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she was a [NOUN]Text · Lyric shape · 3 songs
CategoriesTextLyric shapeshe was a [NOUN]
Text · Lyric shape

she was a [NOUN]

Lyric template recurring across Beatles songs.

3
songs
2% of catalog
See alsoRecurring words:she was aRecurring words:she wasVocal work:Two-part harmonyRecurring words:and iRecurring words:herRecurring words:sheSolo / Riff:Guitar soloDuration:Medium
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Analysis

By Year

Song count per year

By Songwriter

% of each member's catalogue with this tag (by writing credit)

By Era

Early1 · 33%
Mid-period1 · 33%
Late1 · 33%

By Album

Past Masters2
Beatles For Sale1
Let It Be1

Songs(3)

Year
Album
Writer
Lead vocal(s)
#TitleYearAlbumLead Vocal(s)Notes
1I'm a Loser1964Beatles For SaleJohnAs 'she was a girl' in verse 1
2Day Tripper1965Past MastersJohn, PaulAs 'she was a day' in choruses 1, 2 & 3
3Get Back1969Let It BePaulAs 'she was a woman' in verse 2

I'm a Loser

1964·Beatles For Sale·John

As 'she was a girl' in verse 1

Day Tripper

1965·Past Masters·John

As 'she was a day' in choruses 1, 2 & 3

Get Back

1969·Let It Be·Paul

As 'she was a woman' in verse 2

Updated 2026-06-03

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