it’s Easy To Play Beatles. Easy to read, simplified arrangements of popular Beatles tunes, including All You Need Is Love, Eight Days A Week, A Hard Day's Night, Maxwell's Silver Hammer, and more. For piano/vocal with guitar chord symbols. Arranged by Cyril WattersIt’s Easy To Play BeatlesAll You Need Is Love 4 ‘And | Love Her 6 Blackbird 8 Day Tripper 44 Eleanor Rigby 10 Eight Days A Week 12 Fool On The Hill, The 14 Getting Better 16 Good Day Sunshine 46 Hard Day’s Night, A 18 Here There And Everywhere 20 Hey Jude 22 Let it Be 24 Long And Winding Road, The 26 Maxwell’s Silver Hammer 28 Norwegian Wood 30 This Boy (Ringo’s Theme) 32 Ticket To Ride 34 We Can Work it Out 36 When I'm Sixty Four 38 With A Little Help From My Friends 40 Yesterday 42All You Need Is Love Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Moderato Love, love, There's noth - ing you can do that can't be | done. ‘There's noth - ing you can make that can't be made. ‘There's noth - ing you can know that is - n't known. Noth-ing you can sing that can't be No-one you can save that can't be Noth- ing you can see that is - n't © Copyright 1967 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WINoth-ing you can say, but you canleam how to play the game, Noth-ing you can do, but you can learn how to |be youn time, No-where you can be, that “is - n't where you're fmeant to be, G Am7 All you need D7 G Am7 D7 All. you need ‘That is all you need.Ab AndI Love Her Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Moderately with expression mf ——— ||" she You'd love her She brings to will nev - er 1 give her gives me Bright are the all my ev - "ry - Istars that love, — thing, — shine ‘That's all Dark is And if you ‘The kiss my 1 know this i And T ‘And I love her.———— BET Eb © Copyright 1964 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London W1 ‘And. ten- der-"2 To next strain 13 Tove her. A love like nov - er cm Gm cm you ours DS.al fineBlackbird Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Slow Folk Ballad Black - bird Take these brok -en wings and leam to ee a ae J | Ts HP rel lees c A Am7 Dédim G Gt G AD c You were on- ly |wait-ing for this mo-ment to a cm G 7 c be G Black -bird sing~ ing in the Mead of night, © Copyright 1968 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London W1.you were on - ly . Q wait -ing for this mo-ment to be | free. =~ to the of a dark, black Dm Dm7 G c G c GEleanor Rigby Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Moderato a SSS= Lookat all|— the lonely | peo-ple. — % mp see Naenerene PF == ree] = 1. E-te-or Rin - ty [picks up the vice — in the churdh—where awed ~ ding has bem] pfectherMacken - 26, [iit ine the words. of 9" ger] mon tat no-one wil hea E:Eticincor’ Rig ty’ | teu int the church: and wee fur [- fal” a's long wth het name ; = ——— | = Ss z 55 Lives in a dream jaits at the win - dow, No one comes near. [Look at him work - ing, No -bo -dy came. Fa-ther Mac- ken - zie, wear-ing the face that she keeps} in a jar by_ the door. darn-ing his socks— in the night-— whenthere’sno - bo- dy there. ip-ing the dirt—— from his hands[— as he walks from the grave. © Copyright 1966 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London W1.Who is it for? — What does he care? the lone - ly No one was saved. cm m7 —— — they all come from Ab cm Last time to Coda @ | peo- ple where do. all m6 Ab look at all the lone-ly | peo -pl Ab cm be - longl. m6 m7 where do. D.S.al CodaEight Days A Week Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Moderato x }1.3.00h I need your love guess you know it’s true, 24. Love you ev - "ty — | day al - ways on my mind. mf Hope you need my —flove just like 1 need you. One thing I can say love you all the time. Ain't got nothin’ but love ‘Ain't got nothin’ but love Sa aye eer cr Bb cr Eb © Copyright 1964 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WIEight days a week Gm co not e-nough to {show 7 Eight days a week, Bight days a