Remembering the Beatles - "Let It Be" Quiz

Answer: Raincoat

What at first appears to be a final show of affection from Paul McCartney to John Lennon, is in fact a song written by Paul to his wife Linda as they took a walk through the woods.
"Two of us wearing raincoats, standing solo, in the sun,
You and me chasing paper, getting nowhere, on our way back home."

Answer: Kahuna

John Lennon claims to have made the words up as he went along during the roof-top concert.
"I hi hi hi hi hi hi, do a roadhog, well you can penetrate any place you go...I hi hi hi hi hi hi, pick a moondog, well you can radiate everything you are...I hi hi hi hi hi hi, roll a stoney, well you can imitate everyone you know."

Answer: Maharishi Masesh Yogi's guru

The Beatles gave this song to the World Wildlife Fund to be used for a charity album.
"Pools of sorrow waves of joy are drifting through my open mind, possessing and caressing me, Jai Guru Deva Om."

Answer: Honey

Originally written by John Lennon in 1959, he remembered and re-recorded it during the roof-top concert.
"I said move over honey, I'm traveling on that line, I said move over once, move over twice."

Answer: Ed Sullivan

Originally titled "Can You Dig It", the song was taken from a twelve minute Beatles jam session.
"Like a rolling stone, like a rolling stone, like the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. and the B.B.C., B.B. King and Doris Day, Matt Busby, dig it, dig it, dig it, dig it, dig it, dig it."

Answer: Music

The Beatles' last single to be released, "Let It Be" was first thought to be a tribute to Paul McCartney's late mother, Mary. It actually was Paul's despair at the imminent break-up of the Beatles, and his hopes that they, let it be.
"I wake up to the sound of music, Mother Mary comes to me, speaking words of wisdom, let it be."

Answer: Robbery

While doing "Two of Us", the Beatles did this 30 second long song.
"Oh, the judge she guilty found her, of robbing the homeward bounder, dirty no good robbin' Maggie Mae."

Answer: Your door

In this ballad, Paul McCartney expresses his feelings of loss and abandonment as well as signs of hope. An actual sixteen mile twisting and turning road in Scotland was Paul's inspiration when he sang, "I've seen that road before. It always leads me here, lead me to you door."

Answer: Johnny

George Harrison wrote this love song for his wife Patti.
"I want you in the morning girl, I love you, I want you at the moment I feel blue.
I'm living every moment girl, for you, walk, walk cat walk, go Johnny go, same ole 12-bar blues."

Answer: Tucson

Paul McCartney's song was a huge hit for the Beatles, hitting number one in the U.S., Great Britain, Australia, Canada, West Germany and France. It is a satire about immigrants taking the jobs of native Britons.
"Jo Jo was a man who thought he was a loner, but he knew it couldn't last.
Jo Jo left his home in Tucson, Arizona, for some California grass.
Get back, get back, get back to where you once belonged."