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15 The fans wanted more, so John and Paul wrote songs as
fast as they could, meeting over tea and corn flakes. As
certain words popped up in hit after hit, they began to
consider them lucky: me, please, love, and especially you.
16 When they wrote “She Loves You,” Paul’s father
begged them to change its “yeah, yeah, yeah” line to a
more proper “yes, yes, yes,” but Paul laughed the idea off
with a “no, no, no.” “Yeah, yeah, yeah” was soon heard
around the world, and “She Loves You” became the first
Beatles record to sell a million copies.
17 The Beatles were no longer playing in small seedy
clubs. They were even invited to perform for a formal
audience that included the British royal family. How
should they act? Could the Fab Four still be silly in front
of royalty?
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