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Did John Lennon ever run out of song ideas?

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Yes. He went through a dry spell in the early 1970s; this was one of the reasons he decided to do an "oldies album", that became Rock 'n' Roll. (The main reason was a legal settlement, stemming from "Come Together"; he had borrowed a line from Chuck Berry's "You Can't Catch Me", and music publisher Morris Levy filed suit.)

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