week,|——___ Eight days a week. 7 m7 BbThe Fool On The Hill Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Slowly 3 — 2 i 2 s - “ # == Day af = ter day a - |lone ona hil the 2Well on the — way, — Inead lh ary er Ccloc ee the Bday af - ter day = = lone on ail the sDay af - ter day a= lone ona hill the mf = = : —— —_ = = c F 3 eS — a — = ———— z 4 i man with the fool - ish grin is keep - ing per -fect - ly still, But man of a thou - sand voic - es talk - ing | per - fect - ly loud, But man with the fool - ish grin is keep - ing | per- fect - ly still, And man with the fool - ish grin is keep - ing |per - fect - ly still. a = c F 3 F 3 — =. — ee =: aS =o er ee ee no -bod-y wants to know him, they can |see that he’s just a fool and no-bod-y ev - cr hears him, or the found he ap- pears to make and no-bod -y seems to like him, — they can [tell what he wants to do and He nev-er lis -tens to them,— he knows__ that they'rethe fools. __ — —— = 2. - Dm G7 c Am © Copyright 1967 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WInev -er gives an an swer. nev -er seems to no = tice. (But the | fool__t_ onthe _hill~—sees_ the nev -er shows his, feel - ings. They don’t like — him. Dm G7 Dm? cm Ab cm and his head world spin -ning “round, 1sGetting Better Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Moderato It's get -ting bet-terall the | time. 1 Jlusedto be mad— at my school, The lused to be an > gryyoung|man.— Me G c D7 G teachers who taught. me weren't| cool — lHold-ing me down,— turn-ine me round, hi-ding me head in the | sand ——-Youlgave me the word, 1 | fi -nal-ly heard,” T'm 2 fill-ing me up— with your ve|got to ad-mit | do- ing the best that I V've|got_ to ad-mit {It'sget-ting foet-ter, it’s a little 3.1 ad-mit 2 bet-ter, all the time, 1 jhave to ad-mit I Jhave to ad-mitfIt'sget-ting|bet-ter, it’s get -ting)bet-ter__. since 'Yes, I ad-mit =~ G Am7 DTG c G © Copyright 1967 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI. 16ing so much|bet-ter all the time. —t It's gettting bet-ter all the | time, 2 | c G Dsus) lused to becruel to my |wo-man, I beat. her and kept her a-part from the things that she loved... [Man I was mean but I’mhanging my scene and I'm 3 io D.S.alCoda CODA do-ing the best that 1 | can.— Getting so much|bet-ter all the time. 2 cGcceGccGcp GA Hard Day’s Night Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Moderato § 2: 3 ——— z 1.3. It’s been a Hard Day’s Night, and I've been a lwork all ay to aet you : . = 7 = ezesaees z fp c Fmaj7 c (ogee It’s been a [Hard Day's mon - ey. things, And it’s fworthit just to hear you Bb c Fmaj7 I should be | sleep -ing like a — but when I you're gon-na | give me——— ev’ - ry - why T a get home to you, T find the thing that you do. i makeme | feel love “10 come home,— Cos when I” pet” you a= lone — you know I'l | be © Copyright 1964 & 1966 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI.Whent'm —|home, Am Em DLS. al Coda you hold - ing me — fight, hight, Yeah!_3. 1's been a Am F6 G copa = = right. You know I | feel, right, you know 1Here There And Everywhere Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Moderately Slow % lmak - ing each day of the |year, lrun - ning my hands thru her |hair, lknow- ing that love is, to hare, F Gm7 Am7 Bb F Gm7 with a wave hand: - ing how good be: > ing that love dies, Am7 Bb Em? AT Q No -bod-y can de - ny that there's some - thing there. Some - one is speak - ing but|she does - n't know he’s Watch - ing her eyes and ~~ fhop = ing I'm al ~ ways Em? AT Dm Gm Gm7 or © Copyright 1966 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI. 201 want her Gm7 EBT nev -er Fm To and if be - side me I know I need ev-"ry > where Ab Fm Bbm C7 But to love her is to meet her | ev -'ry - where, Bbm7 cr F Gm7 be [there c7 F Gm7 Am7 Bb F Gm7 Am7Hey Jude Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Slowly 1. Hey 1.4. Fade take a | 2. Jude —— you were | 3. Jude a you have sad song and make it |bet~ ter. — 