[pepsi_junkie]

Their collaborations was nothing more than McCartney writing a song then Lennon would say, “Oh, yeah! That’s good!” That is how he got his name on some of McCartney’s songs.

Baloney. Come Together, Norwegian Wood, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, Tomorrow Never Knows, Help, Strawberry Fields Forever, and many more classics were primarily written by Lennon. As for his career nosediving after the Beatles, well, Yoko.

[spel_grammer_an_punct_polise]

“Baloney. Come Together, Norwegian Wood, You’ve Got to Hide Your Love Away, Tomorrow Never Knows, Help, Strawberry Fields Forever, and many more classics were primarily written by Lennon. As for his career nosediving after the Beatles, well, Yoko.”

What you say may be true. I was simply quoting McCartney when they did an interview together on national television. When McCartney said that, Lennon nodded in agreement.

What in the world did Yoko Ono have to do with his lack of writing skills? That befuddles me.