Paul McCartney Reveals Which Beatles Song He Wished John Lennon Had Sung

Among the countless songs composed by the Lennon-McCartney duo, there is one that Paul McCartney believes would have worked better with John Lennon's voice. The song is **"Hey Bulldog"**, released by the Beatles in 1968. According to McCartney, the track had characteristics that perfectly matched Lennon's more aggressive and direct vocal style. Although the official version has become a cult classic in the band's discography, Paul always believed that John could have added a different intensity to the interpretation. "Hey Bulldog" is often remembered for its striking piano riff, the energy of the recording and the relaxed atmosphere of the studio during its production. The revelation offers fans a rare opportunity to imagine how some of the Beatles' songs might have been different if creative decisions at the time had gone another way.