“In Spite Of All The Danger” is a 1958 Quarrymen original credited to Paul McCartney and George Harrison. Along with its flip side, “That’ll Be The Day“, it captures the future Beatles in their earliest paid studio session: John Lennon,…

“In My Life” is a Beatles song released in December 1965 on the Rubber Soul album. It is one of John Lennon’s defining mid-period lyrics: personal, reflective, and written like an adult looking back rather than a pop act chasing…

“If You’ve Got Trouble” is a Lennon-McCartney song recorded by The Beatles in February 1965 with Ringo Starr on the lead vocal. It was intended to be his featured song for the Help! project, but the band rejected it and…

“If I Needed Someone” is a George Harrison-written Beatles song from Rubber Soul (1965). It is built on a ringing, Byrds-influenced guitar figure and a lyric that feels unusually direct for Harrison: a clear offer of commitment, with a line…

“If I Fell” is a John Lennon-led Beatles ballad released on the 1964 album A Hard Day’s Night. It is tender but guarded: Lennon is offering devotion, yet he is openly warning that he will not survive another heartbreak. What…

“I’ve Just Seen A Face” is a Paul McCartney-led Beatles song released on the UK album Help! on 6 August 1965. It is a love-at-first-sight rush written at breathless speed: the narrator is excited, slightly stunned, and already chasing the…

“I’ve Got A Feeling” is a Lennon-McCartney song recorded live on 30 January 1969 during The Beatles’ rooftop concert and released on Let It Be Album (1970). It is a rare late-period duet where McCartney and Lennon share the front…

“I’m Talking About You” is a Chuck Berry song that The Beatles played for BBC Radio in 1963, then officially released five decades later on On Air: Live at the BBC, Volume 2 (2013). It is not an Abbey Road…

John Lennon wrote “I’m So Tired” for The Beatles (White Album) (1968). It is a short, blunt insomnia track: Lennon sounds wired, irritated, and stuck in his own head, switching between weary confession and snapping frustration in the space of…

“I’m Only Sleeping” is a John Lennon-led Beatles song recorded in 1966 for Revolver. Lennon turns a simple idea – staying in bed while the world nags you to move – into something dreamy and slightly defiant, with soft harmonies…