath the blue suburban skies”

McCartney's nostalgic portrait of a Liverpool bus terminus near his and Lennon's childhood haunts. Double A-side with Strawberry Fields Forever and a US number one - a baroque-pop high-water mark anchored by David Mason's piccolo trumpet solo. The Beatles shot a promotional film for it, directed by Peter Goldmann.

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Songwriter(s)McCartneyCredited as Lennon-McCartney
ReleasedFebruary 17, 1967 (Single)November 27, 1967 (Magical Mystery Tour)
Song familyTwin songsTwin of Strawberry Fields Forever: childhood-memory companion single (1967).Character song

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