http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIwqdH0vFV0&feature=related

That doesn't sound like any Beatles song, though the chord progression has been used in lots of rock songs over the last 50 years.

If by "beat" you mean the rhythm, it immediately made me think of Two Of Us. The chords are completely different....the beat is the only similarity. It's a pretty common beat, there are probably a dozen other Beatles songs that match it too.

It doesn't sound even remotely like any Beatles song I can think of.

It's basically 'Stand By Me',which was covered by John Lennon.(amongst many others)

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Yin -Yang

Yin -Yang asked in Entertainment & Music Music Other - Music · 10 years ago

Want to know the name of the Beatles song this song copy the beat?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIwqdH0vFV0&feature...

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Lv 7
10 years ago
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That doesn't sound like any Beatles song, though the chord progression has been used in lots of rock songs over the last 50 years.
Tommymc
Lv 7
10 years ago
If by "beat" you mean the rhythm, it immediately made me think of Two Of Us. The chords are completely different....the beat is the only similarity. It's a pretty common beat, there are probably a dozen other Beatles songs that match it too.
Larry
Lv 6
10 years ago
It doesn't sound even remotely like any Beatles song I can think of.
Anonymous
10 years ago
It's basically 'Stand By Me',which was covered by John Lennon.(amongst many others)

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