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This song was written by Paul McCartney  but the credits were to both (Lennon/McCartney). this song was for Julian ( Lennon's son) because his parents were divorcing (John Lennon and his first wife Cynthia Powell).
At first the title  of the song was Hey Jules but  Paul McCartney changed it to "Jude" because it sounded better.
In his childhood, Julian Lennon looked McCartney like his father. An important fact about this song, Julian only knew that it was written for him almost twenty years later. Many people, including John Lennon, thought that the song was about John Lennon and his relationship with Yoko.

After the divorce of Powell  and Lennon, McCartney had gone to visit her and Julian.

"We've been good friends for millions of years and I think that is too much to be considered non grata person and get them out of my life,"
Paul said.

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"Revolution" has three versions.
In the spring of 1968  many thousands gathered to march on the American Embassy in London to protest against the Vietnam war. At the same time
the USSR and USA were on the verge of World War III, many students were subjected to rebel against the government and just occur the murder of Martin Luther King.
In Mexico,there were riots in UNAM. In Germany  had academic tensions that might endanger the balance of Eastern and Western blocs  and In England were several revolts organized by students.
he world was made ​​a revolution and The Beatles saw the perfect opportunity to fine tune their guitars and talk about these issues.

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This song was written by Paul MacCartney in honor of his mother called Mary and that's why during the song he calls "Mother Mary", not religiously.
In the moment the song was written, The Beatles were spaced because of a fighting and the division of the band was not so far as they thought.
In all that context, full of drama, problems and pain, Paul tried to give his mates some hope with this song that is like an anthem to represent that he still wanted a reconciliation.

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And I Love Her"

I give her all my love
That's all I do
And if you saw my love
You'd love her too
I love her

She gives me everything
And tenderly
The kiss my lover brings
She brings to me
And I love her

A love like ours
Could never die
As long as I
Have you near me

Bright are the stars that shine
Dark is the sky
I know this love of mine
Will never die
And I love her

Bright are the stars that shine
Dark is the sky
I know this love of mine
Will never die
And I love her

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Songwriting History

"And I Love Her" was written in the basement music room at Jane Asher's parents home at 57 Wimpole St. in London.  Paul had just moved in with the Asher's and frequently met with John there to write songs, although this song was apparently written by McCartney alone, at least initially.  "I wrote this on my own," McCartney stated, "I can actually see Margaret Asher's upstairs drawing room.  I remember playing it there."

The song was written in February of 1964 during either their two days at home between their Paris and America trips (February 5th through 7th) or after their return trip home after conquering the US (February 22nd through 25th).  These were the only dates that Paul could have been at the Asher's home in London in February.

"It was the first ballad I impressed myself with," Paul explained in his book 'Many Years From Now.'  "It's got nice chords in it, 'Bright are the stars that shine, dark is the sky...'  I like the imagery of the stars and the sky.  It was a love song really.  The 'And' in the title was an important thing, 'And I Love Her', it came right out of left field, you were right up to speed the minute you heard it.  The title comes in the second verse and it doesn't repeat.  You would often go to town on the title, but this was almost an aside, 'Oh...and I love you.'  It still holds up and George played really good guitar on it.  It worked very well."

Lennon equally admired the song, stating in 1980 "I consider it (Paul's) first 'Yesterday.'  You know, the big ballad in 'A Hard Day's Night.'"  One thing about John's explanatory interviews is that his memory seems to slip according to the year he was interviewed.  At one point he even claimed to have completely written Paul's "Two Of Us."  In the case of "And I Love Her" he stated in 1972, "Both of us wrote it.  The first half was Paul's and the middle-eight (or bridge) is mine."  In 1980, he changed his story slightly, saying "The middle eight, I helped with that."

Paul purges his memory to clarify the matter.  "I'm not sure if John worked on that at all...The middle eight is mine.  I would say that John probably helped with the middle-eight, but he can't say 'It's mine.'  I wrote this on my own."