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"Dear Prudence" has one of my all-time favorite McCartney basslines. 
And it has the fun feature of being about real events -- Prudence Farrow
"going barmy" with meditation -- in Rishikesh.

I saw footage of Prudence Farrow talking about meditation, and she
struck me as a bit mentally shaky.