One of the last Beatles songs composed by John and Paul together at the same time (though, apparently, based on an idea by Paul), this song was written at Paul's London home, probably between March 23 and 29, 1967. Despite its final connection to the opening cut, recorded nearly two months earlier (!), "With A Little Help From My Friends" was actually the last song composed for the album, and nearly the last recorded in the studio (only the "Sgt. Pepper" reprise was begun later). Designed as the album's obligatory Ringo spotlight, the song was deliberately kept simple, easy to sing, and appealing, and designed with Ringo's loveable persona in mind. Paul had the idea to cast Ringo as "Billy Shears" in the faux band that was the album's conceit, and the song is both a tribute to Ringo's affable style and a sly admission that the drummer was often in need of his "friends" in the band. It was decided early on to merge this track to the opening fanfare, the first time two songs had ever been linked on a Beatles album.
Vocês vão estudar nesta worksheet a versão mais conhecida dessa musica incrível, que ficou eternizada na voz de Joe Cocker. Para que ja passou dos trinta como eu, lembrará com nostalgia,pois essa era a musica de abertura do seriado "Anos Incríveis" que passava na TV Cultura na década de 1990.
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