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This tag is for questions relating to a song or songs. Most of these questions will pertain to unique grammar or vocabulary usage.
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Articles in the song of the Beatles
Songs have different grammatical rules, which, basically, there are no grammatical rules in songwriting. Songs have to first sound good, the tones of the words. … This means sometimes songs have colloquialisms - "I ain't superstitious," "gimme five" or things like that, common language rules in songs. …