Which song by the Beatles was originally titled “Scrambled Eggs”?
Let It Be
Yesterday
Hey Jude
Yellow Submarine
In a fascinating tidbit of music trivia, the iconic Beatles song “Yesterday” was initially titled “Scrambled Eggs.” The entire melody came to Paul McCartney in a dream one night. Rushing to a piano before the notes faded, he penned improvised lyrics, using “Scrambled Eggs” as a whimsical placeholder for the title. The initial verse, “Scrambled eggs/Oh my baby how I love your legs / Not as much as I love scrambled eggs,” served as a temporary foundation until he crafted the perfect words to complement the melody. The song went on to become one of the most covered and beloved tracks in music history.
The correct answer is Yesterday.