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You mist be kidding. It's well written but God trumps it by a long shot.

GniknuS said:

God? Are you talking lyrically? I meant that it's the most brilliant chord progression I've ever seen.

I was, yes. Well, on the clarified basis, I agree.

What I mean is that there are "rules" of music and Paul breaks those rules just beautifully. The song is in the key of G, at least the verse's and it's a fairly straightforward progression until he gets to the "wave of her hand" part, which is where he starts to bend the rules. He plays a B major rather than B minor, which just shouldn't be done, but it's that tension chord that completely changes the mood of the song…why it works so well is beyond me. Then of couse he flawlessly transitions into another key in the bridge or chorus or whatever it is, which just adds another layer. Then there's the intro where he gives a sneak peak of the tension that he will add to the song later, I don't know it's just really beautifully done.
There are many, many other Beatles songs which feature these same elements, but I don't think any other song has it's mood as cleverly manipulated as this one.