It really is nearly remarkable that it got until 2014 for somebody who put together a book collecting the amount of unique handwritten lyrics of Beatles songs as Hunter Davies has done with “The Beatles Lyrics: The Tales Behind the Audio, Like The Handwritten Breezes Greater Than 100 Basic Beatles Songs” (Minor Brown & Co.) which arrived in the United States through the holiday season. The guide functions over 100 songs, including “Do Not Hassle Me,” “Little Child,” “Hold Me Limited,” “You Have Got to Cover Your Love Away,” “Nowhere Man,” “In My Life,” “Taxman” and “Good Day Sunshine.” “I Wish To Hold Your Palm” was called “I Wanna Hold Your Palm” in Paul McCartney’s handwriting. And George Harrison’s handwritten version of “Anything” in the book has an additional line which was left off the finished type. Included in these are the 1967 Daily Mail story that’s thought to have inspired “She Is Making Property.” The only complaint, if you would like to contact it that, is that it doesn’t incorporate every paytowriteessay single Beatles track, which might definitely be a difficult undertaking. It will likely be equally as intriguing at what’s presently within the guide to determine what is uncovered in the future.