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Favorite Beatles Songs.Xlsx FAVORITE BEATLES SONGS - VOTING BRACKETS First Round Second Round Third Round Sweet Sixteen Elite Eight Final Four Championship Final Four Elite Eight Sweet Sixteen Third Round Second Round First Round Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes Votes 1 Hey Jude 57 55 Let It Be 1 Hey Jude 38 51 Let It Be 32 Piggies 3 3 Savoy Truffle 32 Hey Jude 54 50 Let It Be 16 Lovely Rita 15 27 Julia 16 Yellow Submarine 18 5 Julia 17 Yellow Submarine 42 21 And Your Bird Can Sing 17 Hey Jude 39 45 Let It Be 8 Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds 48 39 Nowhere Man 8 Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds 37 33 Nowhere Man 25 Two of Us 8 13 Because 25 Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds 7 11 Nowhere Man 9 Across the Universe 36 22 Dear Prudence 9 Across the Universe 15 21 Do You Want to Know a Secret 24 Within You Without You 14 30 Do You Want to Know a Secret 24 Hey Jude 45 51 Let It Be 5 I Want to Hold Your Hand 51 50 Come Together 5 I Want to Hold Your Hand 51 29 Come Together 28 She's a Woman 6 3 Doctor Robert 28 I Want to Hold Your Hand 33 37 Come Together 12 Rain 23 44 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 12 I'm a Loser 4 24 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 21 I'm a Loser 26 11 You're Going to Lose That Girl 21 I Want to Hold Your Hand 21 15 Come Together 4 Blackbird 47 51 She Loves You 4 Blackbird 42 44 She Loves You 29 Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! 8 5 Martha My Dear 29 Blackbird 27 23 She Loves You 13 Carry That Weight 32 26 She Said She Said 13 Carry That Weight 9 9 She Said She Said 20 I'm Down 17 21 Sexy Sadie 20 Division 1 Hey Jude 50 37 Let It Be Division 2 6 Day Tripper 42 48 Can't Buy Me Love 6 Day Tripper 40 36 Can't Buy Me Love 27 Revolution 9 10 7 Birthday 27 Day Tripper 16 35 Can't Buy Me Love 11 Helter Skelter 30 49 All My Loving 11 Helter Skelter 14 19 All My Loving 22 Getting Better 24 5 I'll Cry Instead 22 Eleanor Rigby 41 37 Can't Buy Me Love 3 Eleanor Rigby 45 43 While My Guitar Gently Weeps 3 Eleanor Rigby 37 28 While My Guitar Gently Weeps 30 You Really Got a Hold on Me 12 8 Yes It Is 30 Eleanor Rigby 44 26 While My Guitar Gently Weeps 14 Michelle 37 12 If I Fell 14 Michelle 18 25 When I'm Sixty-Four 19 She Came in Through the Bathroom Window14 39 When I'm Sixty-Four 19 Eleanor Rigby 23 Hey Jude 19 Can't Buy Me Love 7 Twist and Shout 42 40 Paperback Writer 7 Twist and Shout 41 21 Paperback Writer 26 Fixing a Hole 17 9 Cry Baby Cry 26 Twist and Shout 37 26 The Long and Winding Road 10 Here, There and Everywhere 33 38 The Long and Winding Road 10 Here, There and Everywhere 16 31 The Long and Winding Road 23 This Boy 18 16 I've Got a Feeling 23 Twist and Shout 20 22 In My Life 15 I'm Only Sleeping 19 22 Happiness Is a Warm Gun 15 I Should Have Known Better 14 10 You Never Give Me Your Money 18 I Should Have Known Better 30 26 You Never Give Me Your Money 18 Strawberry Fields Forever 24 30 In My Life 2 Strawberry Fields Forever 51 48 In My Life 2 Strawberry Fields Forever 39 42 In My Life 31 Baby, You're a Rich Man 4 2 Glass Onion 31 CHAMPION 1 A Day in the Life 43 37 Something 1 A Day in the Life 23 27 Something 32 It's All Too Much 5 11 Mother Nature's Son 32 Got to Get You Into My Life 25 42 Something 16 Don't Let Me Down 20 22 Taxman 16 Got to Get You Into My Life 28 20 Girl 17 Got to Get You Into My Life 34 25 Girl 17 With a Little Help From My Friends 32 27 Something 8 With a Little Help From My Friends 48 20 Tomorrow Never Knows 8 With a Little Help From My Friends 35 25 Rock and Roll Music 25 Things We Said Today 7 28 Rock and Roll Music 25 With a Little Help From My Friends 34 12 Rock and Roll Music 9 We Can Work It Out 50 27 Golden Slumbers 9 We Can Work It Out 18 20 Golden Slumbers 24 Yer Blues 1 20 Money (That's What I Want) 24 With a Little Help From My Friends 41 Let It Be 14 Ticket to Ride 5 I Saw Her Standing There 40 44 Ticket to Ride 5 I Saw Her Standing There 41 42 Ticket to Ride 28 Oh! Darling 15 11 I've Just Seen a Face 28 I Saw Her Standing There 26 43 Ticket to Ride 12 Please Please Me 33 37 Drive My Car 12 Please Please Me 11 11 Drive My Car 21 You Won't See Me 17 10 I Will 21 A Hard Day's Night 27 33 Ticket to Ride 4 A Hard Day's Night 52 39 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) 4 A Hard Day's Night 34 26 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) 29 It Won't Be Long 4 9 The Word 29 A Hard Day's Night 35 17 Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown) 13 Eight Days a Week 42 33 Back in the U.S.S.R. 13 Eight Days a Week 21 25 Back in the U.S.S.R. 20 From Me to You 13 17 She's Leaving Home 20 Division 3 With a Little Help From My Friends 15 31 Yesterday Division 4 6 All You Need Is Love 46 38 Revolution 6 All You Need Is Love 27 17 Revolution 27 Good Morning Good Morning 7 10 Run for Your Life 27 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 28 14 Hello Goodbye 11 I Feel Fine 10 36 Hello Goodbye 11 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 28 36 Hello Goodbye 22 Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da 43 17 Magical Mystery Tour 22 Penny Lane 33 30 Here Comes the Sun 3 Penny Lane 53 53 Here Comes the Sun 3 Penny Lane 37 39 Here Comes the Sun 30 Everybody's Got Something to Hide Except1 Me and My Monkey 2 No Reply 30 Penny Lane 31 46 Here Comes the Sun 14 Lady Madonna 29 50 Love Me Do 14 Lady Madonna 17 15 Love Me Do 19 The Fool on the Hill 21 6 The Ballad of John and Yoko 19 Penny Lane 26 56 Yesterday 7 You've Got to Hide Your Love Away 28 41 I Am the Walrus 7 You've Got to Hide Your Love Away 36 25 I Am the Walrus 26 Octopus's Garden 23 9 Hey Bulldog 26 You've Got to Hide Your Love Away 18 9 Get Back 10 The End 29 25 Get Back 10 The End 10 26 Get Back 23 You Can't Do That 16 24 I'll Follow the Sun 23 Help! 27 31 Yesterday 15 For No One 21 38 And I Love Her 15 I'm So Tired 7 11 And I Love Her 18 I'm So Tired 22 15 I Want You (She's So Heavy) 18 Help! 42 51 Yesterday 2 Help! 45 57 Yesterday 2 Help! 47 44 Yesterday 31 Free as a Bird 10 2 Long, Long, Long 31.
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