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The Beatles: Paul Mc Cartney writes love song, better than other Beatle?

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There’s a soft, candlelit tenderness flowing through this song by The Beatles. The kind of romance that feels intimate and timeless. The gentle acoustic guitar, the hushed tempo, and the whispered French phrases give "Michelle" the atmosphere of a quiet evening in a small Parisian café. It doesn’t shout its feelings; it leans in close, speaking in a warm, careful voice. Every chord seems to glow with affection, and the melody drifts along like a love letter set to music.

At the heart of it all is Paul McCartney, whose gift for melody and tenderness shines effortlessly in every line. With “Michelle,” he proves himself a master of romantic songwriting, crafting a tune that feels both elegant and deeply sincere. While John Lennon often brought edge and introspection to the band’s catalog, this song shows how Paul’s sense of warmth and melodic charm could create something irresistibly heartfelt. It’s a piece of music that smiles softly rather than shouting, and in that gentle glow, his romantic genius feels undeniable.
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