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Think for Yourself
"Think for Yourself" is a song by English rock band The Beatles, and written by George Harrison who sings and plays lead guitar on the track. First appearing on their 1965 album ''Rubber Soul'', it is a warning against listening to lies, and the first of Harrison's songs not to be a love song. In a departure from all precedent at the time, the song has two bass lines, a normal one and one created by Paul McCartney's then-unique application of a fuzzbox to his bass. A brief repeated clip of the song was featured in The Beatles 1968 animated movie ''Yellow Submarine'' and was reissued for the 1999 ''Yellow Submarine Songtrack'' album.
==Origin==
In Harrison's book ''I, Me, Mine'' he writes, "But all this time later, I don't quite recall who inspired that tune. Probably the government." As the song was recorded about six weeks after Pete Best's libel suit against Ringo, the Beatles, and ''Playboy'' magazine was filed, and contains such lyrics as "you're telling all those lies about the good things that we can have if we close our eyes," "I left you far behind, the ruins of the life that you have in mind" and "I know your mind's made up, you're gonna cause more misery," some have speculated that it might be about Best -- which Harrison likely would have been reluctant to ever admit.〔Curley 2005, p. 248.〕
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