Talk:It's for You

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Interesting! Both songs are in ¾ time. Both start out in a minor key. Both mention ‘hearts’, both are written in the first person (‘I’ not ‘she’ or ‘he’ or ‘you’). Maybe Cilla was trying to defend McCartney against accusations of unoriginality or even plagiarism. The songs use similar ideas, but are certainly different.

Bacharach’s is a little more dramatic and has a more memorable middle eight. Cilla’s nickname was ‘The Cavern Screamer’ and she loved to soar up to impassioned climaxes. 121.44.25.105 (talk) 21:03, 18 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]