1. Re- |mem-ber to let her in-to your made to go out and |get her. 2.4. The |min-ute you let her un-der your found her now go and get her. ~—~3. Re- iygerber to let her in-to your ——— SS start to. make gin to make start to make heart, then you can skin, then you be - then you can F c7 F —— 9 (28 To next strain f — = = 4 = ——_== | 2. And an - y time you feel the |pain, Hey Jude, Te- 3. So let it out and let it in, Hey Jude, be- be & s 7S Ss =4—S F7 Bb © Copyright 1968 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI.the for wor don't wait ry ing you're ‘shoul - ders, ld form — with, your per = up = on to. = | = SSS = eS = St —— = E é 5 = a cold | should ~ tle your D.S.al Coda CODA —_ = Lie SS =7 —= ree St bet -ter, ber-rer, ber-rer, ber- rer, ber-rer, ber-rer, Oh F Fr Fl Repeat and Fate Ge Zio te = 2 — & = = = da dada | dadada da, da da dada, Hey Dude. | { f —— 4 ft ——— F Es Bs FLet It Be Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Fairly Quick 4 ae | es mp L. When 1 c v7 Dm? Gr x Ns — JD, a4. 48 a = Ss ¥ Ft £ 5 find my-seit in kimes of trowble [Mother Ma - ry fomesto me, _Speakingwords of wis- [2. the bro - ken |heart-ed peo-ple, liv - ing in__ the lworld a- gree, Therewill be an an- BL the night. is" [low-dy, theres’ ptil'a light. that Bhines on aug.” J [Shineun- Gh to-mor os : grew = = c And|in my — hour of dark-| ness, She is For {though they may be part- | ed, ‘there is T wake up to the sound|_ of mu-sic, G7 F CDm7 Cc G stand-ing right in front1_ of | me Speaking words of wis) dom, swer, still a chance that they 1 will see. — here will be an an-| Mother Ma~ ry comes to me,— Speaking words of wiss| dom, Am F ic Gr F © Dm7 © Copyright 1970 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI| Ihis- per words of | fet it fbe,— tet it hhere will be— an | here will be— an an- swer, {let it be. 2. And when} be. 3 ‘an - swer, And wher be. Whis-per words of |wis-dom, let it be. To Coda @ F Dm7 ¢ F 25The Long And Winding Road Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Slowly "Pore Pion and wind-ing road that__ leads to your door wild and win -dy hight that the rain. washed a = way, = Am Em F a = will _ne-ver dis- ap-|pear, re seen that road be -fore has left a pool of |tears, cry-ing for the day,| 2 F F ic) Am Dm cr It al -ways leads|__me here, leads me to your Why teave me stand |- ing here, Tet me know the — cr F c Am Dm Gr = Ma-ny times T've been a~ lone and © Copyright 1970 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI 26a 1 ma-ny times I've cried, A - ny-way_ you'll ne-ver know the |many ways— I've tried but é — - = +— — oF re 5 still they lead me back tothe long_| _— wind -ing road. -_ . E e == 2 = f 7 = : Am Em F 7 You left_me stand-ing |here, D long long time a - g0, F F ic Am Dm cr Don’t leave me wait ing here, cr F c Am lead me to your—Maxwell’s Silver Hammer Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Steady 4 ‘stud -ied pat - a -phy-si-cal |sci -ence in the home. Max-well plays the fool a-gain, [Teach-er gets an-noye} ‘said we've caught a dir- ty one, Max-wellstands a - lone. \Joan was quiz - zi -cal, [Back in school a-gain, PC. Thir- ty one | Late nights all a - jlone with a test tube, Joh oh oh oh Wish-ing to. a - froid “an un - plea-sant’ {sce ee -ee - ened Painting test - i - [mon-i - al pic~ tures, |Oh | oh oh oh | BIT Eb Bb7 ma - jor - ing in med-i- cine, [calls her on the phonk. — the class has gone a - way, |so he waits be-hind| say he must go free, Max- well Ed - i -son, She tells Max to. stay |when Rose and Val- er- ie, [screaming from the gal - le- ry, pic - tures, | Jo a - [gree and he tells them | so | Can 1 take you Jout to the Wri - ting fi -"ty ftimes1 must not be judge does not Bb7 Bb BRT © Copyright 1969 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI. 28as she's get -ting turns her words are lrea -dy back on lleav- ing when she as the Bang bang, Max - well’s Bang bang Max-well’s | sil - ver Ab Bb7 sure that she was dei sil - ver ham - mer came to the his g0, a |knock comes on the door: boy, he|creeps up from be~ hind. lips, a | noise comes from be - hind. Bb? down up on her his head, roy ham - mer made |sure that she was dea Fm Bi Eb Fm Bb7 Bb7 29Norwegian Wood Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney or should 1 | say sat onal bid- ing my | time, Iwhen 1 Twas a - |Ione, she once drink - ing this bird Fine is - n't it good, Nor-we = gian | Woo” and then she sid, “its time for | bed." is n't “it [pood, Nor -we= gian |Wood? © Copyright 1965 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI. 30lstay and. me forked in > ing — aS] Gm y | where, to | laugh. + fround and no - ticed there did - n't and —jerawled off — to —<—_—<—————— —<—<—_——> 2nd time D.C. al Fine was - n't a | chair. sleep in the | bath. — eS — Am7 D7 31This Boy (Ringo’s Theme) Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney took my love a -lway. is = n't good for | you. ° = - = Oh, he'll re -gret it some | day, acai But |this boy wants you back a- Though he may want__ you | too, his boy wants you_ back a- Dm7 G7 c Am F G7 ‘Oh, and this boy_____ would be tbe £ © Copyright 1963 & 1964 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI.he’s seen you I ees [This boy’ would - n't mind c Am Dim7 GT = Would al - ways feel the c Am Dm7 G7 c Am this boy you—— back a - | gain. GT ic} Am Dm7 G7 —S (This boy ecco \Repeat and fade out iG Am Dm G7 S Am Dm G7 3Ticket To Ride Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Steady 4 think Pm gon -na be} sad, 1 think it’s to -|day, suid) that liv - ing with | me is bringing her down, c7 F The | girl that’s driv-ing me mad, ee For | she would nev-er be free when was a - 2 F7 Gm7 She's gota tic-ket |She'sgot a tic-ket to ride but she don’t \ She's got a tic-ket_ to ti - hi - hide, cm7 CT F © Copyright 1965 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London W1. 34She ought to [think right, She ought to do BET ‘She ought to D.S.al Coda think right, She oughtto do right — by copa Repeat and fade _- — & =$ — = =F bos — My —ba- by don't [eare, My ba - by don't j f a | y= SS = si Bh F Bb F 35We Can Work It Out Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Fairly Slow ™p 1. Try 3. Try to we it 2. Think of what you're say to see it my way, my 7 Do T have to You can get On -ly time will keep on it, wrong and tell if talk - ing still, 1 am you G c —— > — ¢ ss os a al 1 can't’ goon? While you see it, your way think that sail right Think of what I'm say. ~ ine Hight ‘or Tam wrong, ——-— While you see it” your way Ea - £ «lg 2 F c To Coda ® oy ———r — : oe Se 3 =| ad fr T Run the risk of know-ing that our | love may soon be gon We can work it out’ and get it" |straight or say” good- might There's a chance that we might fall a -|part be - fore too — long, ra ¢- e 4 224 —— a fe G c F G it out, We can it 36 br © Copyright 1965 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI.and there's no time. have al = ways thought Tou D.C.al Coda lask you _onee We can work it out, je can work it out. ic) c c D7 G c G 37When I’m Sixty Four Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Nea get old - er [los ing my har Iman y_ years-from [now, T'outd be and © 9 fending‘ fuse — fen yur have Fone = = Bb FT Will you still be send-ing me a Wval-en- fin eet- ings, |bot-tle of wine? — You can knit a sweat-er by the fire - side, — Sun -day mor-ings,|go for a ride. FT Eb Fdim F7 Bb if Ta been out_ till lquar-ter to three, would you lock the Do- ing the gar - den, |dig-ging the weeds:— Who could ask for Bb7 Eb | Will you still need_ me, | | wit you stil! feed me, | when rm six - ty - |four? G7 Bb G7 FT Bb °° 1. Tacet 2. Ev- “ry summer we can rent a | cot-tage on the Isle of [Wight if it's not too lear, ——_ Gm EOF Gm © Copyright 1967 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London W 38— ot =f L You'll be old - er 1. Ab, land if you 2We shall |scrimp and save, [ Ah, Grand - chil-dren £ f—ys—-6—-s — fp ES a et ———— = + e —— o = ——— sy the word 1 could stay with | you: te | on your ‘knee, ve - “ta, (ehuek and) [Dave | | —————— SSS cm & F oe SS Send me a postcard|drop mea line |tat-ing point In-di -cate pre- cise ly what you| mean to say, |Yourssin-cere-ly _|wast-ing. a= w Give me your an =swer fill ina form, — j os FT Eb FdimF7 Bb mine for ev- er Bb Eb Gb7 Bb crc) FT Bb 39With A Little Help From My Friends Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Fairly slow c oe Es ese SSS — HWwhat woukl you think if 1 fsang— out of tune, woukd you What “do) 7" “dos when my fowe “is, "a = way.” does it Would you be- lieve ina flove at frst sight? Yes, 'm | yf | — __»___, - E = = 2 = = —— c G Dm stand up and walk out on |me? lLend me your ears and I'll wor - ry you to be a - jlone? How do 1 feel by the certain that it happens all the time. What do you see when you sing you a song and T'll not to sing out of _|key. end of the day, are you be - cause you're on your jown? tum out the light? 1 can’t you but 1 knowit’s |mine. Dm F Gr Cl © Copytight 1967 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI 40——— SS friends. tte we oo jd < a a by with a lit tle help from my friends. Mm, 1 get | high with a lit - tle help from my <= = BE F c f = = 3 zZ == ——+ 7 4 oe se tere eo ee = - 1 friends. Mm, Pm gon-na|uy witha lit - tle help from my _ friends. | —E 3 oe p= — : = : c F c oe 2 To next strains Find Am DI c ¢ Am oop — = SS i Se =bo- dy? 1 need some - bo- dy to love. Could it > — - in b c . F Dc al Fe want \ ————: Sa some - bo - dy 41Yesterday Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney 'Yes- ter -day, All my trou- bles seemedso |far a-way, ‘Sud-den-Iy, Tm not half the man I jused to be, F Em7 AT Dm Dm7 t ¢ = — Now it looks as thoughthey’refhere to stay. Oh_—/| Tbe lieve in There's a sha - dowhang- ing jov - er me, Oh Yes -ter- day____ came. tie 4 | pf Bb 7 F © Dm7 GT = — —) SS = = { eel why she had to go don't &- pe — — BOF Em7 ar Dn CB Dm She would = n't Gm cm F Em? AT © Copyright 1965 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London W1. af= some - thing wrong, now I |long for yes Yes - ter -day, an eas-y game to play, Em7 Al Dm need a place 0 hide “aDay Tripper Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Moderato 8 1.Got mf V2: she'sa 3. Tried c out. there. stands. out, now. there, now. stands, now. ——e “4 good rea - son big tea - ser, to please her, |Gota good IShe’sa Tried a She was a _— Dm7 co Tor Dm7 rea - son__| big tea- ser, | to please her__| Trip-per, tak-ing the ea - sy way she took me half the way on-ly played one night c for |tak-ing the ea sy way she tookme half the way she jon - ly played_one — night a one way tick-et, © Copyright 1965 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London W1.T = He took me) so to find | out, and 1 found 4g DS. al Coda co Dm7 6 Dm7 Day Trip-per, 45Good Day Sunshine Words and Music by John Lennon, Paul McCartney Moderato shine,— shine,— G D6 G Dé To Coda 4th time 1.1 need to laugh, and when the sun -shine, 2 We take a walk, the sun is And then we lie be-neath a 7 F Dm7 sun is out, I've got some-thing IT can laugh a- bout, 1 feel shin-ing down, Burns my feet___as__ they sha - dy tree, Tove her and she's iy — 46 © Copyright 1966 for the World by Northern Songs Limited, 19 Upper Brook Street, London WI.t = fore ae in Jove andit’s a sun - ny day. touch the ground. lov- ing me. She feels ——— F F7 Gm D7 F cr DS, al Coda good. she knows she’s| look-ing fine, I’m so proud to know that} she is mine. sun-shine Good Day. sun = shine, Good Day Repeat and Fade sun + shine [Good Day Isun - shine Good Day sun - shine D7 ca a 8701 (41153)The Series The ‘It's Easy to Play’ Series is an entirely new departure in music put hing. ‘The music is newly engraved and includes chord symbols and lyrics where appropriate These fine arrangements are so easy even beginners can play them. 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