Best Post Break-up Songs from Beatles Members

John Lennon was a genius, plain and simple. His messages of peace in songs such as All You Need Is Love, Give Peace A Chance and Imagine have changed many peoples lives including mine. Long live the king

The most amazing anthem to humanity. Full of hope and genius for what would solve the worlds problems. Love you, John Lennon!

Life altering, brilliant and beyond talented man. What a phenomenon, never to be seen again. so grateful that we had him for as long as we did! - Pfeifferpfan

John Lennon's Imagine will live down as the most influencing song out there. - Exodus666

This highly spiritual song has the most catches verse. It just sounds like the definition of the search for enlightenment. It's such a good track, beating out Wah Wah, Too Many People, And God.

Imagine is okay this song, Maybe I'm Amazed, and Band on the Run are the truly remarkable songs.

Imagine is great but this song is REMARKABLE.

I think that this was the greatest song Paul McCartney ever wrote. Seriously! It's so brilliant! Very simple (Compared to songs like "A day in the life" and "Helter skelter", yet it still proves how sometimes, less is more.

This is one of the greatest love songs of all time. This is Paul at his romanticest.

Since the breakup 46 years ago, McCartney has been little more than lightweight pop.

The most awesome song ever! It is Paul in his hardest state, besides Helter Skelter. And it kicks ass!

John Lennon was pissed of about whoever he wrote this song for. He was in anger town.

Really? This song is amazing and should be 3rd, Ringo is the most underrated member of The Beatles and nobody notice the fact that he was a great lyricist

One of Lennon's greatest songs

Just listen to it. It's a huge power track of All Things Must Pass- the greatest post Beatles Beatle album. It's so catchy and good, I was simply stunned by it.

The song is so badass! The guitar riff during the chorus is unbelievable. And the verses carry perfect vibe. The only thing wrong is "Those freaks was right when they said you were dead." Too harsh there, John. But otherwise it's perfect.

The drums, the melody, the guitar, this is an underrated masterpiece and the best song from Living In The Material world.

Super catchy, awesome rock track. Even John liked it.

Another perfect pop song from John - defmay