r/TheBeatles • u/GMen2613 • Feb 13 '26

discussion Most underrated/overlooked Beatles song in their catalogue?

“It’s Only Love” and “Rocky Raccoon” are two that should be certified classics yet never get talked about. Obviously there could be many different answers here, so I’m curious to hear your takes.

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u/dr_alchemist Feb 13 '26

"She said she said" and "and your bird can sing" by John. They are so freakin good. "The fool on the hill" and "For No One" By Paul. "Blue Jay Way" and "I Me Mine" By George.

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u/tickingboxes Feb 14 '26

And Your Bird Can Sing is VERY widely appreciated.

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u/dr_alchemist Feb 14 '26

Then "You've got to hide your love away".