Another live- performance by the Beatles at the Star Club.

Текст песни: Lend me your comb, it’s time to go home.

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Watch the video for Lend Me Your Comb from The Beatles's Anthology 1 for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Anthology 1. 84,367 listeners. Lend me your comb, it's time to go home. I got to go past, my hair is a mess. Your mammie will scold, your pappie will shout. Unless we come in th. iscuss these lyrics on MetroLyrics.

Welcome to the Beatles Bible song list. You can also find songs via the Albums list or the Discography pages. Leave My Kitten Alone. Prior to that album, almost all of the Beatle songs were Love songs and were of a personal nature. They were sung to and for the listener. Few exceptions can be foun. ichelle and Anna being some of them. Most of their songs were personal love songs.

album: "The Beatles (The White Album)" (1968). And I Love Her A Hard Day's Night I Wanna Be Your Man Long Tall Sally Boys Shout I'll Be Back You Know What To Do No Reply Mr. Moonlight Leave My Kitten Alone Eight Days A Week Medley: Kansas City, Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey.

Lend Me Your Comb is recorded by British rock band The Beatles. It was released on November 20, 1995 by Parlophone Records. It was written by Ben Weilsman, Fred Wise and Kay Tworney. LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply.

Lend Me Your Comb" was Carl Perkins' last single on Sun Records. The vocals were by Carl Perkins and Jay Perkins. Today it is best known for a cover by The Beatles, with John Lennon and George Harrison dueting the verses while Paul McCartney sang the middle eight, recorded 2 July 1963 at the BBC Maida Vale Studios in London. The Beatles cover has helped the song gain some notability. Musically, it is best known as a Rock'n'Roll song, and is usually performed as such