‘Bye Bye, Love’ is the fourth song on George Harrison’s fifth solo album Dark Horse.
It is a cover of the Everly Brothers’ 1957 hit song, and the only non-original composition on the album. See more…
Since 1963, 1964, The Beatles have been owned by the public, or Fleet Street, and we learnt to live with that. I found that it was much easier just to tell people. What’s the point in trying to hide something? It only means that they are going to be crawling around your garden, trying to get pictures of you and stuff. It’s easier just to say ‘Sure, I’m divorced’ or whatever.
So well, you know, it was public knowledge, at least with the few people I know, and so that was just a little joke.
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