Yes it is, it's true. Yes it is.

Gosh, I'm a good guesser.

1. "...wrong chord."

2. The last song on it's side.

3. One of Paul's favorites.

No one's even guessed

I'm have no idea so I just say Ticket to Ride.

Nope.

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1. "...wrong chord."

2. The last song on it's side.

3. One of Paul's favorites.

4. Based on the same musical concept as the Abbey Road medley.

I don't honestly know what that means, but...

A Day In The Life

Man, I thought this one was easy.

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1. "...wrong chord."

2. The last song on it's side.

3. One of Paul's favorites.

4. Based on the same musical concept as the Abbey Road medley.

5. Lennon came up with the name when he saw the cover of a gun magazine.

Happiness Is a Warm Gun?

It's got to be.

I agree, but you can't blame me for picking A Day In The Life since they did combine two fragments.

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Happiness Is a Warm Gun?

It's got to be.

Yes it is.....

GUUUUUUUUUUN.

I'm going with Maxwell's Silver Hammer. Paul thought it was so great it would be a single (Then George wrote Something). It took weeks to record, and non-Beatles have performed it.

That's actually a good guess. But when I say non-Beatle I mean like Eric Clapton on While My Guitar Gently Weeps.

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1. Another one of Paul's favourites.
2. Took quite a while to record!
3. Non-Beatle people also play on this song.
4. The non-Beatle person died not long after the recording was done.

Something was actually written during the White Album sessions?

Is it Helter Skelter?

Its got to be 'You Know My Name, Look Up The Number'.....Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones plays the Saxophone on it.

Bing bong right, Paulie (man, that sounded lame)! They started recording it around Sgt. Pepper and were done in 1969... And Brian Jones was the non-Beatle as mentioned.