A Hard Day's Night (film) - Songs

Songs

The film's credits state that all songs are composed by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. However, a portion of "Don't Bother Me" is heard in the film; this song is, in fact, a George Harrison composition, and is identified as such on all album appearances.

  • "A Hard Day's Night"
  • "I Should Have Known Better"
  • "I Wanna Be Your Man" (sample)
  • "Don't Bother Me" (Harrison) (sample)
  • "All My Loving" (sample)
  • "If I Fell"
  • "Can't Buy Me Love"
  • "And I Love Her"
  • "I'm Happy Just to Dance with You"
  • "Tell Me Why"
  • "She Loves You"
  • In addition to the soundtrack album, an EP (in mono) of songs from the film titled Extracts From The Film A Hard Day's Night was released by Parlophone (GEP 8920) on 6 November 1964, having the following tracks:
    • Side A
  1. "I Should Have Known Better"
  2. "If I Fell"
    • Side B
  1. "Tell Me Why"
  2. "And I Love Her"

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