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Paul McCartney Bio.

Paul McCartney was born in Liverpool on June 18, 1942. Paul McCartney was raised in the city and studied at The Liverpool Institute, where Paul McCartney did better at English literature than at previous music lessons—creating a liking for the writings of Hardy, Wilde, Shaw, Dylan Thomas, Sheridan, Shakespeare, and Chaucer.

At the age of fourteen, Paul McCartney wrote his first song, a reflective lament called "I Lost My Little Girl." Eight years later, Paul McCartney returned to the same rueful theme when he found the words for probably his most-noted song, "Yesterday."

First with and then without John Lennon, Paul McCartney wrote some of the well-known lyrics of the twentieth century, such as "A Day in the Life," "Hey Jude," "Let It Be," "Eleanor Rigby," and "For No One." His last recorded words with the Beatles, "and in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make," epitomize his pride that the songs of the Beatles affirmed the positive spirit of the times.

In 1990, Paul McCartney developed awareness in orchestral music that has found success around the globe through his compositions The Liverpool Oratorio, Standing Stone, and Working Classical. Paul McCartney has further diversified his expression by discovering his passion for painting, creating more than 500 canvases, exhibiting in Europe and America, and publishing an wide volume of his work.