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While with the Beatles ALL the Lennon and McCartney songs had to be credited to BOTH of them, even if the other one had little or nothing to do with it.
"Yesterday" for example was a totally McCartney song, but still had to be creditied as Lennon / McCartney.
And Lennon wrote songs like I am the Walrus and Strawberry Fields on his own, but still had to credit McCartney.
Thats why on the McCartney song "Man we was lonely" (on his first solo album) he wrote the lines
I USED TO RIDE ON MY FAST CITY LINE,
SINGING SONGS THAT I THOUGHT WERE MINE ALONE, (alone) ALONE.
"Yesterday" for example was a totally McCartney song, but still had to be creditied as Lennon / McCartney.
And Lennon wrote songs like I am the Walrus and Strawberry Fields on his own, but still had to credit McCartney.
Thats why on the McCartney song "Man we was lonely" (on his first solo album) he wrote the lines
I USED TO RIDE ON MY FAST CITY LINE,
SINGING SONGS THAT I THOUGHT WERE MINE ALONE, (alone) ALONE.
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