Photograph: The Best Of Ringo Starr

It don't come easy, You know it don't come easy. It don't come easy, You know it don't come easy. Got to pay your dues if you wanna sing the blues, And you know it don't come easy. You don't have to shout or leap about, You can even play them easy. F

Every time I see your face It reminds me of the places We used to go. But all I've got is a photograph And I realise you're not coming back Any more. I thought I'd make it The day you went away But I can't make it Till you come home again to stay. I

By Margaret Cobb and Bruce Channel HEY, HEY, BABY, I WANNA KNOW IF YOU'LL BE MY GIRL; HEY, HEY, BABY, I WANNA KNOW IF YOU'LL BE MY GIRL. WHEN I SAW YOU WALKING DOWN THE STREET, I SAID, "THAT'S THE KIND OF GIRL I JUST LIKE TO MEET." SHE'S SO PRET

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(Buck Ram and Ande Rand) (Oo-oo-oo, oo-oo-oo-oo, oo-oo-oo-oo, oo-oo) Only you can make this world seem right, Only you can make the darkness bright. Only you and you alone Can thrill me like you do, And fill my heart with love for only you. Only you

WRACK MY BRAIN, WRACK MY BRAIN, TILL MY HEAD'S FILLED WITH PAIN, WRACK MY BRAIN. ALL DRIED UP, I'M ALL DRIED UP, ALL I HAVE'S THIS EMPTY CUP, ALL DRIED UP. WHAT I HAVE, YOU DON'T WANT, WHAT YOU WANT, I CAN'T GIVE. I GOT OUT OF TOUCH WITH YOU AND YOUR

Back off boogaloo, I said, back off boogaloo, I said, back off boogaloo, boo. Back of boogaloo, What d'yer think i'm gonna do? I got a flash right from the start. Wake up, meat head, Don't pretend that you are dead, Get yourself up off the cart. Get

Ho! You come on like a dream, peaches and cream, Lips like strawberry wine. You're sixteen, you're beautiful and you're mine. (mine, all mine) You're all ribbons and curls, ooh, what a girl, Eyes that sparkle and shine. You're sixteen, you're beautif

WHEN I WAS A LITTLE BOY, WAY BACK HOME IN LIVERPOOL, MY MAMA TOLD ME, I WAS GREAT. THEN WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER, I KNEW THAT I HAD GOT SOMETHING GOING, ALL MY FRIENDS TOLD ME I WAS GREAT. AND NOW I'M A MAN, A WOMAN TOOK ME BY THE HAND, AND YOU KNOW WHA