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3+ keys

The song passes through three or more keys.

8
songs
Eight Beatles recordings run to 3+ keys, across almost the whole of the band's recording life, 1963 to 1969. The first is 'Do You Want to Know a Secret' and the last 'You Never Give Me Your Money'. Two of them are 'Girl' (C minor, E♭ major, F minor) and 'Good Day Sunshine'. More of them come from 1967 on than from the first four years, four against two. John sings lead on four of the eight, against three for Paul, with George on one. On 'Here, There and Everywhere' it is G major, B♭ major, G minor. On 'Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!' it is D minor, C minor, E minor. Of the eight, 'Here, There and Everywhere' carries body percussion as well, which only four of their recordings do.

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