There was a lot more drama in The Beatles than you realize!
When he woke up, he immediately went to the piano and found the chords to the tune in his head. He then spent the following months playing the song for everyone he met, and asking them if they'd heard it before as he was worried it was some old song caught in his subconscious mind and not a song he dreamt up.
In the dream, she counseled him not to worry so much about the band's problems and to"Let it be."John Lennon only wrote one line of"I Saw Her Standing There," but without that one line it probably wouldn't have become the classic it is a today.When Paul finished writing the song, he played it for John with its original opening line of"She was just seventeen/Never been a beauty queen.
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