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Paul and John felt the pressure of coming up with 14 new hits before the proposed TV special. RELATED: 10 Things We Learned in Peter Jackson’s ‘The Beatles: Get Back Part 2’ Songs from John Lennon and Paul McCartney teenaged writing sessions The last song the band worked on that eventually appeared on Abbey Road was “I Want You (She’s So Heavy).” At one point, John Lennon and keyboardist, Billy Preston worked on it with the lines from Martin Luthur King Jr.’s “I Had A Dream” speech. “Old Brown Shoe,” also later became the b-side to “ The Ballad Of John And Yoko.” George said he’d been working on the song for six months. George later worked on “Something.” He joked that he’d use the line, “Attracts me like a pomegranate,” because he couldn’t figure out what attracted him. Later came “Mean Mr Mustard,” “Oh! Darling,” “Polythene Pam,” and “Hey Majesty.” George Harrison and Ringo Starr briefly collaborated on “Octopus’s Garden” in Part 2 too.

Next, Paul played “Golden Slumbers,” after which he wittily remarked, “I should be ready for a ‘Songs For Swinging Lovers’ album soon,” and “Carry That Weight.” While at Twickenham, Paul McCartney played an early version of “She Came In Through The Bathroom Window” and “Maxwell’s Silver Hammer.” The latter gave their friend and road manager, Mal Evans, the chance to happily clink away with his hammer on the anvil. The Beatles rehearsed a lot of songs that eventually landed on Abbey Road, their actual swan song. The Beatles songs that appear on ‘Abbey Road’

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