"A Hard Day's Night," the title of a Beatles song and movie, is a play on the expression "a hard day's work." It suggests that one works in the night (as most bands do) instead of in the daytime.
The story goes that Ringo made the comment after a grueling all night recording session. John liked the play on words, and wrote a song about it. The night was part of the day, so to speak.
I Should Have Known Better - from the album A Hard Day's Night
hard days night
"I Should Have Known Better"
A Hard Day's Night? Yes, they wrote the song and movie, and performed in both.
The words belong to the song of the Beatles: it's A Hard Day's Night.
Hard Days Night
I Should Have Known Better - from the album A Hard Day's Night
hard days night
"I Should Have Known Better"
A Hard Day's Night? Yes, they wrote the song and movie, and performed in both.
The words belong to the song of the Beatles: it's A Hard Day's Night.
About the only unusual instrument used on the song "A Hard Day's Night" by the Beatles would be the harmonica.
A Hard Day's Night - song - was created on 1964-04-16.
A Hard Day's Night.
i think they wrote it because they have such a hard time being famous so when they get home its easy to relax it may not be right but that is what i think
The lyrics of the song "Stay the Night" by Green Days are about a guy not wanting his date to leave him, he wants her to stay the night so that they can be together.
Look in the "Related Links" for a video.