Paul would sort of subconsciously try and destroy a great song, meaning that we'd play experimental games with my great pieces. Lennon's Line: "It was a lousy track of a great song, and I was so disappointed by it," he told Sheff, blaming the others – specifically McCartney – for not "supporting me or helping me with it. The track was originally released on 1969's No One's Gonna Change Our World, a World Wildlife Fund charity project, then languished until second producer Phil Spector reworked it for the Beatles' last-released album. Originally recorded in February 1968, "Across the Universe" took a circuitous route before finally appearing on Let It Be. The History: Lennon couldn't quite nail this one down.
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