Time reference
A reference to a specific time, hour, day, or date in the lyric (e.g. 'five o'clock', 'Wednesday morning').
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Songs(22 of 24)
Hold Me Tight
'Tonight' repeated throughout
Any Time at All
'Call me tonight'
A Hard Day's Night
'Hard day's night'; 'work all day'
Eight Days a Week
"Eight days a week"
I'll Follow the Sun
'One day', 'tomorrow', 'someday'
Yesterday
'Yesterday', 'suddenly'
The Night Before
'The night before', 'Last night', 'today'
I've Just Seen a Face
'time or place', 'tonight'
You Like Me Too Much
'This morning', 'tonight'
Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)
'We talked until two'
What Goes On
'The other day'; 'in the morning'
When I'm Sixty-Four
'Quarter to three'
Good Morning Good Morning
'It's five o'clock'
A Day in the Life
'Today'
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
'Twenty years ago today'
Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite!
'ten to six', 'Saturday'
She's Leaving Home
'5 o'clock', '9 o'clock'
Blue Jay Way
'Past my bed'; 'break of day'
Cry Baby Cry
'At twelve o'clock'
Yer Blues
"In the morning", "In the evening"
Only a Northern Song
'Time of day'; 'late at night'
She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
Days of week: Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
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