Hey Jude and A Day in the Life are arguably the two best rock songs ever. Both could be at the top of the list. Hey Jude is a complete masterpiece, with beautiful lyrics and melody

Best Part: the drum intro that introduces the bass and drums, and has a nice harmony

The last songon the Sgt. Pepper album makes the album the best album ever. It goes from a sad little guitar solo, has very good lyrics and everything is perfect in the song, up to the crashing piano chord Very good drumming by Ringo

best part the "dream sequence"

A simple song, but it is so deep. It has beautiful lyrics, and a beautiful string arrangement. It is one of the best songs ever

Best part: "why she had to go I don't  know she didn't say/ I said something wrong now I long for yesterday.

A beautiful love song by George Harrison. You can tell this is one of the songs that all of the members put their heart into, Paul's bass playing is gorgeous and perfect Ringo's drumming fits perfectly.

Best part: the bridge with the "I don't know" part, and the piano solo. NIce guitar solo too

The best lyrics for any love song ever. It is a sad song from Rubber soul it has a nice guitar solo, and is solid throughout

 Best part: the piano solo and the lyrics

Beautiful guitar song

best part: Eric Clapton's solo

This song famously made the name "michelle" popular. Before this song came out, no one knew about the name

Best Part: the bass solo

It's a good song, but it's overrated

Best part: the refrain

a slow swampy song, it shows how versatile the Bealtes were they could make songs like Hey Jude, Michelle, and then they made great songs like this

Best Part: the short piano solo

the opening song on the album with the same name, this song has probably the best opening of any song ever. It has nice production with a nice fuzzy guitar solo and great vocals by Paul

best part french horn quartet and the chorus after it