lennon and mccartney wrote 10 songs.
how many songs did lennon and mccartney write?
10
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lennon–mccartney (sometimes mccartney–lennon) was the songwriting partnership between english musicians john lennon (9 october 19408 december 1980) and paul mccartney (born 18 june 1942) of the beatles. it is one of the best known and is the most successful musical collaboration ever by records sold, with the beatles selling over 600 million records worldwide as of 2004. between 5 october 1962 and 8 may 1970, the partnership published approximately 180 jointly credited songs, of which the vast majority were recorded by the beatles, forming the bulk of their catalogue.
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a number of songs written primarily by the duo and recorded by the beatles were credited as follows:





























bullet::::- "what goes on" (1965): lennon–mccartney–starkey





























bullet::::- "12-bar original" (1965): lennon–mccartney–harrison–starkey





























bullet::::- "flying" (1967): harrison–lennon–mccartney–starkey





























bullet::::- "los paranoias" (1968): lennon–mccartney–harrison-starkey





























bullet::::- "dig it" (1969): lennon–mccartney–harrison-starkey





























bullet::::- "maggie mae" (1969): arrangement by lennon–mccartney–harrison–starkey





























bullet::::- "suzy parker" (1969): lennon–mccartney–harrison–starkey





























bullet::::- "free as a bird" (1995): original composition by john lennon; beatles version credited to john lennon, paul mccartney, george harrison and ringo starr





























bullet::::- "christmas time (is here again)" (1995 edit of 1967 fan club version): lennon–mccartney–harrison–starkey
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