Martha My Dear ~ The Beatles - Macca ~ Cover w/ Epiphone Dove Pro VB & BT

(c)1968 Words & Music by John Lennon - Paul McCartney Track 1 on side two of album "The Beatles aka The White Album" Arr. stagwolf [Played in C, Original key=E flat, all parts played by Sir Paul himself, except horn section by G.M. ~~~~~~~~ Martha my dear, though I spend my days in conversation, please, remember me. Martha my love, don&forget me, Martha my dear! Hold your head up, you silly girl, look what you&done! When you find yourself in the thick of it, Help yourself to a bit of what is all around you, silly girl! Take a good look around you! Take a good look, you&bound to see That you and me were meant to be for each other, silly girl.. [Scat Hold your hand out, you silly girl, see what you&done! When you find yourself in the thick of it, Help yourself to a bit of what is all around you, silly girl! Martha my dear, you have always been my inspiration, please, be good to me. Martha my love, don&forget me, Martha my dear! ~~~ Final pic: Not Martha, the old English sheepdog of Macca, but ME & my silly boy, wiener dog "Bürschi", truly my best buddy in those days.. ~~~ Backing track by Ryohei Kanayama (goldmine1969) ~~~ Here´s how Macca described Martha: "She was a dear pet of mine. I remember John [Lennon] being amazed to see me being so loving to an animal. He said, “I’ve never seen you like that before.” I’ve since thought, you know, he wouldn’t have. It’s only when you’re cuddling around with a dog that you’re in that mode, and she was a very cuddly dog. Martha lived...