This hypothesis brings us to a puzzling conclusion, though. It can easily be assumed that what John claims to have written during the Quarry Men days was the chorus while the verses were added by Paul in 1965 to complete it for the “ Rubber Soul” album. It has a repeatable chorus (“ What goes on in your heart…”) and a set of verses (“ The other day I saw you as…”). Lennon told Playboy in 1980 that the song was “resurrected with a middle-eight thrown in, probably with Paul’s help, to give Ringo a song and also to use the bits, because I never like to waste anything.” John and Paul usually referred to a song's bridge as a “middle-eight” but in this case, “What Goes On?” doesn’t have one. However, it was apparently quite different from what we’ve come to know it as. By 1960, the band's name changed various times (“Johnny And The Moondogs,” “The Silver Beetles”), so the song “What Goes On?” was apparently written during this four year time period, although it was never performed by the group. Paul McCartney joined the group in July of 1957 as did George Harrison in 1958. “ The Quarry Men,” named after Quarry Bank High School where John and most of the original members attended, had a performance life between 19. A very early song of mine.” In 1980, he explained to Playboy magazine, “That was an early Lennon, written before The Beatles, when we were The Quarry Men, or something like that.” When asked in 1972 by Hit Parader magazine who wrote “What Goes On?,” John Lennon answered: “Me. Maybe we all need to reconsider its worth. Not the topper of anyone’s “favorites” list and considered by most as “album filler,” examination shows the song as effectively conveying a convincing message within the framework of a well-written melody line and chord structure. While the real story is hardly as glamorous, it has become a piece of history if only for the reason of it being an indelible component of The Beatles catalog. In fact this is the farthest from the truth. Well…OK, it didn’t really happen that way. This was to compose a three-way collaborative effort for inclusion on their upcoming album “ Rubber Soul.” They all sat down at the kitchen table with paper and pens and, with guitars in hand, wrote what would become the first and only three-person Beatles composition, the results being the Grammy-award winning song “What Goes On?” On October 13th, 1965, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr drove over to John Lennon’s Kenwood home in Weybridge, Surrey with one important order of business. (John Lennon – Paul McCartney – Richard Starkey)

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