I'm a Loser

In fact, Lennon and Harrison had used that same voicing in Cry For A Shadow.

This song may have brought it back into their arsenal because it came up in I Don't Want To Spoil the Party and I'm a Loser.

The chord is buried in both of those tracks later in the year.

But here it is, and so Harrison said it's an F chord with a G on top with a little finger, but it's better on the 12-string, right? So this is what it sounds like on an electric 12-string.

Um, No Reply I quite like.

I'm a Loser I think is good, uh, too.

But it's no coincidence [laughs] they stuck those at the start of the album 'cause I think th- that brings you into the album, but it's a long slog through to I Don't Want to Spoil the Party, I think.

It's, it's quite hard work.

So they, they, they'd, they'd, I think they'd come off a tour.

But I, I think Le- they'd been hanging out in New York with, uh, Bob Dylan, and I think what I pick up on is there is a slight Dylan, um, influence on, on some of the good stuff on this album.

Uh, s- particularly, you know, some of, some of the, uh, the Lennon stuff, you know, like, um, I- I'm a Loser and so on and so forth, you know.

Uh, I think sorta lyrically, and perhaps the feel of it is slightly more ...

Yeah

... track two, I'm a Loser.

What Steve said.

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Uh, track two, I'm a Loser, this is my favorite song on the record, I think, hands down.

Like, I love John's lyrics in it.

I also think, again, ballsy of them to put out a song called I'm a Loser-

Yeah