Fun Trivia : Beatles Word Play

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Beatles Word Play

This Lennon/McCartney tune could have been called 'To the other side of the entire celestial cosmos'. What was its actual title?

Songs by the Beatles in Other Words


Across the Universe. Originally featured on the "Let It Be" album of 1970, 'Across the Universe' has since been covered by artists such as Rufus Wainwright and Fiona Apple.



'A transparent or translucent herb of the lily family with pungent edible bulbs' isn't too catchy but which Beatles song is this?

Songs by the Beatles in Other Words


Glass Onion. 'Glass Onion' is found on the first disc of the self-titled Beatles album of 1968, which is commonly referred to as "The White Album." The song features the classic John Lennon lyric, "Well here’s another clue for you all, The walrus was Paul."



'A cruel address for a man of a dark to moderate yellow color' could also be described as what Beatles tune?

Songs by the Beatles in Other Words


Mean Mr. Mustard . Mean Mr. Mustard is "such a dirty old man" and can be found on the 1969 album "Abbey Road."



Tom Hanks' wife (as of April 19, 2006) is both attractive and beautiful. Which Beatles song does this remind you of?

Songs by the Beatles in Other Words


Lovely Rita. Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson were married on April 30, 1988. 'Lovely Rita' was released by the Fab Four on the album, "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" in 1967. The album was ranked as the number one greatest album of all time by Rolling Stone magazine.



A psychadelic Beatles song could also be called 'The day after today at no time had an understanding.' It is known to us as a slightly different title. What is it?

Songs by the Beatles in Other Words


Tomorrow Never Knows. The title is a result of the famous wordly mix-ups of Beatles drummer Ringo Starr. His tendency to confuse popular sayings, resulting in his own humorous ones, is also found in the title of the Beatles' song and movie, "A Hard Day's Night" (1964). 'Tomorrow Never Knows' can be found on the "Revolver" album of 1966.



'To perform or behave in the usual course of things' is a synonym for which Beatles song?

Songs by the Beatles in Other Words


Act Naturally. 'Act Naturally' is on the "Help!" album of 1965.



'A token of admission to travel in coveyance' is really what popular Beatles ditty?

Songs by the Beatles in Other Words


Ticket to Ride. 'Ticket to Ride' was ranked #384 on 'Rolling Stone's Top 500 Songs of All Time.' It's found on the "Help!" album of 1965.



Alright, give your brain a rest. We'll end with an easy one. Which classic Beatles hit could also be called 'Hello Mr. Law'?

Songs by the Beatles in Other Words


Hey Jude . Although the story behind the meaning of the song is widely speculated on, it's hard to argue over this song's classic status and popularity. It was ranked Number eight on 'Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.'



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Beatles' Songs -- In Other Words #2


DO YOU WANT TO KNOW A SECRET. "Do You Want to Know a Secret" is a song written by McCartney and Lennon. The song is said to have been inspired by the song "I'm Wishing," from Disney’s 1937 film "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." Apparently, Lennon's mother sang the song to him when he was a young boy.